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Symptomized Quotes By Bertrand Meyer: Perfect reusable components are not obtained at the

Perfect reusable components are not obtained at the first shot. — Bertrand Meyer

Symptomized Quotes By Aeriel Miranda: When the passion isn't there, the drive isn't

When the passion isn't there, the drive isn't there and it just doesn't last for me. — Aeriel Miranda

Symptomized Quotes By Peter Drucker: The new information technology ... Internet and e-mail

The new information technology ... Internet and e-mail ... have practically eliminated the physical costs of communications. — Peter Drucker

Symptomized Quotes By Diane Setterfield: In speech he stretched out his vowel sounds

In speech he stretched out his vowel sounds to give his mouth a rest before the next consonant. — Diane Setterfield

Symptomized Quotes By Terry Crews: The big thing with all parents is they

The big thing with all parents is they just want to be left alone. I want no demands. That's the best gift for Father's Day, just leave them alone. — Terry Crews

Symptomized Quotes By Joseph Murphy: their stated beliefs. How

their stated beliefs. How — Joseph Murphy

Symptomized Quotes By Wietse Venema: Defect-free software does not exist.

Defect-free software does not exist. — Wietse Venema

Symptomized Quotes By The Miz: It was so cute and she was so

It was so cute and she was so shy. Someone told me that Randy Orton went up and hugged her and she wouldn't let go. It was kind of cute. — The Miz

Symptomized Quotes By A. L. Kennedy: There, there, dear, we're sorry that you'll keep

There, there, dear, we're sorry that you'll keep on being you. It's rotten, but what are the choices...? — A. L. Kennedy

Symptomized Quotes By John Dewey: Perhaps the greatest of all pedagogical fallacies is

Perhaps the greatest of all pedagogical fallacies is the notion that a person learns only the particular thing he is studying at the time. — John Dewey