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Every human being has the right to keep their traditions and religious beliefs alive no matter where they choose to reside in this world. The same can be said for keeping Quebec society unchanged by outside influences. The people of Quebec have the right to keep their culture untouched...
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Every human being has the right to keep their traditions and religious beliefs alive no matter where they choose to reside in this world. The same can be said for keeping Quebec society unchanged by outside influences. The people of Quebec have the right to keep their culture untouched...
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