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[Summary] => No, God, a part of me repeated constantly as I watched the horror of the World Trade Center. It was a hysterical prayer. I meant: Dear God, please, dont let this be true. Simultaneously I was uncomfortably aware of another voice saying, "These special effects are better than the movie Independence Day." This fragmentation, this feeling of being torn apart and dragged down parallel channels, isnt new. When did I feel this before?
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[AuthorName] => Barbara Gonzalez-Ventura
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