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Depreciated Means Quotes By Sidney Altman: We are very fortunate to be recognized here

We are very fortunate to be recognized here in such an extraordinary manner for work that we enjoy. — Sidney Altman

Depreciated Means Quotes By Bauvard: Quote: a banal proverb that is considered profound

Quote: a banal proverb that is considered profound when uttered by a celebrity. — Bauvard

Depreciated Means Quotes By Tim Mackintosh-Smith: For puritans of whatever faith, God is in

For puritans of whatever faith, God is in the detail. — Tim Mackintosh-Smith

Depreciated Means Quotes By Mahatma Gandhi: Love is the humblest yet the most powerful

Love is the humblest yet the most powerful force that the human being has. — Mahatma Gandhi

Depreciated Means Quotes By Luc Tuymans: Every painting has a weakness and a breaking

Every painting has a weakness and a breaking point, where the essence of a painting lies. In my case it is never in the centre. — Luc Tuymans

Depreciated Means Quotes By Atticus Poetry: LIFE IS A JOURNEYTO FIND THE PEOPLEWEIRD LIKE

LIFE IS
A JOURNEY
TO FIND
THE
PEOPLE
WEIRD
LIKE YOU.

- ATTICUS — Atticus Poetry

Depreciated Means Quotes By Yitzhak Rabin: Peace with Syria would provide more security than

Peace with Syria would provide more security than a few settlements on the Golan. — Yitzhak Rabin

Depreciated Means Quotes By Adolf Hitler: I don't talk for the sake of talking.

I don't talk for the sake of talking. I do become intoxicated with sound. When I open my mouth, it's to say
something. — Adolf Hitler

Depreciated Means Quotes By Garry Wills: There is a particular danger with a war

There is a particular danger with a war that God commands. What if God should lose? — Garry Wills

Depreciated Means Quotes By Virginia Woolf: The wave paused, and then drew out again,

The wave paused, and then drew out again, sighing like a sleeper whose breath comes and goes unconsciously. — Virginia Woolf