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Friendship is a great relation. We all must treasure our friends. Explain.

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Friendship is a great relation. We all must treasure our friends. Explain.

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It is great to have friends in life. They add colours to our life. There are many things which we cannot share with our family, but can share with our friends easily.
Our friends help us in our time of need and stand beside us during our thick and thin. We trust them and can rely on them in times of need. We must be helpful and understanding towards our friend and must always be available to render our help to them.

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