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To become president requires seriousness, humility, responsibility, and avoiding excessive pride. The constitution outlines the fundamental principles that govern the United States. Aspiring to high political office demands taking on important duties while remaining modest about one's abilities and accomplishments.
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Rainforest habitat
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