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Historic quotes on liberty for the 4th of July - All have new meaning for me since my divorce took away all my most important freedoms - my children, home, income and possessions acquired over 23 years of 60 hour weeks. This in spite of a valid prenuptial agreement designed to "protect" my assets and income.
 

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