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Patience, money and time bring all things to past.

Patience, money and time bring all things to past.

Summary

This quote suggests that three key factors, namely patience, money, and time, are crucial for achieving desired outcomes or goals. Patience implies perseverance and the willingness to wait for results. Money refers to resources and financial support that are often required to accomplish certain endeavors. Lastly, time emphasizes the notion that significant achievements or changes often require an investment of time and cannot be rushed. In summary, the quote implies that a combination of patience, financial stability, and giving things sufficient time can lead to successful outcomes.

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