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    Her eyes are much, much more than cornflower blue. That doesn't do it for me. Imagine the best blue you know, maybe the blue of a perfect day in Spring when you're out and free or the blue of powder snow before industrialisation. Imagine the blue that clean ocean water gets over white sand in tropical seas. Her eyes are the blue of your i6 years ago

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    RESPECT is a permanent form of attention.6 years ago

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    A different approach with the same attitude doesn't make any difference at all.6 years ago

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    She didn't see it as walking away. She saw it as walking forward...6 years ago

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    There might be nothing new to learn but there are plenty of old things to reconsider... 6 years ago

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    And on a clean day like this one, where the wind wiped away all obscurity, she could see from those trees the Black Hills as a distant, half-seen, half-imagined line, like a whale’s back on the horizon.6 years ago

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    Welcome indeed to the big fight… between the chartists in the red corner [a skinny, grimy little fighter, wearing what looks like rags as boxing shorts, stands and waves to the crowded stalls, who cheer] and everybody else – the government and army and our newly found wealthy industrialists – in the blue corner. [Everybody else is a huge,6 years ago

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    For 30 years my master has crafted his nightingale floors. None finer; put just a little weight on them, heavier than a sigh but lighter than a footfall, and the bird will sing. And I am learning the art. No assassin in this time of assassins can master a Matsuo floor, they say. Joists and bearers, swings of wood and sound, they carry swe6 years ago

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    In 2010, with a world population just under 7 billion, a person in the world’s richest country (Qatar – ah, the joys of oil wealth) had an average income of $US 93,818, while a citizen of the Democratic Republic of The Congo, the world’s .. poorest country, had an average income of $US 387. As such, a citizen in the Congo is 242.42 times 6 years ago

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