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A public defender goes over to them, learns their names, and makes a deal.
She learns their names and their history, but not why they have dictated every important decision in her life.
True, but I also thought (and I wasn't the only one) that if the world ever learns their names, their families will be in grave danger.
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I never learned their names.
We rarely learn their names.
I never do learn their names.
I don't bother learning their names.
I learned their names, their faces, their age.
Some people may need to start by learning their names.
I knew the circumstances of their demise before I learned their names or saw their faces.
We never learn their names, though we do learn the professions of most of them.
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