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Zoland Diamonds Quotes By Meghan O'Rourke: Loss is so paradoxical: It is at once

Loss is so paradoxical: It is at once enormous and tiny. — Meghan O'Rourke

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By Dena Tyson: A true diamond never over shadows... it's the

A true diamond never over shadows... it's the brilliance of the subtle shine that's the most attractive. — Dena Tyson

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By David Ortiz: I try to be as quiet as I

I try to be as quiet as I can at the plate, but still aggressive. — David Ortiz

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By Carroll Bryant: If only yesterday could be my tomorrow then

If only yesterday could be my tomorrow then today wouldn't even matter. — Carroll Bryant

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By James A. Michener: Animals form an inalienable fragment of nature, and

Animals form an inalienable fragment of nature, and if we hasten the disappearance of even one species, we diminish our world and our place in it. — James A. Michener

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By Zarina Bibi: Of course, freedom is not free. Taxpayers pay

Of course, freedom is not free. Taxpayers pay for it. — Zarina Bibi

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By Selena: I also don't exercise. I can't imagine exercising

I also don't exercise. I can't imagine exercising for two hours. Not my style. — Selena

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By Hilary Thayer Hamann: I could never settle for anything less than

I could never settle for anything less than a renegade and a runaway, a descendant of greatness capable of voluntary disinheritance. — Hilary Thayer Hamann

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By Christopher Moore: Sorry. Accident. Couldn't be helped.

Sorry. Accident. Couldn't be helped. — Christopher Moore

Zoland Diamonds Quotes By Ralph Waldo Emerson: Five great enemies of peace inhabit us: avarice,

Five great enemies of peace inhabit us: avarice, ambition, envy, anger and pride. — Ralph Waldo Emerson