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Real estate, specifically selling an investment home, is not one that would accommodate unmeditated decisions.
And when Deledda's words are too unmeditated by the translator, they can come out rather lugubrious: "Rome brought an almost morbid despondency upon him, viewed through his disorientation, etc.
I venture into the shower for a bit of firsthand living, unmeditated by symbols, except that keeping clean has a certain social symbolism.
 
 
 
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