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Let us not mark this anniversary with fine-sounding words, but with deeds.
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The speaker urges people to observe an anniversary through actions rather than impressive or ceremonial language. The occasion should be marked by deeds that show commitment, not merely by words that sound good.
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- United Nations General Assembly, 86th Plenary Meeting
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- Official Statement
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