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“His sentences didn't seem to have any verbs, which was par for a politician. All nouns, no action.”
Source : Jennifer Crusie (2011). “Charlie All Night”, p.87, HQN Books
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“If you separate from . . . everything you have done in the past, everything that disturbs you about the future . . . and apply yourself to living the life that you are living-that is to say, the present-you can live all the time that remains to you until your death in calm, benevolence, and serenity.”
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“Housing is where it all begins. Where you live determines everything from where you shop for food, to how safe your neighborhood is, to your kids' school, to whether you're exposed to toxic chemicals on a daily basis. And as a New Yorker, I found it impossible not to notice and be bothered by the huge number of homeless people in the city, as well as by the segregation and gentrification that's all around you.”
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“when you start to bore yourself and others, that's when you begin to get old.”
Source : Martha Albrand (1950). “Wait for the Dawn”
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“Is that which was deemed to be of so fundamental a nature as to be written into the Constitution to endure for all times to be the sport of shifting winds of doctrine?”
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“The natural distribution is neither just nor unjust; nor is it unjust that persons are born into society at some particular position. These are simply natural facts. What is just and unjust is the way that institutions deal with these facts.”
Source : "A Theory of Justice". Book by John Rawls, 1971.
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“I met David Smith through my former wife, Cornelia, who'd studied with him.”
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“The grief and tears didn't wash me away. They gave me my life back! They cleansed me, baptized me, hydrated the earth at my feet.”