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Le fait de vivre intensément chaque moment comme s'il devait être le dernier me procure une liberté qui m'enchante.
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The speaker describes living each moment with unusual intensity, as though it might be the last. This outlook brings a sense of freedom: instead of holding back, the speaker feels able to experience the present fully, and that freedom is deeply pleasing.
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