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Warholm Karsten Quotes By Michael Walzer: First oppression is made into an excuse for

First oppression is made into an excuse for terrorism, and then terrorism is made into an excuse for oppression. — Michael Walzer

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Stephen King: Wear it home, it'll look like a dress.

Wear it home, it'll look like a dress. — Stephen King

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Pierce Brown: How do sheep kill a lion ? By

How do sheep kill a lion ? By drowning him in blood. — Pierce Brown

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Chris Cannon: Nothing relieves stress like setting things on fire.

Nothing relieves stress like setting things on fire. — Chris Cannon

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Avijeet Das: And on cold wintry nights she loves listening

And on cold wintry nights she loves listening to Elvis croon "Are you lonesome tonight?" just as I do. — Avijeet Das

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Nikki Rowe: Never sacrifice yourself for love, remember it should

Never sacrifice yourself for love, remember it should improve your vision not change your sight — Nikki Rowe

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Patrick Lencioni: Ripping the Band-Aid off quickly" is

Ripping the Band-Aid off quickly" is — Patrick Lencioni

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Shane Filan: My kids are Irish; I want them to

My kids are Irish; I want them to grow up playing Gaelic football and learning Irish. — Shane Filan

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Sam Walton: I think my constant fiddling and meddling with

I think my constant fiddling and meddling with the status quo may have been one of my biggest contributions to the later success of Wal-Mart. — Sam Walton

Warholm Karsten Quotes By Tina Sloan: The most important lesson in managing our careers

The most important lesson in managing our careers as we get older: Sometimes staying the game is as simple as not leaving the room. — Tina Sloan