“In life, whoever takes advantage of the health of others, to plan advantages in his favor, is an individual without any value.”

—  Prevale

Original: (it) Nella vita, chi approfitta della salute degli altri, per pianificare vantaggi a suo favore, è un individuo senza alcun valore.
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