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"We are in Kenya Kwanza fully supporting President William Ruto. Our plan is to seek Kenyans to leave the good life."

"Olympus National Park is protected by special legislation. The following legislative decrees apply to offenders of the law: Legislative Decree 86/1969, Legislative Decree 996/1971, and Laws 177/1975, 998/1979, 1650/1986, 2742/1999 and 3044/2002."

"You have to be content and hard working in life; it gives me great pleasure to spend from my sweat and not having to beg and compromise."

"We had a meeting, with our leaders and we discussed a lot about our party. As SG I'd like to say the party is firm, what was being said is not there."

"The Olympus mountains and Kìssavo contend with each other, | which of the two will make it rain or snow. | Kissavo sends rain and Olympus sends snow; | Kissavo then turns towards Olympus and says: | "You whom the Turks trample on, you must not blame me. | I am Mount Kìssavo, famous in Làrissa, | dear to the agàof Làrissa, to all the Albanians". | He turns towards Kìssavo the Olympus and replies: | "O Kìssavo shame on you, slave of the Albanians, | trampled by the Turks and the agàthey stay in my refuges. | But when the buds open in spring, | they then fill the mountains in great numbers | and the prisoners crowd their hiding places." (Greek folk song)"

"ῥῖψε ποδὸς τεταγὼν ἀπὸ βηλοῦ θεσπεσίοιο "he [Zeus] caught me [Hepahistos] by the foot and flung me from the heavenly threshold." (trans. Butler C.E.1898). In early modern literature, the name became associated with that of Belus, the legendary Assyrian king (from Assyro-Babylonian bel "lord, master"); see e.g. Algernon Herbert, Nimrod; a discourse upon certain passages of history and fable (C.E.1826) p. 67."

"But the most notable of all was an ivory statue of Jupiter, the work of Phidias, son of the Athenian Charmides, of such greatness that although the temple is very high, nevertheless it seems to exceed the right proportion: for the artist he sat down; and yet it almost touches the roof with its head: so we then see that if it were to stand up it would uncover the temple. And some described the size of that statue, among others Callimachus in iambic verses. The painter Panenos, his nephew, cooperated greatly with Phidias in that work, to whom he was assigned together with Phidias, and embellished the statue with the ornamentation of colours, and mainly in the part of the drapery. (Strabo)"

"This relentless Rwanda obsession, every day, the rows, the demands to be more extreme, to defy human rights law and international responsibilities… it’s such sinister madness. The govt has lost it. Eaten up with their own failure. Becoming ever more fascist in their uselessness."

"Pediments of the temple of Zeus in Olympia"

"Be something, have something, feel something."

"Stay in a state of love. Remember that once you achieve this state of love, nothing nor anyone can pull more energy from you than you can replace. The energy flowing out of you creates a current that pulls energy into you at the same rate. You can never run out."

"Let us sow the seeds of credit to others when it's due, or else, we may never reap the harvest of ours when we should."

"Apollo depicted in the western pediment The artist of the temple of Zeus at Olympia depicted his simultaneously powerful and spiritual superiority in the way grander and more realistic. In the midst of the wildest tumult, the god suddenly appears, and his outstretched arm imposes calm. It is impossible to bring to expression in a more compelling way the entrance of the divine with all its illuminating clarity and his omniscient gaze. (Walter Friedrich Otto)"

"There is a message about Jesus and spread his work. and how he need to be said and loved Said by Deborah"

"I loved to sing when I was 9 years old but I started to make it serious when I was 16 years old."

"The biggest cost we've faced in the past was the time spent waiting for space to export our products,"

"Statue of Zeus in Olympia"

"You are smarter than you think,stronger than you imagine and loved much more than you'll ever know."

"One should stimulate that sleeping serpent by grasping its tail. Then that shakti , awakening from her torpor, will be forced to rise upwards. It should be done with the paridhana technique and, by inhaling through the solar channel, one will have its awakening every day for ninety minutes, morning and evening."

"[She] who manages to retain the sperm that the partner has deposited in her and to make it go back into her body, mixed with her own rajas , this is a yoginî perfect. (III.102)"

"Whatever else history may say about me when I'm gone, hoping it changes others."

"And honestly, I will give everything to ensure that it happens. That is my own contribution to our nation, Nigeria."

"Don't think too much of yourself, go easy on yourself life can be fun, others don't take you serious anyways."

"To many people, their relationship rests on their related professional calling but it goes beyond that."

"No man like God."

"Our business philosophy is hinged on integrity, transparency and high ethical standards."

"Apart from the design of God's grace, hard work, integrity and good public relations are the keys to sustaining success in the life of a Lawyer."

"No one is perfect; if someone makes a mistake we shouldn’t be quick to judge them just because they are public figures. One can barely know what really transpires and making irrational comments can only hurt people."

"I am a respected woman and I barely see any negative stuff about me in the media. I carry myself with dignity because I believe it’s us who give the media what to write about, if someone is bad they write bad stuff about them but if they are good then what is written about them is good too,"

"Union is strength. I will work with Kamonyi population to correct mistakes that have been preventing us from performing well ."

"This will not only save the government resources but will also ensure data standardization and inform timely decision making."

"We started growing vegetables. However, we faced the challenge of lack of irrigation. We used to irrigate using watering cans manually. It was not effective. It was tiresome. We had to fetch water from the wetland using jerry cans and carry them on our heads up to the hillside. The partners then gave us irrigation facilities, and we are no longer recording the cases of malnutrition as food productivity increases ."

"The diesel pumps could not irrigate a big part of the land on the hillside. The solar-powered irrigation is currently covering all the hectares we have. We also save money to ensure the facility’s maintenance."

