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Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By George Washington: I use no Porter ... in my family,

I use no Porter ... in my family, but such as is made in America: both these articles may now be purchased of an excellent quality. — George Washington

Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By Karolyn Grimes: My Aunt Marsha ruled the family with a

My Aunt Marsha ruled the family with a rod of iron. She was one wicked, mean woman. — Karolyn Grimes

Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By V.C. Andrews: What if I am a curse?" "Then you're

What if I am a curse?" "Then you're the prettiest and nicest curse I know. — V.C. Andrews

Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By Scarlett Thomas: The storyless story is a vagina with teeth.

The storyless story is a vagina with teeth. — Scarlett Thomas

Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By C. JoyBell C.: Many things that don't really mean so much

Many things that don't really mean so much of anything, are wonderful. — C. JoyBell C.

Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By Pearl Zhu: The value of an individual is measured based

The value of an individual is measured based on productivity, creativity, and contribution to the organization today and tomorrow. — Pearl Zhu

Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By Mata Amritanandamayi: Pure love transcends the body. It is between

Pure love transcends the body. It is between hearts. It has nothing to do with bodies. — Mata Amritanandamayi

Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By Walt Whitman: What stays with you longest and deepest? Of

What stays with you longest and deepest? Of curious panics, of hard-fought engagements or sieges tremendous what deepest remains? — Walt Whitman

Neurophysiological Effects Quotes By Frank O'Hara: I dislike a great deal of contemporary poetry

I dislike a great deal of contemporary poetry - all of the past you read is usually quite great - but it is a useful thorn to have in one's side. — Frank O'Hara