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The World In Which We Were Called To Exist Was An Absurd World, And There Was No Other In Which We Could Take Refuge.
-Albert Camus
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The World In Which We
Albert Camus
The World In Which We Were Called To Exist Was An Absurd World, And There Was No Other In Which We Could Take Refuge.
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