Quote by Prince Philip Edinburgh

We live in what virtually amounts to a museum -- which does not happen to a lot of people.

We live in what virtually amounts to a museum -- which does

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This quote suggests that the world we live in is like a museum, filled with history, culture, and unique experiences. It implies that not everyone has the privilege of being surrounded by such richness and variety. It prompts us to appreciate our surroundings and recognize the significance of the opportunities and experiences that come our way.

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