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'Not long after John Clarke died in April 2017, his elder daughter, Lorin, attended a children’s birthday party where she found herself standing alone.'
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https://theconversation.com/word-games-wit-and-the-pleasure-of-annoying-people-a-daughters-memoir-sheds-new-light-on-the-notoriously-private-john-clarke-211682
Word Games, Wit and the Pleasure of Annoying People : A Daughter’s Memoir Sheds New Light on the Notoriously Private John Clarke
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