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Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

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The problem of our time is that its men do not want to be useful but important.

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Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

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The criticisms will not be pleasant, but they are necessary.

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Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

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The alternation fertilizes the soil of democracy.

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Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

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Imagination comforts men with what they cannot be. Humor comforts them with what they are.

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Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

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Democracy is the need to occasionally yield to the opinions of others.

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Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

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I have often had to eat my words and have found them to be a balanced diet.

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Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

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The diplomat is a person who first thinks twice and finally says nothing.

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Jean Jacques Rousseau

Jean Jacques Rousseau

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My greatest misfortune has always been not being able to resist flattery.

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Jean Jacques Rousseau

Jean Jacques Rousseau

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I prefer to be a man of paradoxes than a man of prejudices.

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Joseph Roux

Joseph Roux

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There are two kinds of great writers: those who think and those who make others think.

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Joseph Roux

Joseph Roux

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Our experience is made up more of lost illusions than acquired wisdom.

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Helen Rowland

Helen Rowland

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For a woman, the first kiss is the end of the beginning; for a man, the beginning of the end.

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