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| Floyd Abrams |
It has something to do with...
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| Floyd Abrams |
So sometimes the facts are...
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| Henry B. Adams |
Nothing in education is so...
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| John Adams |
Facts are stubborn things; and...
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| Henry B. Adams |
Practical politics consists in ignoring...
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| Henry B. Adams |
Power when wielded by abnormal...
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| Mortimer Adler |
The telephone book is full of...
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| Louis Agassiz |
Facts are stupid until brought...
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| Alan Alda |
When does she do all this...
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| Iyad Allawi |
These are facts, these are not...
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| Hervey Allen |
Legends are material to be...
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| Cleveland Amory |
The facts of life are very...
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| Dillon Anderson |
It desirable to add one or...
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| Maya Angelou |
There's a world of difference...
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| Ibrahim Babangida |
I believe that historians and...
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| Howard Baker |
The most difficult thing in...
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| Abu Bakr |
When you seek advice, do not...
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| Alec Baldwin |
Let's face facts, this is...
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| Robert D. Ballard |
Don't confuse facts with reality...
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| Amiri Baraka |
There is other disturbing facts...
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| Robert Barany |
The interpretation of facts in...
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| Michael D. Barnes |
Let me share some facts with...
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| Bernard Baruch |
Every man has a right to...
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| Bernard Baruch |
If you get all the facts...
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| Martin Bashir |
I don't think his life has...
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| Melvin Belli |
A lawyer's performance in the...
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| Walter Benjamin |
The construction of life is at...
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| Paul Berg |
With time, many of the facts...
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| William Bernbach |
Our job is to bring the...
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| Ernest Bevin |
There never has been a war...
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| Larry Bird |
While day by day the...
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| Jim Bishop |
The reporter is the daily...
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| Marc Bloch |
The historian is, by definition...
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| Felix Bloch |
Instead of explaining the sober...
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| Niels Bohr |
When it comes to atoms...
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| Erma Bombeck |
I have a theory about the...
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| Anatoli Boukreev |
I want this book to be...
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| Catherine Drinker Bowen |
In writing biography, fact and...
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| Marvin Bower |
Decisions should be based on...
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| Andrew C. Bradley |
In approaching our subject it...
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| Sarah Brady |
Our main agenda is to have...
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| Robert Brady |
Mr. Speaker, the Delaware River...
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| James H. Breasted |
To the present writer a...
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| Stephen Breyer |
Independence means you decide according...
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| Joyce Brothers |
Trust your hunches. They're usually...
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| Chester Brown |
There I was limited to what...
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| Jerome Bruner |
Learners are encouraged to discover...
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| Deborah Bull |
I've always believed that the...
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| Luther Burbank |
Science is knowledge arranged and...
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| Edmund Burke |
Facts are to the mind what...
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| Ken Burns |
I don't use composers. I...
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| John Burroughs |
To treat your facts with...
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| William S. Burroughs |
Sometimes paranoia's just having all...
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| William S. Burroughs |
The aim of education is the...
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| John Burroughs |
To treat your facts with...
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| Joseph Campbell |
Every religion is true one way...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
I grow daily to honour facts...
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| Bliss Carman |
I often wish... that I could...
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| Bliss Carman |
What are facts but compromises...
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| Keith Carradine |
There's a great argument about...
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| Nancy Cartwright |
The fundamental laws of physics...
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| Robert Casey |
Advocates of unrestricted abortion do...
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| Whittaker Chambers |
At issue was the question...
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| Ralph Chaplin |
The facts will speak for...
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| Samuel Chase |
The jury has the right to...
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| Chevy Chase |
You may have read that I...
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| Caryl Chessman |
How, possibly, could the police...
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| Kenneth Clarke |
I am sorry to upset my...
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| Albert Claude |
Looking back 25 years later...
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| Howard Coble |
I am appreciative of the Bush...
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| Stephen Colbert |
In order to maintain an...
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| Norm Coleman |
It is intellectually dishonest to...
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| Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
General principles... are to the...
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| George Combe |
We used to speak familiarly of...
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| George Combe |
He has a number of curious...
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| Barry Commoner |
The AEC scientists were so...
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| Roscoe Conkling |
Show me a better man. Name...
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| Charles Horton Cooley |
The imaginations which people have...
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| John Sherman Cooper |
I would like that to be...
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| John Sherman Cooper |
The intelligence investigation under the...
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| John Sherman Cooper |
The police had already found...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
Finally we shall place the Sun...
