Fidget Spinner

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A craze that hitting a millions of people in the world. Many people are using this spinning toy called Fidget spinner that can ease you from boredom. Is it helpful or harm to people? Is fidget spinner can be a stress reliever?
Addictive, fascinating and easy to use toy, that's what fidget spinner is. Fidget spinner is a palm-sized toy that spins with the slight flick of a thumb. It easily distracted a individual to pay attention to the endless and strangely calming motion of the object. Fidgeting is a behavior where people are exhibiting while they're doing anything from sitting. This petite ball that looks like a cross between the blades of a standing fan helps to kill the boredom of people such as people in offices and schools. Also it is

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