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| Victoria Abril |
I chose the most explosive...
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| Joseph Addison |
The stars shall fade away, the...
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| Mitch Albom |
This is a story about a...
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| Alan Alda |
I wouldn't live in California...
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| William R. Alger |
After every storm the sun will...
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| Anaxagoras |
Everything has a natural explanation...
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| Thomas Arnold |
One's age should be tranquil...
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| Thomas Arnold |
Rather than have it the...
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| Matthew Arnold |
It is so small a think...
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| St. Francis of Assisi |
Grant me the treasure of...
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| Alfred Austin |
The glory of gardening: hands...
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| Sai Baba |
You must be a lotus, unfolding...
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| Gamaliel Bailey |
Never respect men merely for...
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| James A. Baldwin |
Life is tragic simply because...
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| Dennis Banks |
The Sun, Moon and Stars are...
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| Simone Schwarz-Bart |
Here, like everywhere else, laughing...
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| Simone Schwarz-Bart |
Every day you must arise and...
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| Simone Schwarz-Bart |
All rivers, even the most...
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| Roy Bean |
And Fall, with her yeller...
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| Max Beckmann |
On my left the shooting had...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
The sun does not shine for...
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| Henry Ward Beecher |
We sleep, but the loom of...
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| Alexander Graham Bell |
Concentrate all your thoughts upon...
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| Hilaire Belloc |
Loss and possession, death and...
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| Cyrano de Bergerac |
The insufferable arrogance of human...
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| Xander Berkeley |
I'd better make hay while the...
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| Ambrose Bierce |
Photograph: a picture painted by...
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| Elizabeth Bishop |
What childishness is it that...
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| William Blake |
Lives in eternity's sun rise.
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| William Blake |
If the Sun and Moon should...
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| William Blake |
He who binds to himself a...
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| William Blake |
To the eyes of a miser...
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| Lionel Blue |
My mother was a modern woman...
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| Edmund Blunden |
Cricket to us was more than...
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| Dewitt Bodeen |
I quite agree with you. The...
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| Erma Bombeck |
On vacations: We hit the sunny...
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| Napoleon Bonaparte |
If I had to choose a...
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| Arna Bontemps |
Yet would we die as some...
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| Elayne Boosler |
When the sun comes up, I...
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| Barton Booth |
True as the needle to the...
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| Rupert Brooke |
Breathless, we flung us on a...
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| David R. Brower |
Yet another proposal would have...
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| David R. Brower |
For how many people do you...
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| Ruth Brown |
Unfortunately, the young generation, who...
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| Vanessa Brown |
The thing about being in...
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| Elizabeth Barrett Browning |
My sun sets to raise again...
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| Robert Browning |
My sun sets to rise again...
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| Jeff Buckley |
All flowers in time bend...
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| Buddha |
Three things cannot be long...
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| Emma Bull |
They don't know how the world...
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| Sitting Bull |
The earth has received the...
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| Sitting Bull |
When I was a boy, the...
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| Sitting Bull |
Behold, my friends, the spring...
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| Abigail Van Buren |
If you want a place in...
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| Abigail Van Buren |
If you want a place in...
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| Robert Burton |
Worldly wealth is the Devil's...
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| Robert Burton |
To enlarge or illustrate this...
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| Robert Burton |
What is life, when wanting...
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| Jeb Bush |
Florida has its own rhythm...
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| James Cameron |
I like the evening in India...
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| Thomas Campion |
Follow thy fair sun, unhappy...
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| Albert Camus |
To correct a natural indifference...
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| Thomas Carlyle |
A man willing to work, and...
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| Nancy Cartwright |
Remember, you can always find...
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| Willa Cather |
The sun was like a great...
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| George Catlin |
I have seen him set fire...
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| Michael Chabon |
The First Amendment has the...
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| Adelbert von Chamisso |
A person without a shadow...
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| Chanakya |
The earth is supported by the...
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| John Jay Chapman |
People get so in the habit...
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| Malcolm De Chazal |
The flower is a jumble of...
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| Lee Child |
What do I miss about the...
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| Kate Chopin |
She missed him the days when...
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero |
What sweetness is left in life...
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| Kurt Cobain |
Thought the sun is gone, I...
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| Edward Cocker |
When Honor's sun declines, and...
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| Frank Moore Colby |
Every man ought to be...
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| Paula Cole |
The flower has opened, has...
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| Christopher Columbus |
Following the light of the sun...
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| Confucius |
The faults of a superior...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
Finally we shall place the Sun...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
Finally we shall place the Sun...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
Near the sun is the center...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
Moreover, since the sun remains...
