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The document contains 14 quotes about the sea and various themes related to it such as peace, loneliness, hard work, hope, challenge, fear, strength, anxiety, life, amazement, freedom, serenity, relaxation, games, belonging, and unity. The quotes reflect on the sea's ability to both unite and divide countries, its role as mankind's hope, and how it can inspire different emotions from fear to joy in people.
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