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America and its demons, Europe and its ghost.

America and its demons, Europe and its ghost.

Summary

This quote suggests that both America and Europe have distinct challenges or characters that haunt them. "America and its demons" may refer to the internal struggles, conflicts, or negative aspects that plague the nation. On the other hand, "Europe and its ghost" implies that Europe carries with it a lingering past or unresolved issues that continue to impact its present. Overall, the quote highlights the complexities and unique historical, cultural, and societal dynamics of these two regions.

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