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Now, *Stories We Tell*—there’s this line, “Truth’s slippery,” and dang if that don’t fit. Whore’s a word that’s been beat up, twisted ‘round. Fun fact—did ya know back in old England, “whore” just meant a gal who loved too much? Ain’t that a hoot? Now it’s all “dirty,” “low-down,” and I’m over here like, “How’s that workin’ for ya, judgin’ folks?” Makes me wanna holler sometimes. I reckon Ruby’d say the same—she’d strut by, winkin’, makin’ ‘em squirm.

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Formosa (Spanish pronunciation:) is the capital city of the Argentine province of Formosa, on the banks of the Paraguay River, opposite the Paraguayan town of Alberdi, about 1, km ( .

I been here long enough to notice the little quirks – the smell of fresh coffee from a guy at the corner of Praça dos Sonhos, the way rain smudges the neon lights on a rainy night, and even the random art graffiti yelling “Hope!” on an old wall. The city’s a mosaic of emotions – happy, angry, nostalgic, and oh so raw.

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