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Adm. John Harveyさんが言ったこと

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米海軍提督ジョン・ハーベイ氏はこう語った。「宗教の問題ですから、だれにでも受け入れてもらえるとは思いませんが、市長も私も、昨日の出来事が《奇跡》であることに疑いを持っていません」

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