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Are we dominated by our smart phones and mobile games?

By Mark Carrigan on September 15, 2016 • ( 0 )

#ポケモンGO #PokemonGO pic.twitter.com/Vfli2vCX4o

— S@KANOUE (@_sakanoue) July 31, 2016

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