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61 " We must not let others do work we should be doing. "
― Reif Larsen , I Am Radar
62 " There are many ways to alter the course of time. "
63 " Entropy would eventually reign supreme. It was the beginning of the end. "
64 " Devotion, at its core, must be a kind of truth. "
65 " The only person who can defeat you is you. "
66 " The ring of people who had stopped to watch were doing so not because of her enthralling acrobatics, but because of their collective awareness that this women, in that moment, could only be doing exactly what she was doing. The laws of the universe determined it. "
67 " Life had filled her quiver with the right arrows, even when the target itself had been too far away to see. "
68 " Without observation, there is no life. "
69 " He nodded to the bird, conspiratorially, as if what had just transpired had all been on purpose. The duck had nodded back. "
70 " If there was one thing Serbs could never abandon, it was their dangerously poetic and causal manner of cussing. "
71 " Ladies and gentlemen, we are all equal rights. No one can tell us how to make difference from others. We are all made from the same branches of trees. We are all human branches. Past is past, future is future. Man is man. Women is women. "
72 " Routine had a way of erasing intamacy’s quiet particulars. "
73 " Life spills across generations in the simplest of ways. "
74 " I sing the body electric;The armies of those I love enforce me and I engirth them,They will not let me off till I go with them, respond to them,And did corrupt them, and charge them full with the charge of the soul. WALT WHITMAN, Leaves of Grass "
75 " War happens for only one reason: we cannot see past our own death. "
76 " The only thing I am certain of is uncertainty itself and of this I cannot be certain. PER ROED-LARSEN, Spesielle Partikler "
77 " It was often easier to discover someone through his books rather than his words, to see the overlap and divergence between ones taste and another’s and then to triangulate the rest of that person’s self appropriately. "
78 " The world is as we perceive it. "
79 " When did a book - ushered across linguistic oceans by the unsteady stoop of translation - stop being the same book? "
80 " Speech is not a prerequisite for comprehension. "