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Social networks have increased our blindness, says part actor based on Saramago

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‘(Um) Study on Cegueira’, new installation of the Galpão Group, seeks to ‘desecrate’ the famous book of Portuguese writer winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature
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Social networks have increased our blindness, says part actor based on Saramago

‘(Um) Study on Cegueira’, new installation of the Galpão Group, seeks to ‘desecrate’ the famous book of Portuguese writer winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature

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