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news
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media
 manifest in changes to our well-being and behaviour.First of all, mental health can suffer. When a person is continually absorbing Use synonyms
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also
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individuals
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attacks
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while
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media
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This
 focus on negativity inevitably has serious effects on Linking Words
individuals
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 the cohesion of communities.Linking Words