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His skinny figure was loose in his sweatpants. His cap poorly concealed the bruises discoloring his face. His nose was marked by a wound. William his first name has been changed sat in front of Dr.
Dominique Guirlet, the head of Centr'aid, a care, support and prevention center for addiction Csapa at the hospital in Verdun, in the Meuse department in northeastern France. He pulled back the large sleeves of his sweater.
The red dots of myriad heroin injection traces formed constellations on his forearms. Was there a fight?