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| Eric Allin Cornell |
My head was always bubbling...
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| Norman Cousins |
Optimism doesn't wait on facts...
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| Stafford Cripps |
We ask the great masses of...
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| Quentin Crisp |
It is not the simple statement...
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| Samuel McChord Crothers |
The trouble with facts is that...
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| Aleister Crowley |
Paganism is wholesome because it...
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| Aleister Crowley |
Modern morality and manners suppress...
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| Caleb Cushing |
Entertaining these opinions of the...
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| Charles Darwin |
False facts are highly injurious...
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| Charles Darwin |
I am turned into a sort...
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| Charles Darwin |
My mind seems to have become...
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| Clarence Day |
Creatures whose mainspring is curiosity...
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| Paul Deman |
The bases for historical knowledge...
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| Denis Diderot |
There are three principal means...
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| Wilhelm Dilthey |
The existence of inherent limits...
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| John Dingell |
If the president is failing to...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
To be conscious that you are...
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| Willie Dixon |
The Blues are the true facts...
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| Theodosius Dobzhansky |
Scientists often have a naive...
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| Elizabeth Dole |
Despite recent media reports that...
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| John Doolittle |
In light of these facts...
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| Carl Clinton Van Doren |
Melville brought to the task a...
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| Charles Van Doren |
I worked hard at memorizing...
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| David Douglass |
If the facts are contrary to...
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| David Douglass |
Truth in science is always...
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| Arthur Conan Doyle |
Some facts should be suppressed...
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| Arthur Conan Doyle |
Depend upon it there comes a...
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| Don Drysdale |
A torn rotator cuff is a...
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| Finley Peter Dunne |
Alcohol is necessary for a man...
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| Finley Peter Dunne |
A fanatic is a man that...
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| Friedrich Durrenmatt |
News reports don't change the...
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| Max Eastman |
The worst enemy of human hope...
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| Charles Edwards |
The more facts you tell, the...
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| Tryon Edwards |
Facts are God's arguments; we...
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| John Edwards |
The facts are the vice...
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| Blake Edwards |
Nothing matters but the facts...
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| Albert Einstein |
The grand aim of all science...
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| Albert Einstein |
If the facts don't fit the...
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| Paul Eldridge |
In the spider-web of facts...
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| T. S. Eliot |
All significant truths are private...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
A man is the whole...
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| Evan Esar |
Definition of Statistics: The science...
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| Hans Eysenck |
Tact and diplomacy are fine in...
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| Chaka Fattah |
Because when we think about...
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| William Faulkner |
Facts and truth really don't...
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| Lion Feuchtwanger |
What is a historian, anyway...
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| Lion Feuchtwanger |
I have always made an effort...
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| Martin Henry Fischer |
Knowledge is a process of...
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| Martin H. Fischer |
Facts are not science - as the...
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| Gustave Flaubert |
As a rule we disbelieve all...
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| Malcolm Forbes |
Anyone who says businessmen deal...
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| Richard Ford |
Married life requires shared mystery...
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| E. M. Forster |
The main facts in human life...
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| Felix Frankfurter |
To some lawyers, all facts are...
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| Louis Freeh |
I deal in facts.
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| Bill Frist |
Social Security, a critically important...
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| Robert Fulghum |
I believe that imagination is...
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| Thomas Fuller |
Get the facts, or the facts...
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| Neil Gaiman |
Things need not have happened...
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| Galileo Galilei |
Facts which at first seem...
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| John White Geary |
I have barely time to give...
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| Clifford Geertz |
If there's ever a place where...
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| Harold S. Geneen |
Facts from paper are not the...
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| Alberto Giacometti |
Once the object has been...
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| Brendan Gill |
I will try to cram these...
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| Arnold H. Glasow |
Telling a teenager the facts...
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| Arnold H. Glasow |
The fewer the facts, the...
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| William Glasser |
We don't focus as much in...
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| Theo Van Gogh |
As soon as you sit down...
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| Alberto Gonzales |
I have fully cooperated with...
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| Charlie Gonzalez |
This nation's elected leaders owe...
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| Nadine Gordimer |
The facts are always less than...
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| Ruth Gordon |
Never give up. And never...
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| Al Gore |
When you have the facts on...
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| Katharine Graham |
If we had failed to pursue...
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| Asa Gray |
There is a class, moreover, by...
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| Celia Green |
The way to do research is...
