The more memorable words of the Declaration appear in the opening paragraph and include mention of

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The opening paragraph of the Declaration of Independence mentions "certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." This is a memorable phrase that has become synonymous with the document and its principles. The other options, such as trade restrictions, taxes, and the dissolution of representative assemblies, may be touched upon in the document, but they are not as central to its message and are therefore less memorable.

The More Memorable Words of the Declaration Appear in the Opening