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"I am a part of everything that I have read"

- Theodore Roosevelt

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Theodore Roosevelt's quote speaks to the idea that knowledge is power. By checking out, we gain insight into the world around us and end up being more informed. We can learn from the experiences of others and get a much better understanding of our own lives. By checking out, we end up being a part of the stories we check out, and the understanding we acquire from them becomes a part of us. We can utilize this knowledge to make much better choices and to end up being more aware of our environments. Checking out can likewise assist us to develop compassion and understanding for others. By reading, we can gain a much better understanding of various cultures and point of views, and this can assist us to become more tolerant and accepting of others. Ultimately, reading can assist us to become more educated and more linked to the world around us.

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Theodore Roosevelt This quote is written / told by Theodore Roosevelt between October 27, 1858 and January 6, 1919. He was a famous President from USA. The author also have 70 other quotes.

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