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| Douglas Adams |
Human beings, who are almost...
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| Louis Aragon |
O reason, reason, abstract phantom...
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| Karen Armstrong |
Mohammed was not an apparent...
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| Georges Bataille |
Life has always taken place in...
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| Ulrich Beck |
Relinquishing apparent national sovereignty does...
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| Bodhidharma |
To enter by reason means to...
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| Jo Bonner |
As more information becomes available...
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| Robert Bork |
Modernity, the child of the...
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| Catherine Drinker Bowen |
There is a marvelous turn and...
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| Edgar Rice Burroghs |
The more one listens to...
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| Dick Cheney |
The plan was criticized by...
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| Albert Claude |
For over two billion years...
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| Juan Cole |
My main expertise is in the...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
Our admiration of fine writing...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
The consequences of things are...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
Therefore, when I considered this...
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| Hermann Ebbinghaus |
Often, even after years, mental...
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| Edward Everett |
That a great battle must soon...
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| Millicent Fawcett |
Just as radical heirs apparent...
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| Edward Forbes |
The naturalists of our own...
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| Richard Ford |
There's a lot to be said...
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| George Galloway |
I am an opponent of Saddam...
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| Gil Gerard |
The show originally started out...
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| Ruth Bader Ginsburg |
Arizona presents no specific reason...
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| Anna Katharine Green |
There are two kinds of artists...
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| Harold H. Greene |
I took the position from day...
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| Edward Grey |
I thought this must be obvious...
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| Garrett Hardin |
Fundamentalists are panicked by the...
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| Sydney J. Harris |
The most important thing in an...
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| Friedrich August von Hayek |
The credit which the apparent...
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| Anthony Holden |
I've always said, since I got...
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| Michael M. Honda |
The need for raising the...
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| Victor Hugo |
We see past time in a...
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| Diane Johnson |
A novel's whole pattern is...
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| Mary C. Jones |
From reading over the notes...
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| Hazrat Inayat Khan |
Everything in life is speaking...
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| Aly Khan |
It is apparent that Christianity...
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| Jerzy Kosinski |
In my photographs it is...
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| Shia LaBeouf |
I was the only white kid...
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| Robert E. Lee |
We failed, but in the good...
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| Daniel Day-Lewis |
At a certain age it just...
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| Princess Margaret |
I'm the heir apparent to the...
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| Dmitri Mendeleev |
The elements, if arranged according...
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| Jonathan Miller |
I became startled by the...
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| Kel Mitchell |
I was a drama major also...
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| Eugenio Montale |
There is poetry even in prose...
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| Archie Moore |
Mine was an apparent forward...
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| Nicholas Mosley |
Not only the style, but the...
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| Lucretia Mott |
Learning, while at school, that...
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| Malcolm Muggeridge |
The trouble with kingdoms of...
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| Simon Newcomb |
As the existence of a corps...
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| Gary North |
Nevertheless, this one fact should...
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| Wilhelm Ostwald |
The worst manifestations of exhaustion...
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| Evan Parker |
There are many of these...
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| Sonny Perdue |
One of my great joys in...
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| David Rockefeller |
Father was the eldest son and...
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| James E. Rogers |
To the extent that tenure...
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| Joe Sacco |
There's probably one more story...
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| Edward Sapir |
French and German illustrate the...
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| Jose Serrano |
Iraq continues to be an...
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| Donna Shalala |
Sure, it is apparent that...
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| Florence Scovel Shinn |
Every great work, every big...
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| Herbert Simon |
Human beings, viewed as behaving...
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| Goldwin Smith |
Dante himself is open to the...
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| Leland Stanford |
The great advantage to labor...
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| Rod Stewart |
What I do now is all...
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| Peter Straub |
Instead, I was interested in...
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| Meryl Streep |
Personality is immediately apparent, from...
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| Charles Sturt |
We had not seen any natives...
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| Thomas Szasz |
Adulthood is the ever-shrinking...
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| John Updike |
A narrative is like a room...
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| Peter Weir |
It was immediately apparent that...
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| Tennessee Williams |
I have always been pushed by...
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| Wendell Willkie |
The defense of our democracy...
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| Wendell Willkie |
Today it is becoming increasingly...
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| Joe Wilson |
No longer is there a quest...
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| Virginia Woolf |
Somewhere, everywhere, now hidden, now...
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