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English, 10.03.2021 23:00, ecat1214

Read the following passage and complete the statement: Let's face it! We live in an information age! With computers, televisions and cell phones everywhere!
The smart phone has blurred the lines between phone, camera and computer. Isn't it getting to be
too much? Are we too dependent on computers? Some say no but try this: put your phone down,
turn off the computer, turn off the television and walk away for a couple of hours. Not as easy as you
think!
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