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Gabriel García Márquez, agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting of the greatest writers ever, has died at his agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting in Mexico. He was 87. The Colombian agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Colombia's agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting announced three agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting of national agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting. It said Márquez was a writer who changed agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting. His book ''Love in the Time of Cholera" is the agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting selling book in Spanish. He wrote many more agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting. He wrote in a style of agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting called "magical realism".

Barack Obama said: "The world has lost one of its greatest visionary agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting." Bill Clinton said: "I was always amazed by his agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting gifts of agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting." García Márquez said he was a agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting from a young agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting and that his agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting told him he told stories ever agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting he could speak. Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa said: "His agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting will survive and will continue to find agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting readers agebestclassicsdayseverywherefamilygovernmenthomeimaginationlivesmourningnewnovelsonesincestorytelleruniquewriterwriterswriting."