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Blocs Quotes By Fernando Flores: You have to be able to risk your

You have to be able to risk your identity for a bigger future than the present you are living. — Fernando Flores

Blocs Quotes By Peter Shaffer: And in fact, I think one of the

And in fact, I think one of the best guides to telling you who you are, and I think children use it all the time for this purpose, is fantasy. — Peter Shaffer

Blocs Quotes By Jeremy Northam: As an actor, you ask yourself what you

As an actor, you ask yourself what you can do to put yourself in a position where you can play that role. — Jeremy Northam

Blocs Quotes By Alanis Morissette: I'll keep evolving and put that into my

I'll keep evolving and put that into my songs. — Alanis Morissette

Blocs Quotes By Paulo Coelho: The boy was strong, and wanted to retaliate,

The boy was strong, and wanted to retaliate, but he was in a foreign country. — Paulo Coelho

Blocs Quotes By Ian Bremmer: Strong states and blocs of strong states are

Strong states and blocs of strong states are the only source of power and legitimacy capable of driving an international agenda in today's world. — Ian Bremmer

Blocs Quotes By Lech Walesa: I believed it would succeed. It was Polish

I believed it would succeed. It was Polish Solidarity and its victory that put an end to the old era when what mattered were borders and rival blocs. — Lech Walesa

Blocs Quotes By Michael Morpurgo: I can hate you more, but I'll never

I can hate you more, but I'll never love you less. — Michael Morpurgo

Blocs Quotes By Daniel Altman: Pretty soon, we should see a few large

Pretty soon, we should see a few large regional blocs dominating global trade. The ones that lower trade barriers faster will grow faster. — Daniel Altman

Blocs Quotes By Frank Herbert: It was a BuSab axiom that all power

It was a BuSab axiom that all power blocs tended toward aristocratic forms, that the descendants of decision makers dominated the power niches. — Frank Herbert