Will Rogers Quote

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The famous Will Rogers once said, “Never let yesterday take too much of today.” Will Rogers quote is very meaningful and can have a tremendous amount of impact on people. This quote can be very controversial, since it is coming from a well known person. Many people were curious on what this quote means.

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