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I am discovering that I can listen to the inner voice of reason and conscience, now things have quietened down enough for it to be audible. So, their stay in Madrid was prolonged and, as things quietened down, they went to a bullfight in the old bullring. Increase in Taiwanese apprehension might have quietened some supporters of Taiwan's independence, but Taiwanese insecurity was not translated into support for unification. |
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