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Culture is history, the artifacts and stories that make up those "monuments of unaging intellect" that were the solace of Yeats's old age.
amp;#183; In 1997 Power sharing "Today we salute Ulster's honoured and unaging dead - that gallant band, members of both religions, Protestant and Roman Catholic, strong in their allegiance to their differing political beliefs, Unionist and Nationalist, male and female, children and adults, all innocent victims of the terrible conflict.
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