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Facebook, YouTube the Most Widely Used Platforms for U.S. Adults
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Facebook, YouTube the Most Widely Used Platforms for U.S. Adults

A new Pew survey shows the trends for which online platforms and messaging app get the most and least usage.
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Here's How People Successfully Work With Friends, Family and Even Their Spouse

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Facebook Faces Flak Over 'Sexual Images' From Minors Survey

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15 Unorthodox Ways to Get Your Foot In the Door

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Not Getting Enough Sleep? Blame Your Job.

If you're not sleeping for more than seven hours a night, it may be time to rethink your schedule … or your career.
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