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| Felix Adler |
FOR a long time the conviction...
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| Margery Allingham |
Chemists employed by the police...
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| Francis Asbury |
My soul is more at rest...
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| Charles Babbage |
Surely, if knowledge is valuable...
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| Charles Babbage |
The fatigue produced on the...
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| Jeremy Bentham |
No power of government ought...
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| Brad Bird |
Oh yeah, I'm still employed at...
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| Georges Bizet |
Religion is a means of...
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| Richard Nelson Bolles |
There is a vast world of...
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| David Brainerd |
When you cease from labour...
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| Martin Van Buren |
The law increasing and organizing...
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| Joseph Butler |
The tongue may be employed...
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| Giraldus Cambrensis |
Not addicted to gluttony or...
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| Henry Charles Carey |
The first of all commodities...
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| Elliott Carter |
Silences between movements are employed...
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| James E. Casey |
The basic principle which I...
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| Albert Claude |
This attempt to isolate cell...
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| Barry Commoner |
After all, despite the economic...
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| Judi Dench |
I just feel incredibly lucky...
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| William Falconer |
The fishes are also employed...
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| David Friedman |
The direct use of force is...
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| John White Geary |
Men of authority have employed...
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| Tony Greig |
I was employed as an...
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| J. D. Hayworth |
When you have a country that...
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| Ben Hecht |
In Hollywood, a starlet is the...
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| Elbert Hubbard |
Editor: a person employed by a...
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| Joseph Hume |
I see no reason for giving...
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| James Hutton |
The past history of our globe...
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| Andrew Jackson |
Mischief springs from the power...
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| Bill Janklow |
If you knew the upward...
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| St. Jerome |
Keep doing some kind of work...
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| Phillip E. Johnson |
Although I insist that God has...
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| Samuel Johnson |
There are few ways in which...
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| Thomas S. Gates, Jr. |
All forces are a deterrent to...
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| Arthur Keith |
Under no stretch of imagination...
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| William L. M. King |
Temperance is essential, if the...
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| Mort Kondracke |
Ward Churchill might be more...
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| Max von Laue |
If diffraction or interference phenomena...
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| Jerry Lawler |
It's almost like while you are...
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| John Lithgow |
I consider myself a very lucky...
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| Karl Marx |
Machines were, it may be said...
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| Jerry Mathers |
I had a very special family...
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| Ben Nelson |
For many Americans, including many...
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| Zebulon Pike |
With the dreary season in...
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| Romano Prodi |
Italy is divided between us...
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| Joshua Reynolds |
The value and rank of every...
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| Joshua Reynolds |
Words should be employed as...
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| David Ricardo |
Gold and silver, like other...
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| Paul Ricoeur |
Ordinary language carries with it...
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| Anita Roddick |
But the minute we went public...
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| Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
Insults are the arguments employed...
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| Karl Rove |
You all had something to do...
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| Mike Royko |
The subject of criminal rehabilitation...
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| Benjamin Rush |
Mirth, and even cheerfulness, when...
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| Edith Sitwell |
A great many people now...
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| Leland Stanford |
The production of wealth is...
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| Charles Sturt |
These matters having been arranged...
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| Linus Torvalds |
I've been employed by the...
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| Benjamin Tucker |
Marx, as we have seen, solved...
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| Fred L. Turner |
People who are employed in a...
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| George Washington |
My observation is that whenever...
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| William Whitehead |
Wisdom alone is true ambition's...
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| Alfred North Whitehead |
Wisdom alone is true ambition's...
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| Clara Zetkin |
The capitalists speculate on the...
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