“When we have nothing to worry about we are not doing much, and not doing much supplies us with plenty of future worries” – Chinese Proverbs
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"When we have nothing to worry about we are not doing much, and not doing much supplies us with plenty of future worries" – Chinese Proverbs
"When we have nothing to worry about we are not doing much, and not doing much supplies us with plenty of future worries" – Chinese Proverbs
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