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Jean Monnet, the founding father of Europe, once said: 'When an idea matches the needs of the time, it ceases to belong to the people who invented it and it is stronger than those who are in control of it', and he added, 'there are no premature ideas, there are opportune moments that you have to know how to wait for'.
the founding father of once 'When an idea matches the needs of the it ceases to belong to the people who invented it and it is stronger than those who of he added, 'there are no premature ideas, are opportune moments that you have to know how to wait for'.