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“Ingat, hanya Arjuna kecil yang dapat mengalahkan Nirwatakawaca yang raksasa, hanya di Daud kecil yang bisa mengalahkan Goliath. Toh Don Quichote tidak berhasil menumbangkan sebuah kincir angin meskipun memakai baju besi dan pedang jenawi. Lalu, camkanlah I have not begun to fight yet.”

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