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The document summarizes the main themes of the novel "One Night @Call Center". The themes discussed are: 1) Cognizance - dealing with issues like inferiority complexes, taking responsibility for one's actions, and learning valuable life lessons. 2) Nationalism - topics like patriotism, politicians, rejecting corporate life for higher purpose. 3) Deus ex Machina - the novel uses unexpected solutions from technology/god to solve characters' problems and end the drama.
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