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"To me [patience] is the most substantial, most serviceable, and most reliable of all spiritual qualities."
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The leaks coming out of the Trump White House right now are totally bananas - The Washington Post
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"We try to stop the growing body inside us from having what all bodies inherently have: vulnerability, that crack of a doorway through which our suffering creeps."
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Remembering the World’s Oldest Person, in the Objects She Left Behind - The New York Times
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When A Woman Deletes A Man’s Comment Online – The Establishment