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dot-O-O-S-A-S-A-S-A-S-A-S-A-O-O-O slash slash on-call Israel. Setting up an interview with D'Vorous Assauden, that's not actually her real name, reminded me of planning a covert military operation.

There was a very specific window of opportunity.

There were places we had to cautiously avoid,

and there was, of course, a plausible cover story.

We're not using your name here and we're avoiding all kinds of identifying details and even changing your voice. Why are we doing all of this? I need to protect myself and my family.

I feel uncomfortable if people would know the truth, if people wouldn't know who I am.

I asked her what would be so terrible about that.

People might look at me differently, might, I don't know, perhaps be disappointed, feel the need to maybe try to change

or fix me.

Very few people know Dvora's secret, the one she's so afraid to tell.

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