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undisclosable

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Greer tells me that in his next novel, which he has just started, he has set himself a huge, though undisclosable, challenge.
It is thought around a quarter of the company is under family ownership, as other members have undisclosable holdings of under 3%.
It has done its job, served its purpose--witnessed and told the truth, except for the truth that is always hard to disclose, and is in fact undisclosable by irony: the deepest truth of inwardness.
 
 
 
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