Nowadays, most people, especially young people, change their items, uh, after they regularly, actually, because of their innovation, changed, uh, people’s minds in a positive way and the, uh, most effective way, and that, uh, changes influece mostly on only young people. And therefore, most the time the young people change their phone because of their designs, their, you, appearance or something like that. Um, and I think that people, especially young, uh, change their items, regulars and old other people. Uh, and um, I think after the EM market established, most people prefer buy buying the things, or they just wanted to do shopping online in terms of the quanters spe market, because doing online shopping has lots of advantages, such as they don’t need to, uh, bo the spare market and, uh, time, time consum in and.
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Nowadays, most people, especially young people, change their items frequently. This is often due to innovation, which has changed people's minds in a positive and effective way. These changes influence young people the most. For example, young people often change their phones because of new designs, appearances, or other features. I think that young people change their items more regularly than older people. After the rise of e-commerce, many people prefer to buy things online rather than in supermarkets. This is because online shopping has many advantages, such as convenience. People don't need to go to the supermarket and it saves time.
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