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Counterproductivity Quotes By Zane Grey: You must use that hope an' faith to

You must use that hope an' faith to help you get well. — Zane Grey

Counterproductivity Quotes By Barbara Becker Holstein: We all have struggle in our lives. We're

We all have struggle in our lives. We're all searching for personal freedom, whether we're in a bad place or trying to be true to ourselves. — Barbara Becker Holstein

Counterproductivity Quotes By Baruch Spinoza: All is One (Nature, God)

All is One (Nature, God) — Baruch Spinoza

Counterproductivity Quotes By Edward Gibbon: They soon experienced, that those who refuse the

They soon experienced, that those who refuse the sword must renounce the sceptre. — Edward Gibbon

Counterproductivity Quotes By David Ricardo: The demand for money is regulated entirely by

The demand for money is regulated entirely by its value, and its value by its quantity. — David Ricardo

Counterproductivity Quotes By Matthew Lewis: I started to see acting as a real

I started to see acting as a real science. That really helped me grow as an actor. — Matthew Lewis

Counterproductivity Quotes By Mary Gaitskill: At times she had thought that this was

At times she had thought that this was the only kind of connection you could have with people - intense, inexplicable and ultimately incomplete. — Mary Gaitskill

Counterproductivity Quotes By Samuel Colbran: I walk around engrossed in my stories and

I walk around engrossed in my stories and worlds, and I love losing myself in them! — Samuel Colbran

Counterproductivity Quotes By Eileen Pollack: If you're making love to a man of

If you're making love to a man of God, then God must endorse your lovemaking. — Eileen Pollack

Counterproductivity Quotes By John Locke: The thoughts that come often unsought, and, as

The thoughts that come often unsought, and, as it were, drop into the mind, are commonly the most valuable of any we have. — John Locke