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World Leaders
Man, monk, and then leader
His Holiness is a slight man; you expect him to be calm and content, but his voice is surprisingly deep, seemingly bigger than his body.
Generally he maintains a serene outlook, but he became noticeably more passionate when talking about the Tibetan language and its Buddhist traditions. He is also given to high-pitched giggling fits. I was told we would get a 15 minute interview. In the end, he gave us 45 minutes.
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