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Liza
Professor Topol experiences a strong sense of guilt after losing a loved one. In an attempt to find peace of mind, he helps those in need of salvation by developing a cure that can cure all of humanity. His main desire is to prevent someone's death. The life of Liza, the daughter of Topol's best friend, hangs in the balance and the professor has less and less time left, because she is his last hope for achieving a great goal. However, the path of the savior of the world is not easy.
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Professor Topol experiences a strong sense of guilt after losing a loved one. In an attempt to find peace of mind, he helps those in need of salvation by developing a cure that can cure all of humanity. His main desire is to prevent someone's death. The life of Liza, the daughter of Topol's best friend, hangs in the balance and the professor has less and less time left, because she is his last hope for achieving a great goal. However, the path of the savior of the world is not easy.
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