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GOOD:Pandurangi DAR case done twice.
BAD: The vigilance people are not satisfied.
SEARCH: Type discipline in the Search BOX


We get sick for 2 or 3 days at a time,
but why don’t we ever feel extraordinarily good that long?

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Say something about good bad and search. I shall write taking an idea from there.

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