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In this quote, Sarah makes a strong rhetorical point about depression. She begins the quote by providing a kind of laundry list, almost generic explanation of what it means to feel and have depression, the language is sedating in a way; then at the end she adds a deep freshness to it all by making her point by using the the word depression.
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