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| Felix Adler |
The past speaks to us in...
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| Alfred Adler |
God who is eternally complete...
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| Aesop |
A liar will not be believed...
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| Steve Albini |
A more important reason is...
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| Amos Bronson Alcott |
Who speaks to the instincts...
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| Lucille Roybal-Allard |
Our theme for this year's...
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| Hans Christian Andersen |
Where words fail, music speaks.
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| Elizabeth Garrett Anderson |
My mother speaks of my step...
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| Luis Barragan |
Beauty is the oracle that...
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| Georges Bataille |
A judgment about life has no...
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| Aphra Behn |
Money speaks sense in a...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Faith: Belief without evidence in...
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| Theodore Bikel |
In my world, history comes...
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| Otto Von Bismarck |
Whoever speaks of Europe is...
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| Ruben Blades |
Rock is young music, it is...
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| Steven Bochco |
Vivid images are like a...
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| Jan de Bont |
Lara Croft is such a strong...
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| Elizabeth Bowen |
Nobody speaks the truth when...
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| Jimmy Breslin |
Speaks cheerful English and in...
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| Joseph Brodsky |
For boredom speaks the language...
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| Thomas Brooks |
God hears no more than the...
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| William C. Bryant |
To him who in the love...
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| Buddha |
All that we are is the...
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| George Carlin |
In comic strips, the person on...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
The cut of a garment speaks...
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| George Washington Carver |
I love to think of nature...
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| Dick Cheney |
I think the record speaks for...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
Great is our admiration of the...
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| Emile M. Cioran |
Anyone who speaks in the name...
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| Thad Cochran |
What President Bush has done...
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| Jean Cocteau |
The poet is a liar who...
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| Jean Cocteau |
I am a lie who always...
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| John Churton Collins |
Never trust a man who speaks...
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| Phil Collins |
On the day of the show...
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| Confucius |
He who speaks without modesty...
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| Confucius |
The superior man acts before...
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| William Congreve |
In my conscience I believe the...
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| Mason Cooley |
Well-behaved: he always speaks...
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| Barry Cornwall |
Even Echo speaks not on these...
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| Barry Cornwall |
Pity speaks to grief More...
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| Don DeLillo |
There's a moral force in a...
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| Jacques Derrida |
I do not believe in pure...
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| Jacques Derrida |
No one gets angry at a...
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| John Dewey |
Just as a flower which seems...
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| Benjamin Disraeli |
An author who speaks about...
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| Trevor Dunn |
If you want music that speaks...
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| Marguerite Duras |
Alcohol is barren. The words a...
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| Andrea Dworkin |
Money speaks, but it speaks...
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| Hector Elizondo |
The fact that that's the...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Who you are speaks so loudly...
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| Brendan Francis |
A quotation in a speech...
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| Al Franken |
The point is that there is...
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| Benjamin Franklin |
He that speaks much, is much...
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| David Frum |
The great power the president...
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| Thomas Fuller |
He's my friend that speaks...
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| Richard Le Gallienne |
The beauty we love is very...
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| Charles de Gaulle |
Hearing Mass is the ceremony I...
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| Charles de Gaulle |
Church is the only place where...
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| Brian Austin Green |
All I can say is that...
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| Steve Hackett |
I think that a song, when...
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| Mark Haddon |
At 20, 25, 30, we begin...
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| Eduard Hanslick |
Music has no subject beyond...
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| Thomas Harrison |
Still the question remains of...
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| William Hazlitt |
An honest man speaks the truth...
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| Martin Heidegger |
The German language speaks Being...
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| Heinrich Heine |
Talking and eloquence are not...
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| Jimi Hendrix |
Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens...
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| Faith Hill |
Country music is the people's...
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| Homer |
Hateful to me as the gates...
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| Kim Hunter |
The only problem was that I...
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| Dwayne Johnson |
When he speaks to you he...
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| Ben Jonson |
To speak and to speak well...
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| Henry J. Kaiser |
When your work speaks for...
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| Patrick Kavanagh |
A man is original when he...
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| Mark Kennedy |
All of the biggest technological...
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| Jean Kerr |
Women speak because they wish...
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| Jean Kerr |
A man speaks only when driven...
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| Jean Kerr |
Women speak because they wish...
