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Christopher Hitchens Still Doesn't Believe in the Afterlife
September 18, 2010Read his review here. (Vanity Fair)
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"But Hitch, being Hitch, sauntered out onto the stage at Cooper Union’s Great Hall wearing a beige suit, tailored to his newly chemo-svelte frame, and smiling beneath his new cue-ball dome. He carried a bottle of water, and a plastic cup filled with brown liquid that probably wasn’t medicine."
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