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I never wanted two things: money or to live outside Soviet Union.
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The speaker says they never desired either wealth or a life outside the Soviet Union. The two things are presented as firm refusals, showing that money and emigration were not personal goals. The statement focuses only on what the speaker did not want, without explaining why.
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