Luba Vukonsky
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The French morning newspaper Le Matin carried a huge headline article in large block letters all across the front page. And it said, vive la vie, long live life.
The French morning newspaper Le Matin carried a huge headline article in large block letters all across the front page. And it said, vive la vie, long live life.
The French morning newspaper Le Matin carried a huge headline article in large block letters all across the front page. And it said, vive la vie, long live life.
He was very famous. He was one of the most famous scientists in the world.
He was very famous. He was one of the most famous scientists in the world.
He was very famous. He was one of the most famous scientists in the world.
He loved the journalists. He never turned them away. And they loved him even more than he loved them. And they followed him around and they took down his every word.
He loved the journalists. He never turned them away. And they loved him even more than he loved them. And they followed him around and they took down his every word.
He loved the journalists. He never turned them away. And they loved him even more than he loved them. And they followed him around and they took down his every word.
He thought that a solution to everything was science. So, of course, science was going to solve aging as well.
He thought that a solution to everything was science. So, of course, science was going to solve aging as well.
He thought that a solution to everything was science. So, of course, science was going to solve aging as well.
This became for him like a new mission.
This became for him like a new mission.
This became for him like a new mission.
Free the world from this terrible affliction.
Free the world from this terrible affliction.
Free the world from this terrible affliction.
Entire sacks of letters that piled up in the mailroom was stuffed with letters from people who didn't want to die.
Entire sacks of letters that piled up in the mailroom was stuffed with letters from people who didn't want to die.