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In our daily school life some students can't resist the opposite gender's attraction£¬disturbing themselves£®With such a school rule carried out£¬it's of great help for them to take control of themselves and realize the harm of abnormal communication£®Meanwhile£¬however£¬it's not good for the students'emotional development and normal relationship£®
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