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I went from Milan to Orlando to learn whether glasses that change your look can change your outlook

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I went from Milan to Orlando to learn whether glasses that change your look can change your outlook
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Wandering around Milan, you come across two kinds of power: the kind you can observe and the kind you can only feel. That first one is obvious, all incense-soaked architecture and ascendant liturgies. The second, though, is more understated in pauses, glances, murmured blessings, and other hushed, huddled choreography. 



Pinnacles and pulpits look down on the penitent holding their rosaries. Beyond the gargoyles’ gaze, an equally adorned set of transformation seekers do the same to

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