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What grows best in the heat: fantasy; unreason; lust. Salman Rushdie
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Dragging your 10-year-old to get a vaccine for a sexually transmitted disease could have some groups pretty upset. Al Rauch
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My program is to leave the fools to nature. She has diseases with which to deal with them. Bruce Barton
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... a thirst for power is the natural disease of monarchy. Thomas Paine
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My disease is one of the best things that has happened to me; it has pulled me out of a quietly desperate life toward one full of love and hope. Tom O'Connor
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I'm a prime example of the way kidney disease strikes silently. Sean Elliott
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