Peace is costly but it worth its expense" explain its significance in the context of
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Peace is costly but it is worth expense. What is the ironical significance of this statement? Peace is costly in the sense that in order to maintain one really has to work very hard; one has to be proactive and go out of comfort zone to maintain it. ... This also requires lots of expenditure
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Peace is costly in the sense that in order to maintain one really has to work very hard; one has to be proactive and go out of comfort zone to maintain it. ... This also requires lots of expenditure.
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