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|a Preliminary Material -- Torn Apart and Put Together, Slowly, Clumsily, Over Time -- What If Knowledge Is Also Tied to Places? -- Rest, Speed, and Recovery Time -- Comforting and Very Sad at the Same Time -- That's Okay, That's Life! -- To Stay With It and Don't Run Away -- Luggage -- Sleep, Pretty Darling, Do Not Cry -- I've Told the Truth, I Didn't Come to Fool You -- References.
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