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“There is always a way to be good again.” Rahim Khan told this to Amir when they met later in the story. This project introduces publication design from the perspective of an editor and an art director. It is the most touching line of this book. “For you, a thousand times over.” Hassan said this line to Amir when he ran the kite. 7.1 Rahim Khan tried to explain this to Baba so that he wasn’t tough on Amir.
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