We are still speaking the same language,
but neither of us is hearing the other.
-- Hafez Assad, on Syrian relations with Egypt, in "Time", 3 April 1989
but neither of us is hearing the other.
-- Hafez Assad, on Syrian relations with Egypt, in "Time", 3 April 1989
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The tocsin of the soul,
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and much tastier... - telephone, n.:
An invention of the devil which abrogates some of the advantages of
making a disagreeable person keep his distance.
Ambrose... - Waste your brain, wax your board,
and pray for waves... - farkled: /far'kld/ [DeVry Institute of Technology, Atlanta] adj.
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