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Rambled Clue Quotes By Fela Durotoye: Leadership is a SERVING relationship with OTHERS that

Leadership is a SERVING relationship with OTHERS that inspires THEIR growth and makes the world a better place — Fela Durotoye

Rambled Clue Quotes By John Lindsay: These girls play tennis first and foremost, the

These girls play tennis first and foremost, the fact that many of them are very glamorous is a major bonus for any promoter. — John Lindsay

Rambled Clue Quotes By William Hague: Remember the No campaign is Conservative people, Labour

Remember the No campaign is Conservative people, Labour people, people of no party. — William Hague

Rambled Clue Quotes By Stieg Larsson: Cortez looked like someone newly in love, the

Cortez looked like someone newly in love, the way only twenty-four-year-olds can look. — Stieg Larsson

Rambled Clue Quotes By Greg Proops: How would you like to make money in

How would you like to make money in real estate? — Greg Proops

Rambled Clue Quotes By Paul Tudor Jones: Failure was a key element to my life's

Failure was a key element to my life's journey. — Paul Tudor Jones

Rambled Clue Quotes By Karrin Allyson: Keeping your artistic self as creative as possible

Keeping your artistic self as creative as possible is a balancing act. — Karrin Allyson

Rambled Clue Quotes By Daniel Nathans: The glimpses of human strength and frailty that

The glimpses of human strength and frailty that a physician sees are with me still. — Daniel Nathans

Rambled Clue Quotes By Dan Deacon: If you've become a huge act and you're

If you've become a huge act and you're still doing the same music you wrote with your friends when you were making zero dollars, you're lazy. — Dan Deacon

Rambled Clue Quotes By Paul Klee: To achieve vital harmony in a picture it

To achieve vital harmony in a picture it must be constructed out of parts in themselves incomplete, brought into harmony only at the last stroke. — Paul Klee