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Exploring City Quotes By Anna Held: I want to see people turn and writhe;

I want to see people turn and writhe; make them feel things they cannot see and sometimes do not know. — Anna Held

Exploring City Quotes By Max Born: Science?is so greatly opposed to history and tradition

Science?is so greatly opposed to history and tradition that it cannot be absorbed by our civilization. — Max Born

Exploring City Quotes By Robert Prechter: Government does not have magic powers. In fact,

Government does not have magic powers. In fact, the opposite is true; it is the least effective agency invented by man. — Robert Prechter

Exploring City Quotes By Becca Ritchie: Forever is not nearly long enough,

Forever is not nearly long enough, — Becca Ritchie

Exploring City Quotes By A.M. Homes: It's a strange city ... filled with things

It's a strange city ... filled with things that are not obvious. — A.M. Homes

Exploring City Quotes By Orson Scott Card: But what kind of race is it, when

But what kind of race is it, when the racers never let go of each other's hands, and the winner pulls the loser laughing over the finish line? — Orson Scott Card

Exploring City Quotes By Edsger Dijkstra: Probably I am very naive, but I also

Probably I am very naive, but I also think I prefer to remain so, at least for the time being and perhaps for the rest of my life. — Edsger Dijkstra

Exploring City Quotes By Erica Lorraine Scheidt: I belong here, I tell Toy. I'm hungry

I belong here, I tell Toy. I'm hungry for every city block. Every brick building. Every crowded intersection. Electric. I feel brand new. — Erica Lorraine Scheidt

Exploring City Quotes By Jeanne DuPrau: She loved to run. She could run forever.

She loved to run. She could run forever. And she loved exploring every nook and cranny of the city, which was what a messenger got to do. — Jeanne DuPrau