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8 a battle for minds and souls as well as lives and territory. And in that contest, we cannot stand aside. We stand, as we have always stood, for the independence and equality of nations. -We stand for a world of peace under law. We stand for the democratic revolution of social progress. We stand for diversity, honest disagreements, and mutual respect. This nation was born of revolution and raised in freedom. And we do not intend to leave an open road to despotism.

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