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CricInfo may have written text commentaries first but the tone, pace and interactivity of the Guardian's efforts was the essence of Web 2.0.

This week, Trump was still backing the quarterback—"I know him so well, he's such a high-quality guy"—even in light of news, highlighted by the commissioner in his rejection of the appeal, that Brady had asked an assistant to destroy a cell phone that may have contained text messages pertinent to the investigation.

This week, Trump was still backing the quarterback — "I know him so well, he's such a high-quality guy" — even in light of news, highlighted by the commissioner in his rejection of the appeal, that Brady had asked an assistant to destroy a cell phone that may have contained text messages pertinent to the investigation.

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Police in Los Angeles sparked a national conversation about the dangers of using mobile telephones at the wheel yesterday, when they revealed that the sometime reality TV star may have been "texting or Twittering" when he drove his Jeep off a cliff next to the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu on Monday afternoon.

Indigenous religions may have written texts, but the power of the sacred story is still in the oral tradition of passing them from one generation to the next.

If, late Saturday morning, Swarm sent me a push notification telling me that Sean was planning to go uptown to Central Park that afternoon, I may very well have texted him and seen what was up.

Comics are also a powerful educational tool for assisting readers with dyslexia or autism who may have difficulty processing text.

It may have been a text at Kesteven and Grantham girls' grammar school to learn by heart and perform.