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By the end of the semester, the book's spine was cracked, and the pages were dog-eared. Elif understood that: , not cages.
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The "truth" isn't in one chapter, but in the of many.
whispered from the shadows about the power of the past. Rogers offered a warm, non-judgmental light. Perls demanded she focus only on the "here and now."