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warmth
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cold life
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transitional era
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prisoner
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the grind
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depraved acts
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sundial
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incision
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keeping score
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pragmatic
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underpass
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zxz Kyiv, Ukraine
One half of ▼□■□■□■.
[Pronounced:
Zed eX Zed
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/ˈzɛd/ /ˈɛks/ /ˈzɛd/]
DEATH TO FASCISM
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