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We do not have to go to war with other nations, but at least we can strive with other nations to encourage the kind of peace that will lighten the troubles of the world, and by so doing help our own nation as well.
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Roosevelt advocates for striving for peace with other nations to alleviate global troubles and benefit the U.S.
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