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A new study carried out by Microsoft found that between any two individuals on the planet there is an average of 6.6 degrees of separation. This means that only 6.6 persons in the chain that connects two different persons from around the world are required in order to make this connection. The finding proves that the old saying 'It is a small world' is actually more true than we have ever imagined. Read the complete story here.
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