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Poetic licence

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Growing up in the township, our parents used to tell us not to waste food. Our ancestors would scold us for such crudeness when people were dying of hunger in Ethiopia – a masterful mural and poster child of global poverty painted with brushstrokes of desolation and struggle.

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