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Cunning surpasses strength.

Cunning surpasses strength.

Summary

This quote suggests that being cunning or clever is more effective than relying solely on physical strength. It implies that intelligence, wit, and strategic thinking are often more powerful and can lead to greater success than raw physical power. It highlights the importance of using one's intellect to solve problems, maneuver through challenges, and gain an advantage over others.

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