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Ladies and gentlemen, we gather here today to celebrate the remarkable achievements in global cooperation. Through our shared commitment to innovation and progress, we are building bridges between nations, creating unprecedented opportunities, and fostering a future of mutual prosperity and understanding.

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Look, market situation is not simple like they say. Everyone points fingers, but system itself needs looking at. I'm telling you, regulators are there but where is actual regulation? We brokers, we're just one part, but whole structure needs examination, that's what I'm saying.

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Today, we'll discuss anxiety disorders, a condition affecting millions worldwide. As a psychiatrist, I often see patients experiencing persistent worry, racing thoughts, and physical symptoms like rapid heartbeat. Understanding these symptoms is crucial for proper diagnosis and treatment. Let me explain further.

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The Stoic philosopher Epictetus, who lived from 50 to 135 AD, taught us something profound about human nature. Despite being born a slave, he developed ideas about personal freedom that remain remarkably relevant today. His core message was simple: we cannot control external events, only our reactions to them.