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| Alvin Adams |
Humanitarian missions are little different...
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| Jane Addams |
America's future will be determined...
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| Samuel Alexander |
Hence, in desiring, the more...
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| William Ames |
Hence the end of the world...
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| Thomas Aquinas |
Love must precede hatred, and...
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| Aristotle |
Hence poetry is something more...
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| Saint Augustine |
Humility is the foundation of...
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| Roland Barthes |
I call the discourse of power...
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| Samuel Butler |
When a man is in doubt...
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| Samuel Butler |
If people would dare to speak...
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| Adam Clarke |
And hence he must be invisible...
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| Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
The genius of the Spanish...
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| George Cuvier |
Hence the same instant which...
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| Daniel Clement Dennett |
There is no reality of...
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| Meister Eckhart |
There exists only the present...
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| Leonhard Euler |
To those who ask what the...
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| William Falconer |
Hence a ship is said to...
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| William Falconer |
Hence a ship is said to...
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| Brian Ferneyhough |
Hence my obstinate emphasis on...
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| Timothy Thomas Fortune |
Men may be spoiled by...
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| Mary Garden |
Krishna children were taught that...
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| James J. Gibson |
Hence it is that the shape...
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| Eric Gill |
Science is analytical, descriptive, informative...
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| Norman Granz |
I don't know who's 18 years...
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| Jonny Greenwood |
I suppose subconsciously I was...
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| David Hackworth |
We citizens don't need to know...
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| Johann G. Hamann |
Hence it happens that one...
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| Dag Hammarskjold |
The myths have always condemned...
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| Townsend Harris |
Japan and China are isolated...
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| Townsend Harris |
The President regards the Japanese...
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| Natasha Henstridge |
I guess Species was a movie...
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| Eric Hoffer |
An empty head is not really...
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| Thomas Howard |
That religious earnestness forever tends...
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| Victor Hugo |
The ideal and the beautiful...
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| Victor Hugo |
We see past time in a...
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| Johan Huizinga |
The repudiation of the primacy...
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| Samuel P. Huntington |
Total falsehoods can be easily...
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| Aldous Huxley |
The vast majority of human...
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| Aldous Huxley |
To his dog, every man is...
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| Steve Irwin |
My field is with apex...
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| E. Stanley Jones |
Character is supreme in life...
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| E. Stanley Jones |
Whatever our creed, we stand...
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| Martin Luther King, Jr. |
The limitation of riots, moral...
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| Franz Kafka |
There are only two things...
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| Franz Kafka |
The indestructible is one: it...
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| Florence Kelley |
Hence, within the space of two...
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| Curtis Lemay |
Sometime in the future - 25...
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| Lawrence Lessig |
All around us are the...
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| Penelope Lively |
Equally, we require a collective...
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| Douglas MacArthur |
Could I have but a line...
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| Niccolo Machiavelli |
Hence it comes about that all...
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| H. L. Mencken |
The whole aim of practical...
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| H. L. Mencken |
I confess I enjoy democracy...
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| Samuel E. Morison |
Throughout this evolution from left...
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| Edvard Munch |
Painting picture by picture, I...
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| Wilhelm Ostwald |
The well-known fact that the...
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| Talcott Parsons |
It is that of increasing...
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| Frances Perkins |
The door might not be opened...
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| Orson Pratt |
If God had sufficient wisdom...
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| Ludwig Quidde |
I am convinced that when the...
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| Carl Rogers |
The very essence of the...
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| Dora Russell |
Hence we did not foster...
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| Marquis de Sade |
Destruction, hence, like creation, is...
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| Edward Sapir |
The modern mind tends to be...
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| Joseph A. Schumpeter |
Democracy is a political method...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
A fool's brain digests philosophy...
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| Herbert Simon |
What information consumes is rather...
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| Sivananda |
There is no end of craving...
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| Thomas Sowell |
Capitalism knows only one color...
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| Wallace Stevens |
Death is the mother of Beauty...
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| Emanuel Swedenborg |
For the spiritual sense of the...
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| Sonia Taitz |
Hence the spiritual weariness of...
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| Robert Toombs |
We had a large common domain...
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| Robert Toombs |
Conflicting commercial regulations of the...
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| Sun Tzu |
Hence that general is skilful...
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| Evelyn Underhill |
All things are perceived in...
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| John Updike |
A leader is one who, out...
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| William Whewell |
Hence no force, however great...
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| Virginia Woolf |
These are the soul's changes...
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| John Woolman |
I knew I was going from...
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| Wilhelm Wundt |
Hence, even in the domain of...
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| Wilhelm Wundt |
Hence, wherever we meet with...
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| Francis P. Yockey |
Pessimism only describes an attitude...
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