"The lesson of Apollo demonstrates that no matter how big the goal, if you apply yourself diligently to the work, even the most difficult job can be be accomplished flawlessly."

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"The Liberal does not meet opinions which he conceives to be false with toleration, as though they did not matter. He meets them with justice, and exacts for them a fair hearing as though they mattered…"

— Leonard Trelawny Hobhouse

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— Edmund Burke

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— Sri Aurobindo

Politics1872–1950

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