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A four-year study by sociologists at The University of Manchester has found that women are much likely than men to【M1】______ make deep and lasting friendships. The investigation into social networks by the Universitys Research Centre for Socio-Cultural Change found that men are more fickle and calculating about who they should be friends. Women, on the other hand, stand by their【M2】______ friends through thick and thin. Adding to the bad news for male prestige, the study confirms the stereotype which men are likely to【M3】______ base their friendship on social drinking. Of the 10,000 individuals studying who took part in the 1992【M4】______ to 2002 British Household Panel Surveys, women are much more likely to stay with the same friends. Single people, elder people【M5】______ and white collar workers are also good at paring up. Middle class people are more likely to cast their net of friendship far more【M6】______ wider, or the working class tend to stick to their own kind.【M7】______ Dr Gindo Tampubolon said the findings to female friendship【M8】______ were double significant because the data suggest we are much【M9】______ more likely to socialize with people from our own gender—75 per cent of best friends were with the same sex. Dr Tampubolon, who is based at the School of Social Sciences, said: " Friendship between women seems to be fundamentally similar to friendship【M10】______ between men."
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