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hairdryer excommunication deals in solitary drones, ramshackle noises and emancipatory nothingnesses.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “I live on the brink of it! Why? Professional obligations? (Brief laugh.) Reasons of health? (Brief laugh.) Family ties? (Brief laugh?) A woman? (Laugh in which she joins.) Some old grave I cannot tear myself away from? (Pause.) Listen to it! What is it like?”
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supported by 6 fans who also own “I live on the brink of it! Why? Professional obligations? (Brief laugh.) Reasons of health? (Brief laugh.) Family ties? (Brief laugh?) A woman? (Laugh in which she joins.) Some old grave I cannot tear myself away from? (Pause.) Listen to it! What is it like?”
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supported by 6 fans who also own “I live on the brink of it! Why? Professional obligations? (Brief laugh.) Reasons of health? (Brief laugh.) Family ties? (Brief laugh?) A woman? (Laugh in which she joins.) Some old grave I cannot tear myself away from? (Pause.) Listen to it! What is it like?”
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