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Unirea Principatelor este cheia boltei fără de care s-ar prăbuși tot edificiul național.
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The quote compares the Union of the Principalities to a keystone, the central piece that holds an arch in place. It presents that union as the essential support of the entire national structure: without it, the country’s broader political and collective order would collapse. The image stresses dependence and foundational importance.
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