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He who clings to life shall lose it -- but losing it in a right cause will gain it.

He who clings to life shall lose it -- but losing it in a ri

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This quote highlights the notion that one who is overly attached to staying alive or preserving their own life might ultimately miss out on experiencing a meaningful existence. However, sacrificing one's life for a just and noble purpose can lead to a deeper sense of fulfillment and the preservation of their legacy. It suggests that there are causes worth fighting for that transcend personal survival and imply a greater good for humanity. In this way, the quote encourages individuals to consider the significance and value of the causes they are willing to give their lives for.

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