Landline Use Falls Off as Mobile Usage Grows

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Landline Use Falls Off as Mobile Usage Grows:

Three in 10 Americans now do most, if not all, of their talking on cellphones, a study finds. A growing number, mostly the young and less affluent, use mobiles exclusively.

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