CRITICAL STANDPOINT

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In the booklet "Critical Standpoint", you will be informed definitively of the most important accounts which shaped Coronavirus, mainly in NYC but also internationally. How better way of style and creativity. Completed behind bars- in the epicenter of cases in New York's Correctional Facility, the young writer Raheem Cox begins his writing caree

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