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Twitter is a microblogging service that allows users to send short updates called tweets. Users can access Twitter through the website or smartphone apps. It is useful for sharing information, status updates, and networking. Some key facts about Twitter include that it has over 200 million active users who send over 95 million tweets per day. Popular Twitter clients and apps include Tweetdeck, Seismic, HootSuite, and Twitter for iPhone.
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