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| Lenny Kravitz |
If I had to associate myself...
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| Johann Kaspar Lavater |
He who seldom speaks, and with...
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| Nicholas Lea |
I think somebody who speaks...
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| Vivien Leigh |
Shaw is like a train. One...
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| Yo-Yo Ma |
Many of the Central Asians...
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| Ella Maillart |
When the heart speaks, its...
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| Joyce Maynard |
The vehemence with which certain...
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| Colleen McCullough |
It's a dead give away of...
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| Don McLean |
American Pie speaks to the...
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| Marshall McLuhan |
Great art speaks a language...
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| H. L. Mencken |
A bad man is the sort...
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| H. L. Mencken |
Before a man speaks it is...
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| Thomas Middleton |
When affection only speaks, truth...
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| Samuel E. Morison |
Every historian with professional standards...
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| Richard Morris |
And this speaks to the larger...
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| Malcolm Muggeridge |
Every happening, great and small...
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| Ednita Nazario |
I am a woman of the...
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| Horatio Nelson |
Firstly you must always implicitly...
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| Knute Nelson |
I know that money speaks more...
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| Leonard Nimoy |
For me it's all about personal...
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| Pat Nixon |
I'll have to have a room...
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| Yannick Noah |
When one sings, one does not...
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| Ivor Novello |
There is an atmosphere about...
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| Origen |
We are obliged, therefore, to...
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| Molly Parker |
The landscape you grow up in...
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| Jean Paul |
The words that a father speaks...
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| Octavio Paz |
Man does not speak because he...
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| Alan Perlis |
If your computer speaks English...
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| William Lyon Phelps |
God speaks to me not through...
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| Ryan Phillippe |
There's always difficulties and challenges...
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| Kenneth L. Pike |
We assume, to begin with, that...
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| Zebulon Pike |
A young man who is here...
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| Martha Plimpton |
I'd just like to see a...
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| Plutarch |
Painting is silent poetry, and...
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| Karl Popper |
In so far as a scientific...
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| Ernie Pyle |
The men are walking. They are...
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| Marcus Fabius Quintilian |
He who speaks evil only...
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| Ramakrishna |
Unless one always speaks the...
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| Ayn Rand |
It only stands to reason that...
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| Brooks Robinson |
It's a pretty sure thing that...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Every one speaks well of his...
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| Galen Rowell |
Luckily, many other people tell...
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| Carl Sandburg |
The sea speaks a language...
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| Arthur Schopenhauer |
For an author to write as...
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| Gerhard Schroder |
My impression is that American...
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| Eric Sevareid |
I have never quite grasped the...
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| Robert Sheckley |
There is a great deal of...
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| Archie Shepp |
So, rap has that quality, for...
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| Shel Silverstein |
Never explain what you do. It...
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| Norton Simon |
If the picture speaks to me...
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| Edith Sitwell |
The poet speaks to all men...
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| Robert C. Solomon |
Love can be understood only...
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| Mark Spitz |
Past performance speaks a tremendous...
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| Charles Stanley |
When God speaks, oftentimes His...
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| Robert A. M. Stern |
My cat speaks sign language...
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| Erich von Stroheim |
If I speak of Vienna it...
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| Loretta Swit |
Shirley Valentine is a beautiful...
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| Publilius Syrus |
Speech is the mirror of the...
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| Jeremy Taylor |
He that speaketh against his...
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| Studs Terkel |
I want a language that speaks...
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| Scott Thompson |
In France, everyone speaks French...
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| Alexis de Tocqueville |
An American cannot converse, but...
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| Ivan Turgenev |
One may speak about anything...
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| Mark Twain |
Action speaks louder than words...
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| Lao Tzu |
He who knows, does not speak...
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| Jack Vance |
But I'm so slow on it...
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| Voltaire |
When he to whom one speaks...
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| Arthur E. Waite |
The true Tarot is symbolism...
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| Pete Waterman |
Certainly in the modern age...
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| Reggie White |
But the Bible speaks against...
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| Richard Wilbur |
To this congress the poet...
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| Robin Williams |
You'll notice that Nancy Reagan...
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| Rowan D. Williams |
Marriage has a unique place...
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| Jeanette Winterson |
The work that lasts over time...
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| Donnie Yen |
Still, as much as I wish...
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