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We wish you and your family a wonderful and safe Independence Day!
As we celebrate America’s 240th year of independence, we hope that the concepts of independence and freedom that we, as Americans, get to live out and celebrate every day will one day be experienced by all throughout the world.
We would like to take a moment to thank the men and women of our Armed Forces who protect the very peace and freedom that those who came before us fought to provide.
We wish you and your family a wonderful and safe Independence Day!
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