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In Retrospect

The human race needs a breather or a pause from everything instant, online, globalized social networking, affordable and budgeted travelling in every corner of the world. In view of that, life requires space. Refresh, recoup and regroup are imperative then emerge victorious for there is a light at every end of a tunnel tho' some tunnels happen to be longer than others.

Salud.

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