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Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Drew Gilpin Faust: A leader has to keep saying the same

A leader has to keep saying the same things over and over again. — Drew Gilpin Faust

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Agnes Repplier: Wit is as infinite as love, and a

Wit is as infinite as love, and a deal more lasting in its qualities. — Agnes Repplier

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Liu Cixin: even in the face of the devastating Trisolar

even in the face of the devastating Trisolar Crisis, the unity of the human race is still a distant dream. The — Liu Cixin

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Michael Gruber: But it turns out that people who are

But it turns out that people who are grounded and secure don't change much under stress. That's what being grounded means. — Michael Gruber

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Sarah Chalke: But to be part of helping create a

But to be part of helping create a character and be a part of something from the beginning - the excitement of it - it doesn't get any better. — Sarah Chalke

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By James Kennedy: People will put up with being terrified but

People will put up with being terrified but no one will tolerate being bored. — James Kennedy

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Arthur Conan Doyle: In my inmost heart I believed that I

In my inmost heart I believed that I could succeed where others failed, and now I had the opportunity to test myself. — Arthur Conan Doyle

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Walter Isaacson: Reality has an odd habit of catching up

Reality has an odd habit of catching up with satire. — Walter Isaacson

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Mike Thompson: It's the water. Everything is driven by the

It's the water. Everything is driven by the water. — Mike Thompson

Imploring Synonyms Quotes By Henry Beard: Follow through: The part of the swing that

Follow through: The part of the swing that takes place after the ball has been hit, but before the club has been thrown. — Henry Beard