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Common Triplet Quotes By John Bunyan: If you release me today, I'll preach tomorrow.

If you release me today, I'll preach tomorrow. — John Bunyan

Common Triplet Quotes By Sol Wachtler: A grand jury would 'indict a ham sandwich,'

A grand jury would 'indict a ham sandwich,' if that's what you wanted. — Sol Wachtler

Common Triplet Quotes By Henry Ford: Who stops learning may be old.

Who stops learning may be old. — Henry Ford

Common Triplet Quotes By Jay Alan Sekulow: The Pledge clearly acknowledges the fact that our

The Pledge clearly acknowledges the fact that our freedoms in this country come from God, not government. — Jay Alan Sekulow

Common Triplet Quotes By Courtney Summers: Funny how the last thing we want the

Funny how the last thing we want the world to see is almost the first thing to show. — Courtney Summers

Common Triplet Quotes By Melanie Chisholm: I know I'm not a great singer. But

I know I'm not a great singer. But I love to sing and I like to use my voice in different ways. — Melanie Chisholm

Common Triplet Quotes By Chic Murray: If something's neither here nor there, where the

If something's neither here nor there, where the hell is it? — Chic Murray

Common Triplet Quotes By Elliott Abrams: I just don't understand how Kerry or Obama

I just don't understand how Kerry or Obama or anybody else thought Assad was going to change. — Elliott Abrams

Common Triplet Quotes By Terry Pratchett: There were only three times in your life

There were only three times in your life when it was proper to come through the front door, and you were carried every time. — Terry Pratchett

Common Triplet Quotes By Michael McClung: I'd always assumed hair was an integral part

I'd always assumed hair was an integral part of any hairstyle. — Michael McClung

Common Triplet Quotes By Aristotle.: Men do not become tyrants in order that

Men do not become tyrants in order that they may not suffer cold. — Aristotle.