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For
a sense of true power, you will need a plug adapter and your
120/240V power supply / battery charger.
I
like food. I like Italian food. But I was not prepared to like the food
you get inside Italy as much as I did. In just a few days, the
realization had sunk in that Italian restaurants in the US are
only doing a "version" of the real thing.
Ancient
Rome had orgies. Modern Rome has busses. There's nearly the same
degree of intimacy with either.
And the bus drivers are often better dressed than you or I.|
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