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Change: SpeakingMore ofon textingText messaging has been a very common (and inexpensive) mode of wireless communication abroad. In recent years, it has experienced dramatic growth in popularity in the U.S. Follow this link to an article on cnet that talks about this growth: U.S. text usage   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 144)

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