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| Pursuit | The act of chasing, seeking, or striving to achieve something; an activity or goal one dedicates effort toward. |
| Know something by heart | To have memorized something completely; to know it perfectly from memory without needing to look it up. |
| Inspire | To fill someone with the motivation, courage, or creativity to do or feel something; to stimulate or encourage. |
| Foundation | The underlying basis or groundwork of something; the fundamental principles upon which something is built. |
| Founding Fathers | The group of leaders who established the United States, particularly those who signed the Declaration of Independence or helped create the Constitution. |
| Arguably | Used to express that something can be reasonably maintained or asserted, though others might disagree; possibly or probably. |
| Basic right | A fundamental freedom or entitlement that all people should have, often protected by law. |
| A revolutionary idea | A concept or thought that dramatically changes existing beliefs, systems, or ways of thinking; groundbreaking and transformative. |
| To deny | To refuse to give or grant something to someone; to declare something is not true or does not exist. |
| To derive from | To come from or originate from a particular source; to obtain or develop from something else. |
