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Georges Clemenceau: Interesting primarily
P D James: Every bird his worm
Alija Izetbegovic: No matter how ugly the truth
Jackie DeShannon: New tomorrow
Annie Parisse: Right button
Enid Blyton: Don’t leave someone for something
Martin Heidegger: Man and language
Miguel de Cervantes: Self-deceit
Jalal ud-Din Tumi: Buy bewilderment
J B Priestley: Mental pregnancy
Ayn Rand: Inoperative
Elie Wiesel: Illegal
Tim O’Brien: Fiction
Karl Popper: Intolerance
Simon Sinek: Intelligence versus creativity
Letitia Elizabeth Landon: Very much like glasses
Simon Sinek: Stress versus passion
Sting: Jealous
Simon Sinek: Only two ways
Peter Sellers: Classic example
Elayne Boosler: Never been married
Garrett Camp: Wiki
Dwight D Eisenhower: Followers
Frank Herbert: Fear
Simon Sinek: Connect
Rita Dove: Sun-drenched celebrities
Ivo Andric: Bridges
Calvin Coolidge: Persistence
Fridtjof Nansen: Forward
Robert M Pirsig: Dogmas
Robert John Halligan: Engineering system
Josh Hutcherson: Love as motivator
Abraham Lincoln: With malice toward none
Richard Feynman: Be a free thinker
Kin Hubbard: Flattery
Dwight D Eisenhower: Don’t join book burners
Charles Reznikoff: Fingers of thoughts
Tommy Lee Jones: Imagine what you’ll know tomorrow
Lenny Bruce: Hiroshima was dirty
Alanis Obomsawin: You can’t eat money
Virgil: Able
Russell Lincoln Ackoff: Common sense
Leonardo da Vinci: Practice and sound theory
Thomas Henry Huxley: Corroborative evidence
Spanish proverb: An ounce of mother
Martin Gardner: History of boneheads
Charles Darwin: Ignorance
Timothy Leary: Think for yourself
Ivan Bunin: Words and deeds
Jeanette Winterson: Book collecting
Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Memories
Samuel Butler: Credulous mind
Bruce Feiler: Happy families
Noel Coward: Motivation
John Buchan: Debt to the past
John Cleese: Creative workers
Epicetus: Only the educated can be free
Jonas Salk: Intuition
Heinrich Heine: But is that an answer?
Barbara Ehrenreich: Just like men
Lady Marguerite Blessington: More lofty
Jonas Salk: Patent the sun
Bill Mauldin: Status quo
Dan Rather: Sharp stick called truth
Monty Hall: Overnight success
Sarah Orne Jewett: Harbor
Jane Addams: Precarious and uncertain
Carl Sagan: Laughed at
Sean Connery: Privilege
Simon Sinek: No need for each other?
Conor Cruise O’Brien: Christian unity
David Foster Wallace: Voting
Simon Sinek: Disappoint with truth
George Matthew Adams: No such thing
Goethe: Goes backward
Edith Sitwell: Patient with stupidity
Anthony de Mello: Properly wicked
Zig Ziglar: Lack of direction
Joe Biden: The answer is knowledge
Courtney Gains: Acting and psychology
Amy Yasbeck: Off camera
Jacqueline Bisset: Three lives
James Jones: Modern warfare
Eric Auerbach: Full individuality
Carl Sagan: Very small stage, vast cosmic arena
Marc Evan Jackson: Improvising
Agatha Christie: Curious and beautiful
Simon Sinek: Change the world
Richard Burton: Best rubbish
Simon Sinek: Help others
Edgar Guest: See a sermon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Tune out
Gabriel Legouve: Friend given by nature
Simon Sinek: Excessive drive for order
Steve Huffman: Texting
John Carmack: Pick features that don’t fight each other
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Lady
Edward Deming: Bring data
Auguste Rodin: Patience
Simon Sinek: New ideas