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	Comments on: Review: &#8216;Vanishing On 7th Street&#8217; Disappears From Memory Quite Easily	</title>
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		By: Calix		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Good review on the whole.  However,  I thought it was more a metaphor on death which has no explanation, and you don\&#039;t know when it will happen or what happens after death.  This simple equation is more unsettling and the characters were faced with the same questions - when, if, how will I \&quot;vanish\&quot; which caused them to make irrational decisions and \&quot;make plans\&quot; to get out of the city.  I must admit I could have done without the croation reference, it MADE you seem to want answers when really there were no answers.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good review on the whole.  However,  I thought it was more a metaphor on death which has no explanation, and you don\&#8217;t know when it will happen or what happens after death.  This simple equation is more unsettling and the characters were faced with the same questions &#8211; when, if, how will I \&#8221;vanish\&#8221; which caused them to make irrational decisions and \&#8221;make plans\&#8221; to get out of the city.  I must admit I could have done without the croation reference, it MADE you seem to want answers when really there were no answers.</p>
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