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Unlimbered Quotes By Lee Kuan Yew: India is scared of the competition ... because

India is scared of the competition ... because Chinese goods will go into India and compete. — Lee Kuan Yew

Unlimbered Quotes By Dr. Tom Dooley: Evil is not an abstract concept. It lives.

Evil is not an abstract concept. It lives. It has a form. It stalks. It is too real. — Dr. Tom Dooley

Unlimbered Quotes By Cheryl Richardson: I am patient with my needs, kind with

I am patient with my needs, kind with my words, and respectful of my soft places. — Cheryl Richardson

Unlimbered Quotes By Helen Simpson: there are between life partners sliding layers of

there are between life partners sliding layers of history, tectonic plates of it shifting over the decades together. — Helen Simpson

Unlimbered Quotes By Terry Riley: Everyone seems to be in a kind of

Everyone seems to be in a kind of accelerated time mode that is beyond their own control. — Terry Riley

Unlimbered Quotes By Donald Trump: You look at our borders, they're like swiss

You look at our borders, they're like swiss cheese, everybody pours in. — Donald Trump

Unlimbered Quotes By Helmut Lang: I think the history and the past we

I think the history and the past we have is just an energy we've built up to do what we do now. — Helmut Lang

Unlimbered Quotes By Virginia Woolf: It is the speed, the hot, molten effect,

It is the speed, the hot, molten effect, the lava flow of sentence into sentence that I need. — Virginia Woolf

Unlimbered Quotes By Terry Pratchett: Lady Ramkin's bosom rose and fell like an

Lady Ramkin's bosom rose and fell like an empire. — Terry Pratchett

Unlimbered Quotes By Ayn Rand: The truth is not for all men but

The truth is not for all men but only for those who seek it. — Ayn Rand

Unlimbered Quotes By Alfred Lord Tennyson: Those who depend on the merits of their

Those who depend on the merits of their ancestors may be said to search in the roots of the tree for those fruits which the branches ought to produce. — Alfred Lord Tennyson