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Facebook began as a social networking site for college students and has expanded to include anyone. It now has over 750 million registered users worldwide and is the largest social networking site. The document discusses how Facebook allows people to connect and stay connected through sharing photos, links, and other content. It also provides opportunities for businesses and organizations to create a presence on Facebook and engage with their audience.
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