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I've long maintained that women are born knowing things it takes men a whole lifetime to figure out. This was simply one more case in point.
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That's what friends are for," I said. "It doesn't matter if they're old friends or new friends. They're the kind of people who will listen as long as you need them to because, sometimes, telling the story and having someone listen is the only way to figure out how to move on."
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There's nothing like a compliment to turn any right-thinking American male into your basic monosyllabic kind of guy.
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It's tough going to bed with a stranger. There's nothing much to talk about the next morning when you wake up.
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Taken out of context and given a forty-degree twist, you can use the Bible to justify almost anything.
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Closure isn't everything it's cracked up to be,
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happens to be a two-L and an IE Allie. Besides, Reynolds
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That's one of the problems with young people today. No one has bothered to teach them the rudiments of proper telephone etiquette.
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One of the biggest mistakes a man can make is to work too goddamned much. First you drank so much it got you in trouble, and now you're gonna work so much it'll be the same damn thing. Society ain't as hard on workaholics as it is on the other kind, but it's still just as bad for you in the long run, just as hard on your system,
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Everybody leads you to think that hospice is this really great thing, that once you accept it, life just smooths out and everything is peachy keen. What a load of crap!
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Why is it people fall for the wrong person? Then, when the inevitable happens, they spend the rest of their lives trying to get over it.
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People die. Quarrels don't.
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Suicide is something that hangs around forever, dropping load after load of guilt on the living.
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A child is still one more hope Even in this careworn world.
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The first rule for getting out of holes is to stop
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Like an old snakebit hound wanting his own cave under a house, I wanted to go home to lick my wounds.
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People don't expect you to pay attention to the little telltale clues they leave scattered around them.
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I'm not so sure innocence exists anymore.
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There's very little distance between love and hate, and often death obliterates the distance between the two entirely. They fuse into a paralyzing turmoil of opposing emotions, one that's almost impossible to bear.
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Said with enough fervor, the word "unbelievable" can convey two diametrically opposed opinions. Something can be either unbelievably good or unbelievably bad, depending on your point of view."
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Screwed up and incomprehensible as it may seem to a rank outsider, making a movie is a lot like living life. You work with little bits and pieces without ever getting a look at the big picture. It comes together gradually, in order or out of it, with no discernible pattern.
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That's the wonderful thing about telling the truth. People believe what they want to believe. It's a hell of a lot simpler than lying. There isn't the ever-present danger of getting caught.
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I looked at them with the kind of curiosity one reserves for snakes in a zoo.
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up?" she asked, closing her computer and returning the"
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a helicopter was circling overhead, blowing clouds of dust everywhere. She was
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you think I could be of some help.
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Bob out of his momentary
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followed
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esides,
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shorthand contents of his steno pad.
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condo in San Jose that's worth somewhere in the neighborhood of $750,000
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license
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Tomorrow evening, about the time Mina was
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unchecked
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must have taken a
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main gate of Fort Huachuca. I turned
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Amos Warren walked with his shoulders stooped and with his eyes and mind focused on the uneven ground beneath his feet. The winter rains had been more than generous and this part of the Sonoran Desert, Soza Canyon on the far eastern edge of the Rincon Mountains, was alive with flowers. Scrawny, suntanned, and weathered, Amos was more than middle-aged but still remarkably fit. Even so, the sixty or seventy pounds he carried in the sturdy pac..
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conversation on murder, child abuse, and
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he would wait. The guy
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my cross to bear in life, to always want to help, but to never quite measure up, never be there quite on time to do any good, always to miss the mark.
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time the feather had become quite bedraggled.
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When are you going to give up and accept the inevitable? Automation and microchips are here to stay.
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You're sure good at that. I never have been able to work crossword puzzles." "I'm good at it, Wanda, because my mind is brimming over with useless facts and information."
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Don't leave home without taking some Aleve.
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