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This paper explores how online social networks and co-presence social networks complement each other to form global, fused social relations. We collected Bluetooth-based co-presence data from mobile phones and Facebook social data from a shared set of 104 students. For improved analysis accuracy, we created weighted social graphs based on meeting frequency and duration for co-presence data, and based...