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"english": "… and Manos, in order to disperse his boredom, he began to scrutinize the ten people in the living room.",
"ref": "1956, Μ. Καραγάτσης, Ο κίτρινος φάκελος",
"text": "[...] κι ο Μάνος, για να διασκεδάσει την ανία του άρχισε να περιεργάζεται τους δέκα ανθρώπους του σαλονιού.\n[...] ki o Mános, gia na diaskedásei tin anía tou árchise na periergázetai tous déka anthrópous tou salonioú.",
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