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Diamonds easily slice through thick energetic fog

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Beyond fueling the wedding industry, diamonds hold an intense astrological classification as ultimate clarifying agents. They supposedly cut through dense, confused vibrations with surgical precision, making them the most expensive mental palate cleanser available.

Diamonds easily slice through thick energetic fog
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