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"If I were not King of France, I would choose to be a citizen of Venice." what does that quote mean to you?
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"If I were not King of France, I would choose to be a citizen of Venice."

what does that quote mean to you?

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Answer:To me this quote means that both France and Venice are good places to visit because Venice is the city if love and France has lot of amazing sites to see.

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