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Waiting for News in a Room of Death and Miracles







Waiting for News in a Room of Death and
Miracles

Waiting for News in a Room of Death and
Miracles
03/08/2004 11:24 PM

Dozens of people are scattered about in clusters in a vast bright hospital lobby with one thing in common: waiting for a relative who is having a cancer operation.




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