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But at the same time we must not blind ourselves to what has been accomplished for good, and above all we must not lose our heads and become either hysterical or rancorous in grappling with what is bad.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “But at the same time we must not blind ourselves to what has been accomplished for good, and above all we must not lose…”
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Roosevelt warns against losing perspective while addressing societal problems, advocating for a balanced approach.
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