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The Romulans may rip this base in half, pal. They may even kill me. But I'll be damned if they're going to keep me from enjoying a refreshing beverage.
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you sound like a hen with diarrhea. There's only one truth, and it's annihilation.
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all the nomad tribes would be slain, though he would be sure to call it a "cleansing."
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where we found enemies, beings who would not submit to us. Alfheim, where we found sometime-allies. And Midgard, where we found worshipers and foot soldiers for our armies.
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The Aesir will not fight you. There is no honor in slaying a woman.
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Because there's no such thing as a meaningless sacrifice, Mr. Hill. Because any positive act, no matter how hopeless or insignificant, is ultimately worthwhile.
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Somehow, Picard reflected, being snubbed by a Vulcan didn't seem as objectionable as being snubbed by someone else. Maybe it was because they were so reserved to begin with. Someday, he told himself, I would like to get to know a Vulcan better. Get inside his head, as it were.
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More often than not, it was the hand of the needy and uncertain that extended the olive branch. History had shown the truth of that over and over again.
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No matter who won this battle, a race would be wiped out.
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Teachers did not give knowledge and wisdom; they merely guided those who sought those things for themselves.
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Surak teaches us to find order in chaos," Spock pointed out. "He does not teach us to try to eliminate chaos or impose order on it."
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