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Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By William Gibson: Wintermute was a simple cube of white light,

Wintermute was a simple cube of white light, that very simplicity suggesting extreme complexity. — William Gibson

Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By Paulo Coelho: Now that she had nothing to lose, she

Now that she had nothing to lose, she was free. — Paulo Coelho

Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By Solomon Northup: I can speak of slavery only so far

I can speak of slavery only so far as it came under my own observation - only so far as I have known and experienced it in my own person. — Solomon Northup

Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By Kathy Reichs: Who's going to rob us? A crackhead crab?

Who's going to rob us? A crackhead crab? A jellyfish junkie? — Kathy Reichs

Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By Ronald Reagan: I believe that the most essential element of

I believe that the most essential element of our defense of freedom is our insistence on speaking out for the cause of religious liberty. — Ronald Reagan

Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By Mohith Agadi: People don't want anything for FREE unless the

People don't want anything for FREE unless the price is not reasonable. — Mohith Agadi

Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By Paul Graham: Dressing up is inevitably a substitute for good

Dressing up is inevitably a substitute for good ideas. It is no coincidence that techincally inept business types are known as suits. — Paul Graham

Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By Thomas Watson: A hypocritical faith is lame on one hand.

A hypocritical faith is lame on one hand. With one hand it would take up Christ. But it does not with the other hand give itself up to Christ. — Thomas Watson

Death Anniversary One Line Quotes By Harry Mulisch: Using someone's name during a conversation was like

Using someone's name during a conversation was like a casual caress, like stroking their hair. — Harry Mulisch