Modern influences have inclined every man to clear his throat for a word in the world’s debates.
Woodrow Wilson: “Modern influences have inclined every man to clear his throat for a word in the world’s debates.”
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Wilson notes that modern influences encourage individuals to participate in global discussions.
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