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Why it matters
A spare line about acceptance: not control over the ending, but readiness to meet it.
Türkçe
Hazır olmak her şeydir.Shakespeare, Hamlet
Kabulleniş üzerine yalın bir söz: sonu kontrol etmek değil, onu karşılamaya hazır olmak.
Source trail
Project Gutenberg, Hamlet.
Background reading: HamletAttribution and context are revised when stronger evidence appears. Corrections are welcome through the editorial page.Related cards
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