When I came into office, I was determined that our country would go into the 21st century still the world's greatest force for peace and freedom, for democracy and security and prosperity. We have to promote these values just as vigorously as we did in the Cold War.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "When I came into office, I was determined that our country would go into the 21st century still the world's greatest force for peace and freedom, for democracy and security and prosperity. We have to promote these values just as vigorously as we did in the Cold War." in the context of "Bill Clinton, "Remarks to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee Policy Conference", April 28, 1996." to mean that wisdom is timeless.