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'''Human rights''' are an intellectual concept that states that all humans have specific rights, entirely by virtue of their status as human beings.  
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'''Human rights''' are the specific rights that all humans have, entirely by virtue of their status as human beings.  
    
The U.S. [[Declaration of Independence]] says that people are "endowed by their [[Creator]] with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are [[Life]], [[Liberty]] and the pursuit of [[Happiness]]."  
 
The U.S. [[Declaration of Independence]] says that people are "endowed by their [[Creator]] with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are [[Life]], [[Liberty]] and the pursuit of [[Happiness]]."  
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