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I feel that the arts are one of the greatest gifts that the creator has given us as human beings.
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The speaker sees the arts as a profound gift given to humanity by the creator. This treats artistic expression as something valuable and meaningful, not merely as entertainment. The wording also conveys deep gratitude for the place of the arts in human life.
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- National Endowment for the Arts, Art Works podcast transcript
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- Official Statement
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