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The Art of Trying
Antonio chose to leave a life of crime behind him after 25 years. He is now homeless and wandering around the same crime-ridden streets trying to make an honest living as a painter.
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Antonio chose to leave a life of crime behind him after 25 years. He is now homeless and wandering around the same crime-ridden streets trying to make an honest living as a painter.
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