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| Simon Greenleaf |
Proceeding further, to inquire whether...
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| Simon Greenleaf |
The importance of the facts...
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| Edith Hamilton |
Theories that go counter to...
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| Edith Hamilton |
When the mind withdraws into...
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| Friedrich August von Hayek |
It can hardly be denied that...
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| Friedrich August von Hayek |
We know: of course, with...
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| Friedrich August von Hayek |
Why should we, however, in...
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| J. D. Hayworth |
Here are the facts we confront...
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| Alexander Herzen |
You can no more bridle...
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| Werner Herzog |
Facts sometimes have a strange...
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| Victor Francis Hess |
From a consideration of the...
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| Thomas Hobbes |
All generous minds have a...
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| Eric Hoffer |
Facts are counterrevolutionary.
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
I hate facts. I always say...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
A pun does not commonly...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
The main part of intellectual...
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| Oliver Wendell Holmes |
Simple people... are very quick...
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| Karen Hughes |
The facts are on our side...
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| Victor Hugo |
Mankind is not a circle with...
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| Johan Huizinga |
History creates comprehensibility primarily by...
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| Edmund Husserl |
If all consciousness is subject...
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| Robert M. Hutchins |
To solve a problem it is...
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| Aldous Huxley |
Facts do not cease to exist...
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| Thomas Huxley |
My business is to teach my...
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| Lee Iacocca |
I have always found that if...
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| William Ralph Inge |
The aim of education is the...
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| Joichi Ito |
We talked about the Internet...
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| Shirley Jackson |
I very much dislike writing...
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| William James |
The sway of alcohol over...
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| William James |
Our esteem for facts has not...
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| Randall Jarrell |
One of the most obvious facts...
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| Karl Jaspers |
I began the study of medicine...
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| Lyndon B. Johnson |
To conclude that women are...
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| Denis Johnson |
In the plays - that's where I...
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| Denis Johnson |
You're under pressure when you...
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| Mary H. Jones |
I want to hold a series...
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| Stephanie Tubbs Jones |
I'm duty-bound to follow the...
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| Bob Kane |
If you ever want to get...
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| Garry Kasparov |
There are many facts showing...
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| Walter Kaufmann |
Those who believe in God...
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| Elia Kazan |
Whatever hysteria exists is inflamed...
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| John F. Kennedy |
To state the facts frankly is...
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| John F. Kennedy |
We are not afraid to entrust...
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| Patrick J. Kennedy |
Facts are, insurance ratings are...
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| Ken Kesey |
To hell with facts! We need...
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| Soren Kierkegaard |
Face the facts of being what...
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| William L. M. King |
Just when we most need to...
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| Jack Kingston |
What I would ask the Democrat...
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| Alfred Kinsey |
We are recorders and reporters...
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| Alfred Kinsey |
We are the recorders and...
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| Martin Kippenberger |
My style is where you see...
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| E. L. Konigsburg |
Some days you must learn a...
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| Ted Kulongoski |
The Administration should never have...
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| Imre Lakatos |
Our empirical criterion for a...
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| Norman Lamm |
No religious position is loyally...
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| Joseph Lancaster |
May this plain statement of...
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| Judge M. Lane |
However, when you hear somebody's...
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| Christian L. Lange |
Internationalism is a community theory...
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| Janet Leigh |
In order to dream, you need...
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| Lawrence Lessig |
Notwithstanding the fact that the...
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| Sam Levenson |
One of the virtues of being...
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| Abraham Lincoln |
I am a firm believer in...
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| Blanche Lincoln |
My heart has been heavy and...
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| Henry Cabot Lodge |
Washington's entire honesty of mind...
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| Oliver J. Lodge |
The hypothesis of surviving intelligence...
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| Sophia Loren |
The facts of life are that...
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| Frank Luntz |
So often corporate America, business...
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| Robert Lynd |
Knowledge is power only if man...
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| Trofim Lysenko |
Darwin investigated the numerous facts...
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| George MacDonald |
Attitudes are more important than...
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| Elle Macpherson |
You check to see the facts...
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| Melvin Maddocks |
Once we thought, journalists and...
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| Norman Mailer |
Once a newspaper touches a...
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| Paul de Man |
Metaphors are much more tenacious...
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| Ernest Mandel |
For us, Marxism is always open...
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| Bob Marley |
My music will go on forever...
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| Paul Martin |
The facts are plain: Religious...
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| Henry Mayhew |
Facts, according to my ideas...
