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Yvette Clue Quotes By Rene Denfeld: Your worst dungeon might be the room with

Your worst dungeon might be the room with the most windows. — Rene Denfeld

Yvette Clue Quotes By Carolee Dean: How far can you go down the wrong

How far can you go down the wrong path before you can't get back on the right one? — Carolee Dean

Yvette Clue Quotes By Buck Rodgers: We depend on you to do the right

We depend on you to do the right thing; right for both you and the company. It is no exaggeration to say that IBM's reputation is in your hands. — Buck Rodgers

Yvette Clue Quotes By Angela Carter: I fall to the toilette of my hinder

I fall to the toilette of my hinder parts, my favourite stance when contemplating the ways of the world. — Angela Carter

Yvette Clue Quotes By William S. Burroughs: Naked Lunch was from about a thousand pages

Naked Lunch was from about a thousand pages of material. A lot of it overflowed, then, into the cut-up trilogy including Nova Express. — William S. Burroughs

Yvette Clue Quotes By Shahin Najafi: The most important element of democracy, I believe,

The most important element of democracy, I believe, is the protection of minorities. — Shahin Najafi

Yvette Clue Quotes By Victor Hugo: The production of souls is the secret of

The production of souls is the secret of unfathomable depth. — Victor Hugo

Yvette Clue Quotes By Susan Jeffers: What I try to control ends up controlling

What I try to control ends up controlling me. — Susan Jeffers

Yvette Clue Quotes By Barack Obama: As we keep up the pressure, our air

As we keep up the pressure, our air campaign will continue to hit ISIL harder than ever. — Barack Obama

Yvette Clue Quotes By Doris Lessing: Writers, and particularly female writers, have to fight

Writers, and particularly female writers, have to fight for the conditions they need to work ... — Doris Lessing