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How does the Internet work?
There are many places on the planet earth devoid of basic amenities. But the Internet has entered into those sites even. Though the speed of the Internet is low in some areas, it has footsteps in almost every square mile of the world. Interestingly, access to the Internet has become a fundamental right in some countries. But what is meant by the Internet? How does it work? Here we go.
Internet
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Power words :
- Devoid
- Footsteps
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- Amenities
- Reassemble
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