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Argentinian writer (1937–2005)

Also known as: Хуан Хосе Саэр, خوان خوسيه ساير, 후안 호세 사에르, フアン・ホセ・サエール, 胡安·何塞·赛尔, Саэр, Хуан Хосе

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