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The phrase "to be or not to be" comes from Shakespeare's play Hamlet and reflects the struggle within the character to choose between existence and non-existence, representing the internal conflict of whether to live with the hardships of life or to end it through suicide. It contemplates the complexities of human existence and questions the purpose and meaning of life.

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