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Would you please paraphrase on this paragraph?
"No." The word rises up on its own, a lone air bubble from some drowning breath. it surprises me to see it there, floating on the surface between Dr. Desai and me.
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I can't really paraphrase it, or rather, I don't care to paraphrase it, because it is much easier to explain what it means to me than to put it in other words. Dr. Desai and another person (the narrator) are talking.
- I can't really paraphrase it, or rather, I don't care to paraphrase it, because it is much easier to explain what it means to me than to put it in other words.
- Dr.
- Desai and another person (the narrator) are talking.
- The doctor has some difficulty saying "no," but he/she needs to or has to.
- It has a life of its own.
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I can't really paraphrase it, or rather, I don't care to paraphrase it, because it is much easier to explain what it means to me than to put it in other words.
Dr. Desai and another person (the narrator) are talking. The doctor has some difficulty saying "no," but he/she needs to or has to. It has a life of its own. It can't be avoided. The narrator isn't really expecting it, either. T
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