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The truth is no slander

The truth is no slander

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This quote emphasizes that truth cannot be defamed or undermined by false accusations or rumors. It suggests that the power of truth lies in its inherent ability to endure and prevail against any attempts to tarnish its reputation or credibility. Ultimately, truth remains unblemished and unaffected by slander or negative influence.

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