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Such diminishment of belief or disregard for integrity is something neither we nor our Muslim friends desire. The lease signed by Rubies, which according to Buslik is one of the largest costume companies in the world, conveys a sense that the industry is perhaps ready to tolerate a diminishment of the symbiosis that it had shared with the toy industry should the toy tenants move to another city as some have forecasted they will be forced to do. The closet is the place of debasement, diminishment, and suffocation. |
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