Where greed lie at the top, poverty must surely be seen at the grassroot.
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Where greed lie at the top, poverty must surely be seen at the grassroot.
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Williams Emmanuel Quotes
- The journey of change starts with a step of intergrity
- He who tests the depth of the sea with both feet will drown
- The only shortcut to a palm tree is the way up
- The journey of change starts with a step of intergrity
- That which costs nothing is worth nothing
- He that slaps his wife slaps not her but himself.
- He that fight a man with grace should be ready for a disgrace.
- A good characteristics of a fool is speaking before thinking
- While wise men after a fall, look at where they slipped, fools look at where they feel
- The thoughts of great mind are like ryhming poetry, as they think alike
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