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“बीरेंदर ने अपनी दोस्त का परिचय कराया “मिलिए हमारी दोस्त मेंटल से। जानते हैं भैया क्या हुआ? हम भगवान से मांगे थे मानसिक शांति। आ उ हुआ का कि अङ्ग्रेज़ी-हिन्दी के चक्कर में थोड़ा गरबरा गया। हमारा उच्चारन भी तो वही है। तो भगवानजी हमको ‘मेंटल पीस’ का जगह एक ठो 'मेंटल पीस' दे दिये।”

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