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   With social development，many people don't stay in the same place forever.So many things can （1）k

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you from seeing your loved ones in person，from busy schedules to long distances （距離） to a rather unexpected pandemic Covid-19.Fortunately，thanks to modern technology，the people we miss are （2）o

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only a phone call or text message away.But if you're someone who （3）p

refers

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typed-out messages，you may want to think twice.A new study found that communication that （4）i

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voice，like a phone call or video chat，created （5）s

tronger

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social connections than communication through typing，like text messaging or email.
   Researchers found that although people thought that a phone call with an old friend would be less comfortable， （6）h

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someone's voice actually made the experience better.In an experiment，the researchers had strangers connect by （7）e

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texting，talking over video chat or talking using only audio （語音）.They found that both forms of voice （8）c

ommunications

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----whether video or audio only-made the strangers feel more connected than when they communicated through texting.Sabrina Romanoff，a doctor from New York，says texting can make it hard to get the （9）t

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meaning behind a conversation. "While making a voice or audio phone call，each party is there，so the speakers are able to understand the meaning behind the content （內(nèi)容） （10）w

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thinking over the endless possible meanings behind words."