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h4 Five or six big jet planes zoomed quickly by the new tower.

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h6 Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs.

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Ayer fue la actividad de cierre de la Escuela de Otoño de Traducción Literaria “Lucila Cordone”, edición 2022. Increíble mesa “Disidencias y diferencias en literatura y traducción”,

Coordinada por Eleonora González Capria y con la presencia de Irma Pelatan, Donat Blum y Erín Moure. Hermoso cierre de otra edición de este magnífico proyecto creado por Lucila Cordone (in memoriam). Gracias a la FEL por el espacio, al equipo de la AATI, a las coordinadoras generales de la EOTL 2022, traductoras Martina Fernández Polcuch y Lucía Dorin, a las coordinadoras de los distintos talleres que hubo y a quienes participaron. Una mención especial para Marita Propato y Aldana Luz Almaraz por la interpretación simultánea. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Quisque lacinia erat eget leo semper suscipit. Sed finibus ullamcorper sem, fringilla consequat eros. Praesent magna metus, tincidunt ac nunc sit amet, eleifend venenatis sapien. Donec vel venenatis odio. Cras pulvinar egestas mattis. Donec et sem euismod, scelerisque lectus nec, gravida nisl. Fusce vitae semper elit. Mauris nec nunc lorem. Etiam ut augue vitae nisl accumsan ornare nec quis augue. In sodales quam felis. Donec imperdiet ligula id bibendum efficitur. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Etiam et rhoncus purus, vitae porta dui. Sed lorem risus, euismod sed elit id, vehicula euismod lorem. Cras congue enim a sagittis efficitur. Aenean semper quam vel felis semper accumsan.