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Internet relationships have potential both good and bad
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APRIL 25, 2000 "Online marriages and relationships are becoming as common as laptops and home computers. A few of years ago, a friend met his soon-to-be-wife on the Internet. They corresponded for a few months. She visited. He visited and viola they moved their computers in together and formed a merger. They are still together after all these 24 months..." Get the Story:
Internet relationships have potential, both good and bad (Dorreen Yellow Bird. The Grand Forks Herald. 4/25)
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