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Peace is far more rewarding than war.
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The quote plainly values peace over war. It says that peaceful conditions bring greater benefits or satisfaction than armed conflict. “Far more rewarding” makes this preference emphatic, presenting peace as the better choice rather than merely an alternative.
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- NobelPrize.org
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- Official Statement
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