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		<author>Mr Cua</author>
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			<![CDATA[ Hi dudes,<br /><br />I'm translating The Golden Notebook, and I have some difficulties in comprehending several contexts. Can anyone here help me explain this phrase:<br /><br />Oh, Africa! for soon the banana leaves will be senile with dark red, the red dust will be redder yet, redder than the new-lipsticked lips of my dark love, store-betrayed to the commerce-lust of the white trader.<br /><br />Especially from &quot;store-betrayed...&quot; on ]]>
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