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All we have to fear is fear itself. Who said these words?
All we have to fear is fear itself. Who said these words?

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Answered by muskan9016116

Answer:

Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Answered by Raghav1330

Fear is the only thing we have to fear is said by president Franklin D. Roosevelt The fear of the consequences is the sole thing that, without a doubt, keeps us from taking action and slows down our development.

Douglas writes about his fear of the water in the short story "Deep Water," and how he conquered it with time, fortitude, and effort.
As soon as he found the courage, the fear vanished. That demonstrates that the majority of our anxieties are unwarranted. Fear makes them where there aren't any.
He realised that the terror of the afterlife simply results from the fear of death. This shows that a thing's fear can be considerably more dangerous than the thing itself.

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