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Megastore Indirect Quotes By Karen Wheaton: God has sent no one to this earth

God has sent no one to this earth purposeless. — Karen Wheaton

Megastore Indirect Quotes By Linda Robinson: I have to start loving what comes next

I have to start loving what comes next and stop hating I won't be a part of it. — Linda Robinson

Megastore Indirect Quotes By Milan Kundera: I have become so pessimistic that these days

I have become so pessimistic that these days I'd even choose the truth over friendship. — Milan Kundera

Megastore Indirect Quotes By Adele: It's warts and all in my songs, and

It's warts and all in my songs, and I think that's why people can relate to them. — Adele

Megastore Indirect Quotes By Barbara Park: Even though sometimes you can control your anger,

Even though sometimes you can control your anger, you can't control your sadness. — Barbara Park

Megastore Indirect Quotes By George F. Will: Liberalism is not fond of fun, or at

Liberalism is not fond of fun, or at least of many forms of fun that many people like. — George F. Will

Megastore Indirect Quotes By Terry Pratchett: Yes, yes, yes, said Vimes, who could recognize

Yes, yes, yes, said Vimes, who could recognize the verbal foot getting ready to stick itself in the aural door. — Terry Pratchett

Megastore Indirect Quotes By Ian McEwan: She felt like a hospital patient who longs

She felt like a hospital patient who longs for her kindly visitor to leave so she can resume being ill. — Ian McEwan

Megastore Indirect Quotes By Chester W. Nimitz: Luck can be attributed to a well-conceived plan

Luck can be attributed to a well-conceived plan carried out by a well-trained and indoctrinated task group. — Chester W. Nimitz

Megastore Indirect Quotes By Francis Bacon: The punishing of wits enhances their authority.

The punishing of wits enhances their authority. — Francis Bacon