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    bflc:aap "Alessandro, Brian. Julian's debut" ;
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            rdfs:label "\"Julian Sorrento has written an article for The New Yorker about selflessness and altruism. In it, he portrays himself as a victim of his large and dysfunctional family while presenting himself as a savior to the homeless youth he assists as a social worker. After the article is published, Julian's family confronts him with righteous anger, claiming he has exaggerated and distorted the facts, casting them as villains. His agent encourages him to expand the article into a book. As Julian meets with each family member to hear their grievances, he also seeks out-sometimes fabricating entirely-additional damaging secrets about them to include in his memoir\"-- Provided by publisher." ] ;
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