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	&ldquo;Freedom without responsibility can lead to confusion and even turmoil,&rdquo; the prime minister said.</div>
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	&ldquo;Freedom is not unlimited even in an advanced democracy,&rdquo; said the premier, during a key address at Centara Grand Hotel, citing such issues as national security.&nbsp;</div>
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