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as long as the system of our government cannot be changed, we will bear the effects of corruption in our country for the rest of our lives. it is painful to admit that no matter how hard we try, it will be difficult for us to rise in life because of the kind of country we live in, of which only a few are blessed.
hannggang hindi mababago ang sistema ng ating pamahalaan ay habang buhay nating pasanin sa ating mga balikat ang epekto ng korupsyon sa ating bansa. masakit man aminin na kahit anong gawin natin na pagpupursigi ay mahirap tayong maka angat sa buhay dahil sa uri ng bansa na ating ginagalawan, na kung saan ay iilan lamang ang pinagpapala.

time is gold that is kept so it should not be said to be used by anyone. every period of our lives is so important that it should be spent in the right way. as soon as the time is joyfully insignificant,it cannot be restored because the past has made a way that will never happen again and can come back.
ang oras ay ginto na pinag iingatan kaya't hindi dapat sayanging ng sinuman. ang bawat panahon ng ating buhay ay napakahalaga kaya't dapat ito ay igugol sa tamang paraan. sa oras na ang panahon ay masayang na di makabuluhan,ito'y di na maaaring maibalik sapagkat ang nagdaan ay nag daan na hindi na mauulit at maaaring balikan.

in the preface of his question: man of destiny, carlos quirino wrote: "this biography does not pretend to be exhaustive, conclusion,or final. in writing about any living person, person, much that could be said cannot be printed; there are numerous facts surrounding recent and current events which,when disclosed at some future date, may modify judgement of the man". in a letter to president quezon, he added biographies and articles which have been written about you in the past fall into two definite classes: those that deify, and those that vilify. this biography of mine does neither; it presents the greatest political leader in the entire history of the philippines as i see him; it presents his achievements as well as his mistakes. it is my intention to strike a happy balance between two extremes...my only desire is to write for history and posterity". that was 1935 when quezon was about to assume office as the first president of the philippines commonwealth. the author looked forward with great expectation to quezon's six-year term of office.
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