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La mayoría de las veces se contiene laboriosamente una tendencia agresiva dirigida contra un enemigo imaginario o cuando menos una explosión de improperios, una pequeña  torpeza por parte del entorno, a menudo del todo inevitable, porque el enfermo no comprende los actos mas inocentes de los demás, puede originar graves explosiones




Dà bùfèn de shíjiān, tā yǐ chīlì dì duì jiǎxiǎngdí de duōduōbīrén zhī shì, huò zhìshǎo yīgè bàozhà de zhòumà, yǒudiǎn bènzhuō de huánjìng, wǎngwǎng wánquán bùkě bìmiǎn de, yīnwèi bìngrén bù lǐjiě zuì wúgū de tārén de xíngwéi , Kěnéng huì dǎozhì yánzhòng de bàozhà






Most of the time it has laboriously aggressive trend against an imaginary enemy or at least an explosion of expletives, a little awkwardly by the environment, often entirely unavoidable, because the patient does not understand the most innocent acts of others , can result in serious explosions


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