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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave There was a time when I was lucky enough to believe that 'There's this girl in Pakistan' would be the worst five words that Al ever said to me. Years later, they would be totally eclipsed by 'They can't find a heartbeat'. - Quote by Ruth Ahmed

There was a time when I was lucky enough to believe that ‘There’s this girl in Pakistan’ would be the worst five words that Al ever said to me. Years later, they would be totally eclipsed by ‘They can’t find a heartbeat’.

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