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My objective is to leave my family adequately catered for, but I want my children to make their own way. I want them to have pride in their own achievements.

John Caudwell

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Mein Ziel ist es, meine Familie angemessen zu versorgen, aber ich möchte, dass meine Kinder ihren eigenen Weg gehen. Ich möchte, dass sie stolz auf ihre eigenen Leistungen sind.

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