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“Although No One Can Go Back And Make A New Start, Anyone Can Start From Now And Make A Brand New Ending”

Polly, July 9, 2018

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“Although No One Can Go Back And Make A New Start, Anyone Can Start From Now And Make A Brand New Ending”

– Carl Bard, American Writer And Editor

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