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Je suis Marxiste, tendance Groucho.
~ Jean Luc Godard
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The miracle on earth are the laws of heaven.
~ Jean Paul
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This means that no single logic is strong enough to support the total construction of human knowledge.
~ Jean Piaget
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So we must start from this dual nature of intelligence as something both biological and logical.
~ Jean Piaget
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his lips. "I fear, Mama, that I am not. But I am innocent in this case.
~ Jean Plaidy
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The jazz band stopped dead. The clock's chimes launched into the lament of the Westminster bells. A terrible silence hovered. "Ha!" said Hildesheim. "Ha!" said Bobby Moos. Right then the band sensed death.
~ Jean Ray
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Semicolon, you dolt!
~ Jean Shepherd
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What's all that stuff about torches? I didn't get no torch." "They must have given them to the front of the class," I answered. Little did I realize how right I was.
~ Jean Shepherd
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He hoped she would not provide his family with any of her poems, which tended to use words like nipple.
~ Jean Thompson
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You are the most sleepiest man I ever seed.
~ Jean Toomer
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A cultural value shift is also in order. College-educated people should consciously reconsider their attitudes toward skilled trades and give them the respect they deserve.
~ Jean Twenge
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Second-hand porn from the looks of it. But any porn in a storm, he thought.
~ Jean Ure
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We work for peace every time we exercise authority with wisdom and authentic love.
~ Jean Vanier
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Aren't men funny? When they want to pay you the greatest compliment in their power, they naively tell you that you have a masculine mind. There is one compliment, incidentally, that I shall never be paying him. I cannot honestly say that he has a quickness of perception almost feminine.
~ Jean Webster
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It makes me almost hope I'm not a genius; they must be very wearying to have about - and awfully destructive to the furniture.
~ Jean Webster
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There are such lots of adventures out in the fields! It's much more entertaining to live books than to write them. Ow
~ Jean Webster
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The only explanation I can think of is that he is insane, and there are so many insane people in the world that it isn't even interesting.
~ Jean Webster
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It was Sunday and, as elsewhere in the world, that day was cursed
~ Jean-Christophe Grangé
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Had I been blind and deaf, or does it take the glare of disaster to show a person's true nature?
~ Jean-Dominique Bauby
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Your mother was a different flavor of cake, Lavie. Lovely, but a little fey, if I may say.
~ Jeanette Lynes
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You're not going to let her do this, are you?" Bones snorted. Let her? Mate, if you think you can control a woman, you must be single—-and a thousand pounds says she beats your arse.
~ Jeaniene Frost
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You called her Kitten? And she let you? She put me in a coma for three days when I called her that! My balls never recovered from her smashing them into my spine!
~ Jeaniene Frost
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Don't care for her tongue, do you? How strange. I find it one of my favorite parts. Bones to Gregor
~ Jeaniene Frost
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Joanne Woodward's Mrs. Bridge is one of the best performances ever given on film of a middle-aged woman.
~ Jeanine Basinger
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