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“When you are refugees, the whole world cares for you—but I don’t want it,” a woman who fled Kyiv said. “I want my tiny apartment. I want my job that I don’t like. I want to see my boss. . . . All the things I hate—that’s what I want.” https://t.co/OynSmwcZUY — PolitiTweet.org

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Deborah Treisman speaks to the author Etgar Keret, whose short story, “Mitzvah,” was inspired by an argument with a taxi driver on a ride through Tel Aviv. https://t.co/PEBO6wrUW9 — PolitiTweet.org

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