Lance MorcanAll things in Fiji are paid for in blood.
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All things in Fiji are paid for in blood. This quote is the perfect example of how people with different ideas of what is important can live together without too much conflict. People with different ideas of what is important can live together without too much conflict. People with different ideas of what is important can live together without too much conflict.
Not all conflicts can be overcome through compromise, but most can be. People who disagree with one another need to work it out with each other. Sometimes they need to give up something that they want in order to make progress toward a goal that the other person wants.
The idea that some things are worth more than others is entirely subjective. The value of something depends on the person who values it.
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