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| Henry Mayhew |
A fact must be assimilated...
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| Henry Mayhew |
We may either proceed from...
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| Charles McCabe |
Any clod can have the facts...
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| Charles McCabe |
Any clod can have the facts...
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| Mary McCarthy |
In science, all facts, no...
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| John McGahern |
I think fiction is a very...
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| Bryant H. McGill |
The secret to discovery is to...
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| Phyllis McGinley |
When blithe to argument I come...
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| Peter McWilliams |
The media tends to report...
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| Karl A. Menninger |
One of the most untruthful...
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| Henry Miller |
We do not talk - we bludgeon...
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| Rick Moody |
Impotence, fetishism, bisexuality, and bondage...
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| Thomas More |
Education is not the piling on...
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| Daniel Patrick Moynihan |
Everyone is entitled to his...
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| Robert Mueller |
I would say in just about...
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| Robert Mueller |
As I said before, there are...
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| Robert Mueller |
All I'm going to tell you...
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| Johannes P. Muller |
He who feels compelled to...
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| Peter Munk |
To do so, we are creating...
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| Grace Napolitano |
Our political leaders must be...
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| Jawaharlal Nehru |
Facts are facts and will not...
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| Howard Nemerov |
The historian is terribly responsible...
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| Howard Nemerov |
The nice thing about the Bible...
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| John Henry Newman |
Let us take things as we...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
There are no facts, only...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
There are no eternal facts, as...
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| Gary Numan |
When you decide to do this...
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| George Orwell |
All political thinking for years...
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| Robert Owen |
Finding that no religion is...
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| Richard Owen |
But, as we have before been...
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| Chuck Palahniuk |
Game shows are designed to...
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| Charles Henry Parkhurst |
The safest words are always...
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| Talcott Parsons |
Empirical interest will be in...
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| Talcott Parsons |
If observed facts of undoubted...
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| Talcott Parsons |
The importance of certain problems...
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| Talcott Parsons |
A theoretical system does not...
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| Talcott Parsons |
In so far as such a...
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| George S. Patton |
The time to take counsel of...
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| Linus Pauling |
Facts are the air of...
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| Ivan Pavlov |
While you are experimenting, do...
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| Ivan Pavlov |
Don't become a mere recorder...
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| Ivan Pavlov |
Perfect as the wing of a...
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| Ivan Pavlov |
Our experiments not only proved...
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| Robert Peel |
There seem to me to be...
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| Charles Sanders Peirce |
It will sometimes strike a...
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| Sonny Perdue |
Our best teachers do more than...
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| Kenneth L. Pike |
With acknowledgement of residues, we...
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| Kenneth L. Pike |
So I see that Christianity in...
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| John Podesta |
So I think it's important to...
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| Henri Poincare |
Science is built up of facts...
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| Henri Poincare |
Science is facts; just as...
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| Jules H. Poincare |
The mathematical facts worthy of...
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| Jules H. Poincare |
Just as houses are made of...
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| Jules H. Poincare |
Science is facts.
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| Jules H. Poincare |
Facts do not speak.
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| John Charles Polanyi |
Scientia is knowledge. It is...
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| Jack Prelutsky |
My reading is extremely eclectic...
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| Dixie Lee Ray |
We need to ask our policy...
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| Ronald Reagan |
Facts are stubborn things.
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| Frederic Remington |
I knew the wild riders and...
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| Frank Rich |
It is kind of tedious after...
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| Abraham Robinson |
As far as I know, only...
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| Will Rogers |
I don't make jokes. I just...
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| Carl Rogers |
The facts are always friendly...
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| Will Rogers |
I don't know jokes; I just...
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| Andy Rooney |
People will generally accept facts...
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| Elihu Root |
Claims of right and insistence...
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| Ernestine Rose |
I know that some endeavor to...
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| Christina Rossetti |
I might show facts as plain...
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| Christina G. Rossetti |
I might show facts as plain...
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| Joseph Rotblat |
The most terrifying moment in...
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| Philip Roth |
Obviously the facts are never...
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| Josiah Royce |
The lonely wanderer, who watches...
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| Donald Rumsfeld |
Don't divide the world into...
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| Salman Rushdie |
Sometimes legends make reality, and...
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| John Ruskin |
The work of science is to...
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| Bertrand Russell |
The degree of one's emotions...
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| Bertrand Russell |
Those who forget good and evil...
