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a man.He could bear moral and physical torture and he could | a man.He could bear moral and physical torture and he could | ||
stand.And if he could beat Frazier in the rematch we would have | stand.And if he could beat Frazier in the rematch we would have | ||
at last a national hero who was hero of the world as well. (''King'' | at last a national hero who was hero of the world as well. (''King'' 92–92) | ||
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