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In modern life, it is
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some
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individuals
according to
some scientists
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, it is better to read
books
in the
library
.
While
others consider that
books
on the computer are more useful and contain more information than those in the
library
. Both views will be discussed ensuring paragraphs
as well as
a personal conclusion will be provided. On the
one
hand,
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of the fact that it is
books
the
library
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loss and
also
very much useful several benefits. The most significant
one
is
that is
comfortable to read.
One
of the single
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is that the libraries have many
books
.
For instance
, a recent study by Cambridge University found
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that as people read
books
on their phones, various eye problems occur, unlike
books
in the
library
. On the other side of the coin, there are given some benefits
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. Many students think that social networks are
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useful
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one
of the
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is that the
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advantage
of reading
books
on phones is that
books
that are not available in the
library
can be found on the phone . Some people
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it is almost impossible to explicate
this
concept in any
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way .
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both sides are
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