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Luc de Clapiers: Sweet to order

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John Malkovich: Headlines

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John Milton: Mind in itself

204

Simon Sinek: Opportunities and danger

205

Emily Dickinson: Behavior

206

Guy de Maupassant: Avoid war

207

Emily Dickinson: Lands away

208

Simon Sinek: What we don’t know

209

John Kerry: Listen to it pretty carefully

210

Phil Knight: Just keep going

211

Guy de Maupassant: More perfect world

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Warren Buffett: Go forward

213

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: Violence and falsehood

214

Simon Sinek: Focus on vision, not numbers

215

Frank Sinatra: Staring contest

216

P D James: Not by the self-regarding

217

Taylor Swift: Dealing with relationships

218

Simon Sinek: Biological reaction

219

Ellen Jane Willis: Moral complexity

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Marcus Aurelius: Junk junk

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Koichi Taneka: Occasional visit of success

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Don Johnson: They don’t want to know nothing about you!

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Matsuo Basho: Seek what they sought

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John Le Carre: We lie to one another every day

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Simon Sinek: Live

226

Emily Bronte: Quite cured

227

Billy Gibbons: Play what you want to hear

228

Ludwig van Beethoven: Good soup

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Jane Birkin: He doesn’t paint me anymore

230

Simon Sinek: Humility

231

Arnold Schwarzenegger: It’s fat

232

Brad Pitt: Success is a beast

233

Paul Klee: Art should be like a holiday

234

Simon Sinek: Hearing versus listening

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Lily Tomlin: Under construction

236

Muriel Rukeyser: Made of stories

237

Jake Gyllenhaal: Every journey starts with fear

238

Bill Walsh: Harsh reality of newspaper editing

239

Alexander Hamilton: Speedy victim

240

Don Marquis: Enough for all of them

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Jane Fonda: Master of the situation

242

Simon Sinek: Sales and loyalty

243

Charles de Lint: Quiet wonders

244

Simon Sinek: Patterns

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Immanuel Kant: Crooked timber of humanity

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Florence Luscomb: Tragedy

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Harry Shearer: Bananas in cheese department

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Dale Robert Greenley: Ignorance and bigotry

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George Crabbe: Habit

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Marcel Duchamp: Avoid conforming

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Simon Sinek: Greatness

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Isaac Newton: Greatest friend is truth

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Rod Serling: Tools of conquest

254

Simon Sinek: Goal of life

255

Esther Dyson: Online standards

256

Mao Zedong: We think too small

257

Louis Pasteur: Two sentiments

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Vanessa Paradis: Scary soulmate

259

Woodrow Wilson: Against the stream

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Bobbie Gentry: Euphemism

261

Simon Sinek: Great structures

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Turkish proverb: Look, he is one of us

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Mary Tyler Moore: Cloning

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Pablo Casals: Love of one’s country

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Keenan Wynn: Let the stars take the blame

266

Simon Sinek: Losing and failing

267

L P Hartley: Foreign country

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John Denver: Generation of young people

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George Marshall: Prevent war to win it

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Kate Beckinsdale: Complete madness

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Warren Buffett: We like haystacks, not needles

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Simon Sinek: We make progress

273

Lord Alfred Tennyson: Common love of good

274

Isaac Asimov: Computers

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Bella Abzug: Homemaker

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Ava Gardner: Off screen

277

C S Lewis: Higher tribunal than him

278

Mel Gibson: Happiness

279

Dyan Cannon: All is mind

280

Simon Sinek: No finish line

281

Rose Franken: Real lovers

282

Max Eastman: In favour of the status quo

283

Simon Sinek: Every day better than the day before

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Simon Sinek: Arrogance versus humility

285

Haile Selassie: Inaction

286

James Couzens: Social justice begins at home

287

Rowan Atkinson: Extraordinarily presumptuous

288

Eliza Dushku: What do you have to lose?

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Nikhil G Daddikar: Accountability

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Simon Sinek: Fantastic

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Christine Lagarde: Aging population

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Kahlil Gibran: Are you a politician?

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Simon Sinek: Don’t pretend you can

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Nicolas Cage: Snakes

295

Garry Kasparov: Modern propaganda

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Edward Hopper: No reason to paint

297

Zora Neale Hurston: Years

298

Simon Sinek: Building trust

299

Charlie Munger: Deserve what you want

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Elvis Presley: Two highly trained certified public accountants