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“The Dark Cloud Is the moving target of death that scares all of us Is the danger of an Indian woman in New Delhi getting raped and executed on a bus Is the expiration date you are dealt with when you speak the truth Is the manner you have when you get straight to the root”

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Book:The Dark Cloud
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