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Quote by Raymond Burr
I'm a very fortunate man.
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The speaker expresses gratitude and recognizes that he has been lucky in life. Calling himself “a very fortunate man” is a simple acknowledgment of favorable circumstances, without explaining exactly what those circumstances are.
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- The Roanoke Times (Associated Press interview)
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