"The graveyards are full of indispensable men." --Charles de Gaulle

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"The graveyards are full ofindispensablemen." When Charles de Gaulle uttered this bit of irony, he was referring to men who believed themselves to be absolutely essentia!--but whom we have had to do without anyway. The graveyards are in feet full of men who areno longer living(choice B), but that isn't the definition for this word.

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