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IN THE CAR, outside the venue, my heart was beating wildly.
When I looked at the familiar estate rolling in, a feeling of déjà vu crept in and the uncomfortable feeling of nervousness sunk in. I never thought that anything familiar could make me feel like such a stranger.
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