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Obiectivul Smart Quotes By Howard Zinn: War itself is the enemy of the human

War itself is the enemy of the human race. — Howard Zinn

Obiectivul Smart Quotes By Lemony Snicket: It doesn't take courage to kill someone,' Klaus

It doesn't take courage to kill someone,' Klaus said. 'It takes a severe lack of moral stamina. — Lemony Snicket

Obiectivul Smart Quotes By Dorothy Cotton: Black folk, a lot of us lived as

Black folk, a lot of us lived as victims in a certain part of our history. And we had to really erase that tape. We're not victims. We are citizens. — Dorothy Cotton

Obiectivul Smart Quotes By Ruth Wilson: I've always quite liked the idea of being

I've always quite liked the idea of being an archeologist, sort of scrubbing around in the dirt. — Ruth Wilson

Obiectivul Smart Quotes By Pete McCarthy: There are huge creative advantages in having huge

There are huge creative advantages in having huge chunks of time when no one can find you. Emails and phones have diluted the experience of travel. — Pete McCarthy

Obiectivul Smart Quotes By Rebecca Godfrey: Broken locks and bruised knees and borrowed lipgloss

Broken locks and bruised knees and borrowed lipgloss and rain on the streets — Rebecca Godfrey

Obiectivul Smart Quotes By Tina Louise Brotz: Money doesn't mean that you are educated, have

Money doesn't mean that you are educated, have manners, class or even have good hygiene. All it means is ... you have money! — Tina Louise Brotz

Obiectivul Smart Quotes By Mercedes McCambridge: So many people have really wanted to die.

So many people have really wanted to die. They seem ashamed to say so. I think it would help if they would say so. — Mercedes McCambridge

Obiectivul Smart Quotes By John Connolly: Sometimes, I think that I concerned myself so

Sometimes, I think that I concerned myself so much with the possibility of their loss that I never truly took pleasure in the fact of their existence. — John Connolly