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Every Morning When I Wake Up, Now, I Regard It As Having Another Borrowed Day.
-Malcolm X
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Every Morning When I Wake Up, Now,
Malcolm X
Every Morning When I Wake Up, Now, I Regard It As Having Another Borrowed Day.
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