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| John Adams |
All the perplexities, confusion and...
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| James Agee |
The mere attempt to examine my...
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| Fred Allen |
An advertising agency is 85...
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| Aldrich Ames |
The use of the polygraph has...
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| Barbara Amiel |
There is sometimes a peculiar...
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| Rudolf Arnheim |
At one of the annual...
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| Charles Babbage |
On two occasions I have been...
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| Irving Babbitt |
Furthermore, America suffers not only...
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| Francis Bacon |
Truth emerges more readily from...
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| Tallulah Bankhead |
Acting is a form of confusion...
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| Melody Beattie |
Gratitude unlocks the fullness of...
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| John Desmond Bernal |
Political and social events must...
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| Basil Bunting |
The mystic purchases a moment...
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| John C. Calhoun |
The interval between the decay...
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| Jennifer Capriati |
Let me say that the path...
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| George Carman |
Mixed feelings, like mixed drinks...
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| Rudolf Carnap |
Logic is the last scientific...
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| John Cheever |
People look for morals in...
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| Jay Chiat |
One is that that's the way...
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| Andrew Cohen |
Almost all the ideas we have...
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| Charles Caleb Colton |
Times of great calamity and...
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| Stafford Cripps |
Gandhi has asked that the...
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| John Nelson Darby |
Some respected and beloved brethren...
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| Rene Daumal |
It is still not enough for...
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| Johnny Depp |
I pretty much try to stay...
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| Bob Dole |
Those who cultivate moral confusion...
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| Albert Einstein |
A perfection of means, and...
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| Albert Einstein |
I used to go away for...
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| Albert Einstein |
Confusion of goals and perfection...
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| Albert Einstein |
Perfection of means and confusion...
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| Federico Fellini |
I think television has betrayed...
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| Sarah Fielding |
Tis this desire of bending all...
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| Gerald R. Ford |
History and experience tell us...
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| Anne Frank |
I simply can't build my hopes...
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| Anne Frank |
In spite of everything I still...
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| Robert Frost |
The figure a poem makes. It...
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| George Gillespie |
The Lord Jesus will be...
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| Anne Grant |
Grief is perhaps an unknown...
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| Johan Huizinga |
A superstition which pretends to...
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| Zora Neale Hurston |
It was a weak spot in...
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| Ernest Istook |
Instead of this confusion, we...
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| Molly Ivins |
The thing about democracy, beloveds...
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| Clive James |
She was good at playing...
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| Jon Johansen |
I'm 16 now, I was 15...
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| Jasper Johns |
As one gets older one sees...
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| Donald Kagan |
All comparisons between America's current...
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| Jack Kerouac |
I had nothing to offer anybody...
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| Larry King |
Getting your house in order...
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| Paul Klee |
Nature is garrulous to the...
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| Lenny Kravitz |
Confusion makes people uncomfortable. They...
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| Jiddu Krishnamurti |
Hitler and Mussolini were only...
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| Doris Lessing |
The great secret that all old...
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| Susan Lieberman |
Family traditions counter alienation and...
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| Archibald MacLeish |
The business of the law is...
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| Miriam Makeba |
And I believe that it becomes...
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| Henry Miller |
Confusion is a word we have...
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| Alice Miller |
It is possible to resolve...
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| John Milton |
Confusion heard his voice, and...
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| Brian Molko |
I feel very comfortable with...
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| Thomas S. Monson |
Amidst the confusion of the...
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| Bob Newhart |
I don't know how many sacred...
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| Henri Nouwen |
The friend who can be silent...
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| Luis Palau |
When you face the perils of...
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| Sister Parish |
It has not been an easy...
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| Steven Pinker |
I think this confusion leads...
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| John Podhoretz |
For the record, I am not...
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| Katherine Anne Porter |
Human life itself may be...
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| Willard Van Orman Quine |
Confusion of sign and object...
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| George Santayana |
Chaos is a name for any...
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| Marilyn vos Savant |
Be able to notice all the...
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| Friedrich Schleiermacher |
The first, that their pretensions...
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| Tom Selleck |
There was a time I could...
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| Tony Snow |
Yet, it ought to be obvious...
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| Herbert Spencer |
When a man's knowledge is not...
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| Baruch Spinoza |
I would warn you that I...
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| Edward Steichen |
Photography records the gamut of...
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| Anne Stevenson |
My earlier poems were sadder...
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| James Thurber |
Sixty minutes of thinking of...
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| Lao Tzu |
If the Great Way perishes...
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| Henry Villard |
Towards four o'clock, the rebels...
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| Jack Welch |
Willingness to change is a...
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| William H. Wharton |
It is equally demonstrable that...
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| Walt Whitman |
In the confusion we stay with...
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| Jeanette Winterson |
I wanted to invent myself as...
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| Christopher Wren |
In things to be seen at...
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