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"Because 'individuality and rebellion were obsolete', Devo 'dressed identical so you couldn't tell who was who,' says Mothersbaugh."
Paul C.
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“Wallander checked his watch and saw that it was five minutes to seven.”
Chris Steller
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"He wound up in Obligatory Therapy in Tehachapi."
Andrew Wyld
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"It pulls at my clothing and sometimes I feel I've got to pick it up, cuddle and kiss it."
Kirkdale Bookshop
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'In the evening we had a dance'.
Claire T
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“You pack a lot of wit and/or wisdom into a little room.”
Nick J. Brown
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“Speaking to Melody Maker in January 1978 Howard said, ‘I was a bit bored with music that went blam-blam-blam. And I was especially bored when I turned round and saw fifty other groups playing music that went blam-blam-blam.’”
JohnM
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‘In accordance with the ferocious aims of this talisman, it was recommended to suffumigate it with either blood, part of the clothing of a man who suffered a violent death or cat or mouse droppings.’
Paula ⚪️
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‘This Pokemon uses its massive icy body to flatten anything that gets in its way’
j-e-l
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"Whilst waiting for that blessed day in June," he concluded, "which still appears so sadly distant, I can but reiterate that I love you and will do all that I possibly can to make you happy."
Sarah Manvel
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"Next day, I passed her walking home to Cholila, alone across the pampas, crying."