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The train in the night
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A music critic who experienced sudden hearing loss in one ear recounts his struggle to adapt to his new condition and reconnect with music while reflecting on how music has defined his identity and the link between music and memory.
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A music critic who experienced sudden hearing loss in one ear recounts his struggle to adapt to his new condition and reconnect with music while reflecting on how music has defined his identity and the link between music and memory.
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