People Don't Use Words Any More': A Teenager Tells Us How To Use
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quot;We usually just talk using Emojis."This is what 18-year-old Hope R. told me in a recent conversation we had about how she and her friends use their phones to communicate with one another. The college freshman, who has had an iPhone for two years and admits she "only calls her parents on the phone and no one else, really", explained that emojis sent alongside every text are the new normal.
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