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“In the heat of anger with love ones, always ponder before saying an uncivil word. An uncivil word will NEVER cure a bad relationship; but, it will likely make a bad relationship worse. Know that your reply holds the POWER either to temper a quarrel; or to inflame an unsettled soul full of hurt and rage.”

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