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Dr. Patch Adams believes that love and humor are as important as medicines and modern technology. His life has shown us that laughter is really the best medicine.

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パッチ・アダムズ博士は愛とユーモアは薬や現代科学技術に匹敵するほど重要であると信じている。 博士はその人生をもってして、笑いこそ最高の良薬であることを教えてくれた。

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ありがとうございました。 助かりました。

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ドクターパッチ・アダムス(ズ?)は、愛とユーモアは医学や近代技術と同じくらい大切であると信じている。 笑いは本当に一番の医学(薬?)であると彼の人生は私たちに証明した。 だいたい、こんな感じだと思う。

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