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I believe democracy is a process; one that becomes effective when institutions collaborate towards the development of the nation.
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The speaker presents democracy as an ongoing process rather than a finished arrangement. It becomes effective when institutions work together toward the nation’s development. The quote therefore connects democratic success with cooperation among public institutions and with steady progress toward shared national goals.
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