Never in the history of man has it been possible to achieve greater gains against this grave and complex problem.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “Never in the history of man has it been possible to achieve greater gains against this grave and complex problem.”
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Letter to Dr. Stafford L. Warren at the Opening of the White House Conference on Mental Retardation
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