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Getting Started with Twitter provides instructions for setting up a Twitter account and engaging with the platform. The document outlines the steps to register for an account, customize profile and homepage settings, find people to follow like President Obama, tweet up to 140 characters with link shorteners, interact with tweets by liking, retweeting or replying, and use searches to find others to follow on topics of passion. It cautions that Twitter can be addictive.
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