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I work hard to stay close to my friends. A researcher says it’s good for my well-being—and these 3 habits can help

Keeping in touch with friends can be hard, but often worth the effort, research shows. A friendship expert recommends these three practices for connection.

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I work hard to stay close to my friends. A researcher says it’s good for my well-being—and these 3 habits can help
Keeping in touch with friends can be hard, but often worth the effort, research shows. A friendship expert recommends these three practices for connection.
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