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My Hero Wants To Belong Too, But He Doesn't Want To Give Up All The Things He Came To Value In The West.
-Orhan Pamuk
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My Hero Wants To Belong Too, But
Orhan Pamuk
My Hero Wants To Belong Too, But He Doesn't Want To Give Up All The Things He Came To Value In The West.
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