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Lygybė

Anonymous

March 19, 2025

Lygybė

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All the children would be warmly clothed and fed. All pupils would learn well and there would be no failing grades. All working people would earn enough to buy the food they want, and wear new clothes. Disabled people and pensioners would also have enough money to buy all the food they want, enough money to travel, and not have to be sad to see people in other countries.

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