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Elaine and Coleman are happily married and always say, "I love you," before ending their phone conversations. The fact that the words do not have the same emotional impact as the first time they were spoken
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Elaine and Coleman are happily married and always say, "I love you," before ending their phone conversations. The fact that the words do not have the same emotional impact as the first time they were spoken is indicative of the principle that:

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Communication is unrepeatable.

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