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French Words and Fighter Jets

There’s an art gallery just off Armenia street in the Mar Mikhail district of Beirut that sells a variety of novelty goods – soap from Aleppo, hand-stamped Iranian linens, black and white photographs from the Lebanese Civil War, books on art.

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“Love words, agonize over sentences, and pay attention to the world.”

— Susan Sontag