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The document discusses the concept of a global citizen and their responsibilities. A global citizen understands their responsibility to others, the environment, and society. They are aware of how their actions impact people worldwide. Being a global citizen means gaining skills and knowledge related to local, national, and global issues to promote civic participation and progress worldwide.
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