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No matter how many different arguments may arise, I think it is fine to bring things together where they need to be brought together. In a mass organization like the Socialist Party, there should be someone who can be called a unifier.

— Inejirō Asanuma Maa-Maa Koji's Discourse: The Path I Have Walked (1950)

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