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Love Others As You Would Love Yourself, Judge Others As You Would Judge Yourself, Cherish Others As You Would Cherish Yourself. When You Wish For Others As You Wish For Yourself And When You Protect Others As You Would Protect Yourself, That's When You Can Say It's True Love.

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Love Others As You Would Love Yourself, Judge Others As You Would Judge Yourself, Cherish Others As You Would Cherish Yourself. When You Wish For Others As You Wish For Yourself And When You Protect Others As You Would Protect Yourself, That's When You Can Say It's True Love.

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