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the dream of all human rights for all.
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This phrase describes an ideal in which every person enjoys the same human rights. “For all” stresses that these rights should not be limited to a particular group, country, or class. Calling it a dream presents this equal protection as a hoped-for goal that has not yet been fully achieved.
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