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Let us then revoke that regulation, overlaid as it is with the rust of rugged antiquity. For indeed, what use is liberty if we are not allowed to go to perdition with luxury as we want to? Well now, let us bring forward a pair joined in equal yoke by partnership in virtue and offices, but sundered in spirit by the spur of rivalry.
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