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“Perché la vita è fatta soprattutto di patteggiamenti. Di situazioni in cui – questa è la rivelazione che spiazza – ti scopri capace di una comprensione al ribasso che normalmente non ti spieghi, quando la riconosci negli altri. E capisci alcune cose.”

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