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| Nicolaus Copernicus |
At rest, however, in the...
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| Chris Cornell |
And if you dont believe the...
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| Martin van Creveld |
In the future as in the...
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| Martin van Creveld |
Sun Tzu does not need my...
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| Abraham Crowley |
I would not fear nor wish...
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| Nicholas Culpeper |
Such Roots as are soft, your...
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| Samuel Daniel |
Beauty, sweet love, is like...
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| Elmer Davis |
One of the things that is...
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| Rebecca H. Davis |
The sun, the earth, love...
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| Richard Dawkins |
Today the theory of evolution...
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| Robert Delaunay |
First of all, I always see...
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| Charles Dickens |
It was one of those March...
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| Diogenes |
Stand a little less between me...
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| Diogenes |
The sun, too, shines into...
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| Diogenes |
The sun too penetrates into...
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| John Donne |
Busy old fool, unruly Sun, why...
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| John Donne |
And new Philosophy calls all...
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| Julia Louis-Dreyfus |
I'm not the type to cut...
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| Dale Earnhardt |
The atmosphere seems to change...
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| David Eddings |
I get up at an unholy...
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| Arthur Eddington |
Oh leave the Wise our measures...
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| Paul Ehrlich |
The National Academy of Sciences...
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| George Eliot |
He was like a cock who...
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| George Eliot |
He was like the cock who...
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| Linda Ellerbee |
I think laughter may be a...
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| Henry Ellis |
The sun, the moon and the...
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| Henry Ellis |
The sun and the moon and...
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| Havelock Ellis |
The sun, the moon and the...
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| Ralph Waldo Emerson |
Death comes to all, but great...
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| Ray Evans |
A rose must remain with the...
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| Frances Farmer |
I couldn't get that same...
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| Gustave Flaubert |
One mustn't ask apple trees...
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| Dario Fo |
I felt like an extraordinary...
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| Jean de La Fontaine |
Friendship is the shadow of...
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| John Fowler |
Sun's role in the grand scheme...
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| John Foxe |
The Gospel having spread itself...
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| James Frank |
At Sun, we have a special...
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| Sigmund Freud |
The conscious mind may be...
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| Galileo Galilei |
The sun, with all those...
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| Galileo Galilei |
The Sun, with all the planets...
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| Hamlin Garland |
There is no gilding of setting...
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| David Garrick |
Let others hail the rising sun...
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| Geronimo |
I was warmed by the sun...
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| Geronimo |
I cannot think that we are...
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| Geronimo |
I was born on the prairies...
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| Gordon Getty |
Both parents were very encouraging...
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| Kahlil Gibran |
Pain and foolishness lead to...
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| Jeff Goldblum |
It's best not to stare at...
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| Al Gore |
George Bush taking credit for...
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| Wilson Greatbatch |
Our present nuclear fusion reactors...
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| Dick Gregory |
In America, with all of its...
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| Thomas Griffith |
I wouldn't believe him if he...
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| Franz Grillparzer |
Genius unrefined resembles a flash...
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| William Gurnall |
Of all creatures in this...
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| Albert Szent-Gyorgyi |
The source of this energy is...
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| Conrad Hall |
The sun is the most parallel...
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| Edmond Halley |
Scarce any problem will appear...
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| Pete Hamill |
I don't ask for the meaning...
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| Learned Hand |
The mid-day sun is too...
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| Cedric Hardwicke |
I believe that God felt sorry...
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| Desmond Harrington |
The sun's going down and we...
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| Trip Hawkins |
Digital Chocolate has 60% of...
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| Heraclitus |
The sun is new each day...
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| Ben Hogan |
I couldn't wait for the sun...
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| James Hogg |
The charge was left entirely...
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| Winslow Homer |
The sun will not rise or...
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| Laurence Housman |
Life is the most versatile...
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| Harold E. Hughes |
Let me die because I do...
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| Langston Hughes |
What happens to a dream...
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| Victor Hugo |
Laughter is the sun that...
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| David Hume |
That the sun will not rise...
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| Catfish Hunter |
The sun don't shine on the...
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| Zora Neale Hurston |
Mama exhorted her children at...
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| Washington Irving |
Sweet is the memory of distant...
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| Al Jarreau |
My eyes went blank, and I...
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| John Jewel |
Among all his creatures in...
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| Ben Jonson |
O, for an engine, to keep...
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| Chief Joseph |
From where the sun now stands...
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| Chief Joseph |
Hear me, my chiefs! I am...
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| Paul Kane |
I don't know anyone who...
