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"I was mostly looking at my notes".
I looked at my notes and figured I'd had around fourteen.
I can't say I go back and spend 24 hours looking back at my notes".
The last thing I want is: 'Your dad said…'" I look down at my notes.
Maybe the doctor is looking at my notes, bracing herself to give me the bad news.
(When I looked at my notes later, I saw that roughly every two pages I had written, "He erupts").
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And then I looked back at my old notes, from around the time that I was reading Jon Ronson's book".
But after she left, I glanced back at my previous notes and saw that we'd negotiated the exact same compromise during her last appointment.
Looking back at my old notes of that day's conversation I find the little comment, "I love to talk to him".
To refresh my mind about what turned out to be perhaps three of the most exciting weeks of my entire life, I have been looking at my diary notes for 1965 and viewing for the first time in decades an hour of 8mm colour film I shot - despite the worried glances of our official minders - as we moved around Beijing and, later, around some of China's other major cities.
So first off, looking at my detailed notes, some minor remarks on what I think to be the poorly constructed plot.
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