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Our teens are bullies

By Stories YUEN MEIKENG, LIM MAY LEE and CLARISSA SAY
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IS it okay to call an overweight person “an elephant” online?

Yes, apparently, according to most Malaysian teens in a study on Internet usage and its impact on psychological and medical health.

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