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spir-8396	Nishimura, Yukiko	A SOCIOLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF EMOTICON USAGE IN JAPANESE BLOGS: VARIATION BY AGE, GENDER, AND TOPIC	2015.0	17	.pdf	application/pdf	5978	355	56	Though there is no statistically significant general effect of age, two non-significant trends with respect to age and gender are noteworthy, namely a tendency for Senior Males to use more emoticons than Junior Males and a tendency for Senior Females to use more emoticons than Junior Males. Since Junior Females also use more emoticons than Junior Males, this tendency provides tentative support for a general effect of gender on the frequency of emoticon usage.	cache/spir-8396.pdf	txt/spir-8396.txt