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Fig. 1: Our Cancer Year includes multiple narratives; The authors do not shy away from political commentary. with his eventual cure’ on page 216 (““You’re clean, baby — not a trace!”). pag y continues with the first diagnosis (cf. 78) and subsequent chemotherapy (cf. 106) and ends

Figure 1 Our Cancer Year includes multiple narratives; The authors do not shy away from political commentary. with his eventual cure’ on page 216 (““You’re clean, baby — not a trace!”). pag y continues with the first diagnosis (cf. 78) and subsequent chemotherapy (cf. 106) and ends

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