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Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By Neil Gaiman: I wanted stories, and I wanted them always,

I wanted stories, and I wanted them always, and I wanted the experience that only fiction could give me: I wanted to be inside them. — Neil Gaiman

Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By Barack Obama: America does not presume to know what is

America does not presume to know what is best for everyone — Barack Obama

Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By Deborah Sandella: Life constantly challenges us; it's not personal, just

Life constantly challenges us; it's not personal, just the natural process of growth and evolution. — Deborah Sandella

Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By Kerry Nietz: Scientific advancement is never without loss.

Scientific advancement is never without loss. — Kerry Nietz

Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By Tibor Kalman: Think like an artist. Dress like an insurance

Think like an artist. Dress like an insurance salesman. — Tibor Kalman

Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By Saadi: If a piece of worthless stone can bruise

If a piece of worthless stone can bruise a cup of gold, its worth is not increased, nor that of the gold diminished. — Saadi

Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By Huston Smith: Sex is the divine in its most available

Sex is the divine in its most available epiphany. — Huston Smith

Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By T. R. Pearson: There is a difference between writing and being

There is a difference between writing and being an author. Authors talk. I'm standing here talking now. This has nothing to do with writing. — T. R. Pearson

Gabelmann And Associates Quotes By Susanna Clarke: Byron!" exclaimed the little man. "Really? Dear me!

Byron!" exclaimed the little man. "Really? Dear me! Mad, and a friend of Lord Byron!" He sounded as if he did not know which was worse. — Susanna Clarke