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“لا أدرى كيف أصف لك التغير الذى أصابنا بدقة، درجة من الاستخفاف بالموت واعتياده، درجة من تبلد المشاعر والقسوة، ودرجة من الشعور العميق بالذنب المدفون تحت طبقة سميكة من المبررات تجعلنا عدائيين لأى تشكيك فى صحة موقفنا”

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Book:باب الخروج: رسالة علي المفعمة ببهجة غير متوقعة
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