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MetroXpress newspaper reports on a study from Oxford University, which found more than one-in-four Danish couples that met between 1997 and 2010 found each other via this platform, according to the Copenhagen Post.<\/p>\n
Researcher at the University of Copenhagen Charlie Breindahl is quoted as saying: "We have started accepting online dating because the internet has become such a significant part of our social lives."<\/p>\n
While people can find whether or not they get on with a person via the web, it is possible to gain a good understanding of physical attraction once the two parties meet in person.<\/p>\n
Dating sites are an ideal way "to sort out the ones with no potential", in order to discover the best matches, Mr Breindahl adds.<\/p>\n
And it could also bring soulmates together, as Kval.com recently revealed Bud Izen and Diane Foushee met on the web and believe they have met their lifetime partner.<\/p>\n
Posted by Simon Williams
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