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| John F. Kennedy |
The time to repair the roof...
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| Johannes Kepler |
Planets move in ellipses with...
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| Ken Kesey |
You've got to get out and...
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| Nicole Kidman |
Honestly, people have said everything...
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| Gustav Klimt |
If the weather is good I...
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| Karl Kraus |
There is no more unfortunate...
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| Joseph Wood Krutch |
Only those within whose own...
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| Ted Kulongoski |
As long as the sun rises...
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| Ninon de L'Enclos |
Today a new sun rises for...
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| Tim LaHaye |
The book of Revelation says...
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| Stephen Leacock |
Astronomy teaches the correct use...
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| Bill Lee |
I think about the cosmic...
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| Anna Lee |
Remember even though the outside...
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| John Lennon |
Yeah we all shine on, like...
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| Daniel De Leon |
He who stands with his face...
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| Barry Levinson |
Well it was sent to me...
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| C. S. Lewis |
A man can no more diminish...
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| C. S. Lewis |
I believe in Christianity as I...
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| Jet Li |
Zhang Yimou is an artist...
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| El Lissitzky |
The sun as the expression of...
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| Sonny Liston |
Newspapermen ask dumb questions. They...
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| Titus Livius |
The sun has not yet set...
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| Bjorn Lomborg |
There is no doubt that we...
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| Augustus Baldwin Longstreet |
There's no sort o' mistake in...
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| James Lovelock |
NASA will send up a big...
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| John Lyly |
The sun shineth upon the...
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| Robert Lynd |
Most of us can remember a...
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| Arthur Machen |
If a man dreams that he...
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| Maxwell Maltz |
You can always find the sun...
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| Nelson Mandela |
Let freedom reign. The sun...
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| Ziggy Marley |
God is like the sun. When...
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| Jose Marti |
But love, like the sun that...
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| Marcello Mastroianni |
Woman is the sun, an...
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| Christy Mathewson |
If you've ever been around a...
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| Joyce Maynard |
It's not only children who...
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| Thabo Mbeki |
When will the day come that...
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| David O. McKay |
The rising sun can dispel the...
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| Vince McMahon |
I'm not too good at lying...
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| Herman Melville |
Truth is the silliest thing...
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| John Milton |
He that has light within his...
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| John Milton |
Virtue could see to do what...
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| Kylie Minogue |
The Sun in London ran a...
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| Sun Myung Moon |
A member must say that he...
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| Thomas More |
There are several sorts of...
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| Jeanne Moreau |
To go out with the setting...
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| Marguerite Moreau |
The sun would come up over...
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| John Morley |
Where it is a duty to...
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| John Muir |
How glorious a greeting the...
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| John Muir |
Trees go wandering forth in...
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| Max Muller |
What is emitted from the...
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| Max Muller |
Yes, now I understood for the...
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| Charles Munch |
The conductor must breathe life...
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| Ralph Nader |
The use of solar energy has...
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| Taslima Nasrin |
Koranic teaching still insists that...
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| Anna Neagle |
What, I sometimes wonder, would...
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| Kent Nerburn |
Remember to be gentle with...
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| Simon Newcomb |
In 1860 a total eclipse of...
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| Simon Newcomb |
Whenever a total eclipse of...
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| Claude Nicollier |
The objects that are of...
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| Anais Nin |
A leaf fluttered in through...
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| Richard M. Nixon |
Never let your head hang down...
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| Frank S. Nugent |
The army is always the same...
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| Mike Oldfield |
In summer winter rain or sun...
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| Barney Oliver |
The sun and its retinue of...
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| George Orwell |
The atom bombs are piling up...
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| Satchel Paige |
Don't pray when it rains if...
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| Christopher Parker |
If you want to act, you...
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| Walter Pater |
Not to discriminate every moment...
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| Tatjana Patitz |
I loved making 'Rising Sun'. I...
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| Jean Paul |
Every friend is to the other...
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| Cynthia Payne |
By 1980, when I came out...
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| Harvey Pekar |
I've probably had my day in...
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| Evita Peron |
Shadows cannot see themselves in...
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| Bernadette Peters |
I don't smoke, I don't drink...
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| Pablo Picasso |
Some painters transform the sun...
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| Ruth Pitter |
I would do any honest thing...
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| Plautus |
The day, water, sun, moon...
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| Marcus V. Pollio |
When it passes towards the...
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| George Porter |
I have no doubt that we...
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| Susan Powter |
If you want a higher power...
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| Laura Prepon |
I'm not a sun person.
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| Elvis Presley |
Truth is like the sun. You...
