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I can read your body language like a conversation — Dom Kennedy

It will get better. Maybe not today, or tomorrow, but it will eventually. Every storm comes to an end. — P.A. Warren

Daises do not begrudge roses; that is why we have beautiful gardens. — Matshona Dhliwayo

Is this something you can share with everyone, Amazing Larry? — Paul Reubens

I am tired of all these golfers who are happy with second place. The only one who will like you if you come in second place is your wife and your dog. And that is only if you have a good wife and a good dog. — Gary Player

Our romantic options are unprecedented and our tools to sort and communicate with them are staggering. And that raises the question: Why are so many people frustrated? — Aziz Ansari

I imagine her rolling onto her back, welcoming me to create secrets with her that'll never leave this room. — Colleen Hoover

It isn't necessary that two good people can capable of spending good memories with eachother----Really a Quite Interesting Fact of Life — Abhishek Rai

The longer you go by yourself the weirder you get, and the weirder you get the longer you go by yourself. — Jim Shepard

There was no point in tears outliving eyes, so she let them fall. — Sarah Winman

Respect is not the equivalent to 'liking' a student or teacher; it is the ability to have a high regard for the role of another. In order to receive respect, we should demonstrate it first ... — Tanya R. Liverman

The only way my life makes sense is if, regardless of culture, race, religion, tribe, there is this commonality, these essential human truths and passions and hopes and moral precepts that are universal. And that we can reach out beyond our differences. If that is not the case, then it is pretty hard for me to make sense of my life. — Barack Obama

I am not being facetious when I say that the real enemies in this country are the Pentagon and its pals in big business. — Bella Abzug

The lesson here is not to take Camus to the beach. — Leo X. Robertson

The diseases of the mind are more and more destructive than those of the body.
[Lat., Morbi perniciores pluresque animi quam corporis.] — Marcus Tullius Cicero