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There is no denying that the apparition of social networking services like Facebook or Twitter have had a profound influence on a global scale, from India to America. Whether they make people less sensitive to the plight of others is debatable. Twitter and Facebook have been used as tools when it comes to broadcasting little known humanitarian causes.
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