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 | | If you open the jar where the seeds are kept, this means that death is no longer more than a week away, that the old people, who are anyway useless, have died, that the young people, who can anyway be replicated, have died, that the remaining adults are dying. |
 | | In Lubumbashi the rule was not as strict as in China, if you eat the seeds you can still forage in the town and in the bushes. |
 | | It was not much of a surprise to find that old maize stalks had not been cleared out, that the fields had not been hoed, that the farmers were too tired to bother, and in spite of this misery to discover that we were at all time totally safe and undisturbed. |
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