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Yes, I definitely think maintaining a close friendship over several years is a skill. Life is constantly changing, and as we go through different stages like university and work, it can be challenging to stay connected. It takes effort to nurture a friendship even when you're not seeing each other every day or living in the same place. Being able to keep in touch, communicate effectively, and make time for each other despite these changes is a valuable skill. I've experienced this firsthand with a friend from my old school. We've stayed close for a long time, even though we've gone to different schools and have busy lives. It's something I value and believe is important.
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Yes. Definitely maintaining a close friendship over several years is a skill because, uh, life is always changing. And definitely, we will go to university and then everyone will work in different ways. So if we maintained to have a close friendship with someone that is not with us all the time or we lift on the way and we can hang out sometimes even if we don’t live in the same place and even if we are not in the same school or university, we can keep in touch this is a skill that everyone has to have. And as I said before in, um, question 1, I had a friend in my old school, and I always keep in touch with them. And we are friends for a very long uh, time. Even if we are in different schools, we still keep in touch with either each other.
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