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Throughout the article, Virginia thought that listening to music through headphones is more harmful than using headphones. The author uses some evidence to support her point, Virginia pointed out that although the headphones use a higher volume to drown out the intervention, but the fact that users are more likely headset is going deaf. This quote to compare the effectiveness of earbuds and headphones in the hearing of the people, and have concluded that the headphones are even harmful to hearing. The data of this experiment is to convince the reader and comparison is very convincing. In my opinion, this is the effective use of features because it confirms the reliability of the support of the author and thus makes it becomes credible in the

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