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In a clear, intelligent voice, Greif presents Moshe's feelings, observations, and experiences as, through a combination of strength, "health, willpower and alertness, [and] luck, lots of luck," he survives the Auschwitz system for almost three years. The willpower of an aspiring dancer--usually such a positive force--when applied to the goal of getting skinny, can become dangerous. So even if you have the willpower to stop after just four or five 15-calorie Dibs (good luck), you'll still rack up a fifth of a day's worth of bad fat. |
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