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Quote by Ching Cheong
It is very important to do this in the spirit of truth-seeking and a refusal to yield to the arguments of the regime.
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The quote says that whatever “this” refers to must be done honestly, with a serious effort to discover what is true. It also rejects giving in to arguments from “the regime.” In plain terms, truth-seeking should take priority over accepting official claims simply because they come from those in power.
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