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Facts may not be popular, but that shouldn’t mean, they should be overlooked.
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The quote says that facts should not be ignored simply because people dislike them or find them unpopular. Popular opinion is not a good reason to overlook information that matters. It calls for giving facts fair attention, even when they are inconvenient or unwelcome.
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