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English, 15.05.2021 06:30 jayloy969

The author says that in the years after World War II, “People wanted to settle down, apparently, and calmly blow their way out of years of rationing. They wanted to bake sugary cakes, burn gas, go to church together, get rich, and make babies.” Do you think people today still want the same things? Or have people’s needs and desires changed?

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