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National Anthem Analysis
I live in a country that allows me to follow my dreams. It also provides me the opportunity to pursue them. This country lets me live my life without fear. The country that I live in lets me believe whatever I want to believe and allows me to walk out those beliefs without restraint. Veterans alive or fallen have fought for these privileges and fought for our rights and our freedoms to explore all of these liberties. In our national anthem, it says “the land of the free and the home of the brave.” We live freely in this land because of the brave souls that fought for it. There are a multitude of veterans everywhere and in many families, they deserve our gratitude and respect because it was them who sacrificed their lives for us. My great grandmother
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