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(They say alcohol, medicine , and oppression become habits. That in time, you no longer feel them. But that's not true—especially in the case oppression.)

— Lualhati Bautista

Yan daw alak at gamot at pagkaapi, nakakasanayan. Kalaunan daw, hindi ka na tatablan pa. Pero hindi totoo 'yon. Lalo na sa kaso ng pagkaapi.

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'GAPÔ ,middle Chapter (1988)

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