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« A Jewish joke says that God frequently rereads the Torah to try to understand what is happening in this world he created. P 268 »
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Hervé Le Tellier
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« Blake makes his living from the death of others. Please, no moral lesson. If we want to discuss ethics, he's willing to answer statistics. Because - and Blake apologizes - when a Minister of Health cuts into the budget, here he d e l e t es a scanner, there a doctor, again a resuscitation service, he suspects that he shortens the existence of thousands of strangers. Responsible, not guilty, look familiar. »
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The anomaly
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« At forty-three years old, fifteen of whom have spent time in writing, the small world of literature seems to him a burlesque train where unseating crooks settled furiously at the premiere with the complicity of incompetent controllers, while remain on the platform of modest geniuses - an endangered species to which `he` does not consider to belong. »
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Hervé Le Tellier
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