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Sir Robert Stout was a notable New Zealand politician and Chief Justice who served as the 13th premier of New Zealand twice in the late 19th century. He was the only person to hold both positions. Stout was known for advocating liberal causes such as women's suffrage and prioritizing philosophy and theory over political expediency. Throughout his career, he remained committed to progressive ideals and dedicated to advancing social justice and equality through his political and judicial roles.