"All roads lead to Rome" is an English idiom which means that different methods of doing something ...

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All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn't built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn't built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

All roads lead to Rome Practice makes perfect Rome wasn’t built in a day Slow but sure wins the race

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All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn't built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn’t built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn't built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn't built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

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All roads lead to Rome Rome was not built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

immediately eventually increasingly occasionally

All roads lead to RomE. Rome wasn’t built in a day. Practice makes perfect. Slow but sure wins the racE.

All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn't built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn't built in a day Practice makes perfect Slow but sure wins the race

All that glitters is not gold All roads lead to Rome All good things come to an end A.still tongue makes a wise head

All roads lead to Rome Slow but sure wins the race Practice makes perfect Rome wasn't built in a day

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Make hay while the sun shines All roads lead to Rome Rome wasn’t built in a day Practice makes perfect