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I have seen a leader’s joys and sorrows, what matters and what doesn’t, the shades of black and white—yet I lose my place, just because I am considered old. Perhaps loyalty doesn’t always have a price.
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I have seen a leader’s joys and sorrows, what matters and what doesn’t, the shades of black and white—yet I lose my place, just because I am considered old. Perhaps loyalty doesn’t always have a price.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Adel Imam Anup, Sheikh Korashanee
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