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To prevent the path from being eaten by grass, several back-and-forth trips are necessary.

— Massa Makan Diabaté

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Knowledge is not reserved for the elderly alone; a child who knows how to ask questions can acquire it.

A man should only look at himself in the eyes of an opponent, and only for a matter of honor.

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