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"After Google and Twitter, time has come for Facebook to tell us what its users have been chirping about all year. \nTo get the top trends, Facebook analyzed status updates across 236 countries, comparing the rate at which each phrase occurred in 2010 compared to 2009. The results above are the ones that had increased by both a large percentage and a large volume. \nFacebook's status update isn't exactly the same thing as a tweet, and it's definitely very different from a Google search phrase, so Facebook's list does have some surprises. The most popular term all year was HMU - an acronym for \"hit me up,\" meaning call or text me - which was barely used by anyone in 2009. According to Facebook, the term was spreading wildly in the first half of 2010, reaching 80,000 mentions per day by the end of summer. In September, however, after the summer break, HMU became more of a weekend-oriented request as many users went back to school. \n\n\n\n\nTrends that correspond to the most popular phrases on Google and Twitter in 2010 were the World Cup, Haiti, mineros/miners (referring to the trapped Chilean miners), the iPad and iPhone 4 and the inevitable Justin Bieber. \nFacebook users also talked a lot about movies (in general), airplanes (referring to the song \"Airplanes\" by B.o.B. feat. Hayley Williams), games on Facebook, and, of course, the next year - 2011. \nYou can find some additional details about each phrase over on Facebook's official blog."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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