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/ page 461 of 1205 /Intuition: generous deposits made to our account by an unknown benefactor.
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The regrettable thing about insecurity is how dearly everyone else pays for it.
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Nothing is without its price, free-thinking included.
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Wars are the side-effects of nationalism.
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The more we prattle with others the less of a chance we have for a serious conversation with ourselves.
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The thoughts we choose to act upon define us to others, the ones we do not define us to ourselves.
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With enigmatic clarity, Life gives us a different answer each time we ask her the same question.
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Idealist: lawyer who cannot hear his client, Life, confessing her guilt.
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Morality is only permitting others to behave as we behave, when we behave.
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A good listener helps us overhear ourselves.
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Opposites attract, similarities endure.
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Genius is an alternative lifestyle.
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The most consummate actors are too accomplished on life's stage to risk exposing themselves on film.
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Unanswered prayers are nevertheless imperishable. They are merely deposited into some eternal account, accumulating interest.
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Intensity: vast emotions condensed.
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We are cruelest when we ought to be kindest: when someone is losing a battle or war, we've waged and won before.
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Life is a time-release capsule granting us only glimpses of ourselves at a time.
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Solitude: the imprisoned soul's imprisonment of the body.
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Unlike snakes, venom poisons most those persons who carry it.
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Optimist and pessimist each shut an eye to tell their half truths.
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