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Lightwaisted Quotes By Emily Kinney: As actors, we need a moment to take

As actors, we need a moment to take a breath and have a moment of slowness. — Emily Kinney

Lightwaisted Quotes By Cheryl Strayed: At a certain point we get to decide

At a certain point we get to decide who it is we allow to influence us. — Cheryl Strayed

Lightwaisted Quotes By Bob Dylan: On the stone that remains carved next to

On the stone that remains carved next to his name, his epitaph plain, only a pawn in their game. — Bob Dylan

Lightwaisted Quotes By Rebecca MacKinnon: Microsoft, Yahoo and others are helping to institutionalize

Microsoft, Yahoo and others are helping to institutionalize and legitimize the integration of censorship into the global IT business model. — Rebecca MacKinnon

Lightwaisted Quotes By Ross Lockridge Jr.: We loved - and were fated to sorrow.

We loved - and were fated to sorrow. But from our striving and from our sorrow we fashioned The Oldest Story in the World. — Ross Lockridge Jr.

Lightwaisted Quotes By Robert Carlyle: Most of the time, you find that the

Most of the time, you find that the smaller the budget, the more the project is about something substantive. — Robert Carlyle

Lightwaisted Quotes By Lenon Honor: You can't prepare for a positive relationship while

You can't prepare for a positive relationship while your in a negative one. — Lenon Honor

Lightwaisted Quotes By Bill Courtney: Only by entering new and unfamiliar worlds can

Only by entering new and unfamiliar worlds can a person change society as well as self. — Bill Courtney

Lightwaisted Quotes By Emo Philips: I tried body surfing once, but how often

I tried body surfing once, but how often do you find a corpse? — Emo Philips

Lightwaisted Quotes By John Ruskin: Science is the knowledge of constant things, not

Science is the knowledge of constant things, not merely of passing events, and is properly less the knowledge of general laws than of existing facts. — John Ruskin