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Lawyers are the most important people in society! Lawyers are the most important people in society! Without lawyers, corporations and businesses can rip us off if we can not sue them back! Without lawyers, the government can take away our rights if we could not sue them back! Without lawyers, individuals can rip us off and wrongfully accuse us if we could not sue them back. Without lawyers, the authorities can wrongfully abuse us and accuse us if we could not sue them back. Lawyers protect our rights!PARSED CONTENT
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