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The statement that would be MOST appropriate to include in an accurate and objective summary of the Declaration is: D. The Universal Declaration was intended to advance respect for all people regardless of their apparent differences.

<h3>What is an Objective Summary?</h3>

An objective summary is free from emotions. It states the facts and addresses the main points in the text. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights advocated for equal rights and freedom from slavery.

The right to liberty, life, and free speech were all advocated for by the Universal Declaration. Option D clearly states the objective of this Universal Declaration.

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