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“Pero es que las personas mayores a veces olvidan que no todo se ve con los ojos. Y cuando lo olvidan, quieren que todo les sea presentado con palabras muy pomposas en papeles con muchos sellos. Hay adultos que no creen absolutamente nada que no hayan leído antes en un libro muy gordo o en un papel con muchos sellos.”

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