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“Quando aspetti tutta la vita per fare delle cose... E poi arrivi a farle tutte insieme in un secondo. Mia nonna diceva, ciò che non fai in una vita, si fa in un secondo. Quello che vita toglie, Dio restituisce”

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Book:Inside The Outsider
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