Hagar and the Law Book
Hagar and the Law Book

Hagar and the Law Book

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You can see the stars when you look at the sky, but you cannot know what they really are. If you look at it from a realistic perspective, you don't even see them, you only see the light they gave off years ago and many no longer exist. In the end this is not relevant at all, since it is you who choose the way you want to see.
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"O pequeno pássaro voa no céu. O mar reflete o azul do céu. A reflexão azul é o mar do céu. O...

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