Leaders do what ought to be done whether their deeds are known by thousands or known by no one. — Orrin Woodward
Leaders do what ought to be done whether their deeds are known by thousands or known by no one. — Orrin Woodward
Leaders do what ought to be done whether their deeds are known by thousands or known by no one. — Orrin Woodward
Leaders do what ought to be done whether their deeds are known by thousands or known by no one. — Orrin Woodward
Leaders do what ought to be done whether their deeds are known by thousands or known by no one. — Orrin Woodward
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Leaders do what ought to be done whether their deeds are known by thousands or known by no one.

— Orrin Woodward
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I hope that in victory we are more grateful than proud. — David Brooks
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