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source: found it in the phone book of a colleague’s mobile phone today , and found that the phone numbers he saved all displayed names, and then just move down to display the corresponding number of this person. then i was thinking to myself, this is pretty good. then i thought that i had collected similar effects before. change it a little bit. summary: discovery is everywhere in life. it is indeed an advantage to be good at discovery and then diligent in thinking and association.
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