"After more than a decade working in the most sophisticated financial institutions of Switzerland as hedge fund manager, asset manager and strategist, I re-oriented my career towards philanthropy and yoga."

"As we continue to advocate and push for gender parity and equality, it's also important that we do that through the lens of Diversity and Unity."

"Pertinax called for moderation at the imperial banquets, in which Commodus had madly lavished treasures. (Ludwig Friedländer)"

"Cleandro shared all the pleasures, or rather, all the debaucheries of Commodus, and having thus gained his confidence, he was for some time the rival of Perenne, and in the end supported by the faction of the freedmen of the palace, of which he was the leader, he came to ruin it. He, heir to his power, abused it with all the wickedness typical of a vile soul, and brought into the ministry all the vices of the servile condition. Everything was for sale with him, the positions of the Senators, the commands of the army, the governments of the Provinces, and the Prefectures, and he was paid dearly for them."

"Spoil me with loyalty and I'll grace you with my presence."

"To multiply his earnings, Cleander multiplied his positions and appointed, something that had never been seen before, twenty-five Consuls for a single year. He respected neither the Laws nor things judged. Anyone who had money to give him was sure to be acquitted, an ancient form of part. past of absolve . </ ref>, whatever crime he had committed; or reinstated, if he had previously been convicted, and very often still with increased dignity and splendor."

"He did not immediately take the position of Prefect of the Praetorium which was too disproportionate to the baseness of his condition, but he paved the way for it by degrading it and degrading it with frequent changes. He made and unmade the Praetorian Prefects as he pleased. He had one that lasted five days, and another that lasted six hours. Finally, when Cleander believed he had reduced this powerful office in proportion to his rank, he conferred it on himself, taking two colleagues, who were his creatures, and who depended entirely on him. Then three Praetorian Prefects were seen for the first time."

"Soline Mukamana to the district mayorship, replacing Marie-Chantal Uwanyirigira"

"The glory of Pertinax equaled and even surpassed the splendor of his dignities. He had proven himself equally capable of military and civilian employment. A good and skilled warrior, his name had become the terror of the Barbarians; and he had at the same time been able to maintain discipline with severity among the restless and seditious troops. In the Government of Rome he conducted himself with such sweetness, affability and goodness that he won the love of everyone. Simple model with such a sign, which even then recognized Lolliano Avito as his protector This senator from Vittore is called Lollio Genziano. But he is certainly the same one that Capitolinus in the life of Pertinax n. 1 names Lolliano Avito. [N.d.A.] </ Ref>, to whom he had become at least equal, but for whom he always retained great reverence and gratitude, having been the first author of his fortune; enemy of luxury, and lover of frugality, History accuses him of nothing other than excessive economy, and the habit of promising more than he intended to keep in order to please with nice words those whom he could not satisfy with the work. (Jean-Baptiste-Louis Crevier)"

"Esteem for his virtue was universal. When the news of the death of Commodus and the election of Pertinax arrived in the Provinces, the people hesitated to believe it. They feared that this was not a trap set by Commodus to have the opportunity to exercise his cruelties and his robberies. In that uncertainty many Governors took the decision to wait for the confirmation, and also to have the couriers imprisoned, being certain that if the news were true, Pertinax would have quickly forgiven them for a fault, which did not proceed from bad will. The peoples allied to the Empire had no less advantageous ideas of him. His filled him with joy; and they sent ambassadors to congratulate the Senate and the Roman people. (Jean-Baptiste-Louis Crevier)"

"It's the water flea | that the shadow stole from you | and now you are sick | and the green snake | that you crushed | he will not forgive you. | And then you have to sing for a long time | to make you forgive me | and the water flea, who knows | the shadow will make you. (Angelo Branduardi)"

"It's the water flea | that the shadow stole from you | and now you are sick | and the autumn fly | that you crushed | he will not forgive you. | On the water of the stream perhaps you | you bent down too much, | you call your shadow, but | she will not return. (Angelo Branduardi)"

"I like to make people happy. I have met many people and I made sure that by the time I leave the place they would remember that yes I have been there. And that means they will want to always have a very good impression about the situation. So that is me, it is not because I am a public person, it has always been like that."

"Lohengrin : Merciful, merciful – gentle swan!... Cross again – the wide ocean... Go, return – to the holy sanctuary, Where does not penetrate - the human gaze!... I fulfill the pact you have with honor, Goodbye... goodbye, singing swan! (Act I)"

"Having crossed Florence and divided it into two parts, freed from the grip of the strong walls that contain and tame its furious impulses, flows gently among the flowering ravines of the marvelous park delle Cascine and the embankments that defend the fertile plains of Legnaja, and with capricious and wide meanderings it heads towards the narrow Golfolina gorge, where the Valdarno Fiorentino gives way and name to the Valdarno Inferiore. And from here, continuing its slow course, it wanders among the wide plains, caresses the extreme slopes of the hills that flank and close the wide valley, to descend into the Tyrrhenian Sea, not far from Pisa, among the quiet of the woods and prairies of Gombo and the joy of the sandy beach, on which a new seaside resort now extends its vast and elegant building. (Guido Carocci)"

"Lohengrin : (looking at the sky as if inspired) Far from you, in an unknown land There is a castle, which is called Monsalvato: There a sacred temple, a greenhouse forest , With peerless gems and gold adorned. There a cup, which is a gift from heaven, Looked at as a relic of the Lord, To them who are champions of virtue, >An angel carried it on golden wings! Every year a dove comes from heaven To renew its holy power! It is the Holy Grail, and strength and holy zeal He instills in the bosom of his knights. (Act III)"

"Don’t Ever Look Down On Anyone"