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| Katie Price |
All I've ever really done is...
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| Katie Price |
When I was 17 I sent...
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| Thomas de Quincey |
Call for the grandest of all...
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| Ramakrishna |
Longing is like the rosy dawn...
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| Eric S. Raymond |
The workstation-class machines built...
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| Charlie Rich |
I had to make a drastic...
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| Keith Richards |
You've got the sun, you've got...
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| Samuel Richardson |
A good man, though he will...
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| Arthur Rimbaud |
But, truly, I have wept too...
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| Antoine Rivarol |
Gold like the sun, which melts...
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| Geraldo Rivera |
To see those babies with no...
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| Marty Robbins |
Every day is a good day...
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| Robin Roberts |
I never slept when I lost...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
Neither the sun nor death can...
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| Francois de La Rochefoucauld |
On neither the sun, nor death...
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| John D. Rockefeller |
The ability to deal with...
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| Norman Rockwell |
Eisenhower had about the most...
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| Frances Rodman |
Courage is sometimes frail as...
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| Romain Rolland |
It is the artist's business to...
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| Elisabeth Kubler-Ross |
People are like stained - glass...
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| Darrell Royal |
Breaks balance out. The sun...
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| Wilma Rudolph |
When the sun is shining I...
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| John Ruskin |
Let every dawn be to you...
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| Carl Sagan |
I can find in my undergraduate...
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| Friedrich Schiller |
As freely as the firmament...
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| Albert Schweitzer |
Constant kindness can accomplish much...
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| Alexander Scriabin |
My 10th Sonata is a sonata...
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| Ryan Seacrest |
I've never done Botox in my...
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| Lucius Annaeus Seneca |
Life is the fire that burns...
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| Michael Servetus |
I do not separate Christ from...
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| Brian Setzer |
I basically sat down for a...
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| Brian Setzer |
I wanted to go back to...
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| Brian Setzer |
People out there maybe know...
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| Peter Shaffer |
They look so expectant, and...
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| William Shakespeare |
Men shut their doors against a...
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| Al Sharpton |
I've seen enough things to...
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| Richard Brinsley Sheridan |
I open with a clock striking...
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| Clare Short |
People have accused me of...
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| Beverly Sills |
Christians should never fail to...
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| Paul Simon |
Faith is an island in the...
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| Peter Singer |
I don't think there's much...
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| Samuel Smiles |
Hope is like the sun, which...
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| Logan P. Smith |
Thank Heaven, the sun has gone...
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| Lisa Snowdon |
I really only ever go on...
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| Stephen Spender |
Religion stands, the Church blocking...
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| Danielle Steel |
I like summer. I like warmer...
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| Bruce Sterling |
I haven't had that good a...
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| Cat Stevens |
This is the beauty of the...
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| Wallace Stevens |
The day of the sun is...
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| Bram Stoker |
And so we remained till the...
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| Picabo Street |
My brother and Lauren are very...
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| Picabo Street |
I have a fund-raiser that...
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| Mother Teresa |
We need to find God, and...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
The light which puts out our...
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| Henry David Thoreau |
Every man casts a shadow; not...
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| Peter Tork |
Elvis deserves a lot of credit...
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| Cyril Tourneur |
I shine in tears like the...
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| Harriet Tubman |
I looked at my hands to...
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| Liv Tyler |
Oh, my God, this amazing cool...
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| Lao Tzu |
The higher the sun ariseth...
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| David Viscott |
To love and be loved is...
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| David Viscott |
To love and to be loved...
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| Voltaire |
You see many stars at night...
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| Bernard De Voto |
The rat stops gnawing in the...
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| Sol Wachtler |
You can, if you wish, think...
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| Benjamin F. Wade |
To morrow, I believe, is to...
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| Edmund Waller |
A narrow compass! and yet...
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| Charles Dudley Warner |
Goodness comes out of people...
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| Ethel Waters |
Nothing can beat the smell of...
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| Adam Weishaupt |
This is the great object held...
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| Minor White |
Often while traveling with a...
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| Charlotte Whitton |
Turn your face to the sun...
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| Marianne Williamson |
We may have bad weather in...
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| Woodrow Wilson |
You cannot, in human experience...
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| Ludwig Wittgenstein |
It is an hypothesis that the...
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| Virginia Woolf |
These are the soul's changes...
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| Frank Lloyd Wright |
Buildings, too, are children of...
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| Frank Yerby |
About fifteen miles above New...
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| Loretta Young |
If you want a place in...
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| Brigham Young |
Nature is the glass reflecting...
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| Barry Zito |
Some people pray to a totem...
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