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| Joe Sacco |
When I was there, something...
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| George Saintsbury |
One of the best known, and...
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| Margaret Sanger |
Diplomats make it their business...
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| George Santayana |
I believe in general in a...
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| George Santayana |
Theory helps us to bear our...
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| Dorothy L. Sayers |
She always says, my lord, that...
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| Tom Schulman |
Let me dispel a few rumors...
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| David Seabury |
Your desires and true beliefs...
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| Nassau William Senior |
But that the reasoning from...
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| Moshe Sharett |
I have learned that the state...
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| Richard Brinsley Sheridan |
He is indebted to his memory...
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| William Tecumseh Sherman |
I make up my opinions from...
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| William Tecumseh Sherman |
I hate newspapermen. They come...
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| Norman Sherry |
The facts of a person's life...
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| Phil Simms |
I criticize a lot of players...
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| Paul Simon |
Facts can be turned into art...
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| Albion W. Small |
The quarrel of the sociologists...
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| Adam Smith |
The theory that can absorb the...
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| Adam Smith |
This is one of those cases...
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| William Robertson Smith |
But if it not be true...
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| Huston Smith |
Exclusively oral cultures are unencumbered...
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| Gerrit Smith |
But I love honesty, and...
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| Thomas Sowell |
Mistakes can be corrected by...
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| Thomas Sowell |
Facts do not speak for...
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| Joseph Stalin |
Mankind is divided into rich...
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| Johannes Stark |
At the head of these new...
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| Kenneth Starr |
Whether the story reflects the...
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| Neal Stephenson |
The difference between ignorant and...
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| Andrew Taylor Still |
You find that all men are...
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| Louis Stokes |
The purpose of sealing the...
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| Oliver Stone |
You're not a historian, but...
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| Tom Stoppard |
From principles is derived probability...
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| Mark Strand |
And Robert Lowell, of course...
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| David Friedrich Strauss |
The author is aware that the...
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| Theodore Sturgeon |
Once I had all the facts...
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| Rabindranath Tagore |
Facts are many, but the truth...
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| Charles Maurice de Talleyrand |
Since the masses are always...
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| Studs Terkel |
I've always felt, in all my...
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| Marlo Thomas |
Never face facts; if you do...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
I went to the woods because...
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| Edward Thorndike |
The un-conscious distortion of...
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| Simon Travaglia |
There's no such thing as...
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| Harry S. Truman |
You can never get all the...
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| Mark Twain |
It could probably be shown by...
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| Mark Twain |
Get your facts first, then you...
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| Mark Twain |
Facts are stubborn, but statistics...
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| Jon Wynne-Tyson |
The effectiveness of our memory...
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| John Updike |
Customs and convictions change; respectable...
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| Karl Urban |
That's always an interesting concept...
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| Gore Vidal |
What is in question is a...
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| Alfred de Vigny |
I think, then, that man, after...
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| Alfred de Vigny |
Of what use is the memory...
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| Robert Welch |
Neither facts nor pictures seem...
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| Curt Weldon |
The mainstream media has its...
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| Julius Wellhausen |
A judgment pronounced in accordance...
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| Carolyn Wells |
I am more fond of achieving...
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| Jessamyn West |
We want the facts to fit...
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| William Whewell |
The system becomes more coherent...
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| E. B. White |
Prejudice is a great time...
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| Ryan White |
I'm just one of the kids...
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| Ryan White |
Listening to medical facts was...
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| William Allen White |
The facts fairly and honestly...
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| Roger Wicker |
Civil libertarians have raised concerns...
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| Oscar Wilde |
Death and vulgarity are the...
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| Garry Winogrand |
Photography is about finding out...
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| Ludwig Wittgenstein |
The world is the totality of...
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| Victoria Woodhull |
Rude contact with facts chased...
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| Virginia Woolf |
Almost any biographer, if he...
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| Frank Lloyd Wright |
The truth is more important...
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| Francis Wright |
Instead of establishing facts, we...
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| Francis Wright |
Surely it is time to examine...
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| Francis Wright |
We have seen that no religion...
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| Chauncey Wright |
All observers not laboring under...
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| Wilhelm Wundt |
Physiology and psychology cover, between...
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| Deng Xiaoping |
Seek truth from facts.
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| Francis P. Yockey |
To the fantastic mental illness...
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| Francis P. Yockey |
Pessimism only describes an attitude...
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| Francis P. Yockey |
As a world view, Darwinism...
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