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I stand here today under great stress, because I dare, as do you, all of you, to fight for peace.
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The speaker says they are facing intense pressure while openly committing to the difficult task of fighting for peace. By saying “as do you,” they include the audience in that challenge: peace requires courage and a willingness to act despite stress and danger.
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