Quote by David Rockefeller

I hope the Guggenheim plan will be revived.

I hope the Guggenheim plan will be revived.

Summary

This quote expresses a desire for the Guggenheim plan to be brought back or reinitiated. It suggests that there was a previous proposal or idea called the Guggenheim plan that may have been abandoned or put on hold temporarily. The speaker expresses hope for its revival, indicating a belief in the potential benefits or positive aspects associated with the plan, and a wish for its implementation or continuation in the future.

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Hope

By David Rockefeller

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