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"(To Livius Andronicus, â'Odusiaâ', 20 Morel}} The longest fragment of Livy's epic poem, which translates and interprets Odyssey, 8, 138 ff."
"(To Quintus Ennius, Annales, 34-50 Skutsch}} [Eurydice] not to be confused with the heroine of the same name wife of Orpheus [...] better known as Creusa [...]."
"(To Quintus Ennius, â'Annalesâ', 183-190 Skutsch}} âThe homeland must be redeemed with iron, not goldâ: thus Camillus (362 BC) â according to the account of Livy, 5, 49, 3 â incites his fellow citizens to take up arms against the Gauls, renouncing peace negotiations with Brenno, the enemy leader."
"I want to overcome my limits and fears. I feel the urge to do it, and I want to lay myself bare as a personâno makeup, no camera-facing poses. I want people to know sides of me that only a few know. My human side. For better or worse."
"I want to take back control of my life and start thinking about myself, something I've never done before."
"I was left without any reason. I suffered a lot."
"Every woman deserves the truth. I would have liked to know the reason behind such a sudden breakup. Men rarely have the courage to say things outrightâthey're a bit cowardly!"
"I gave my whole self, and I donât regret it. Never."
"At my age, Iâve realized itâs much nicer for a woman to receive flowers rather than a handbag. I realized itâmaybe a bit lateâbut I love it because it makes me feel more desired, more appreciated. To me, a flower is the symbol of femininity."
"My heart is broken ⌠Seeing those places I love reduced to ashes is so devastating I canât even find the words."
"It's always hard to choose which character challenged me the most or which one I liked best, because in reality, every character brings its own difficulties and frustrations that Iâve had to face. Especially because this job is made up of many small things: the people you happen to work with, the situations you're living through at the timeâsometimes you're particularly fond of a character because you associate them with a positive time in your life."
"Itâs a bit of an unusual work environment: itâs a specialization of acting, which is already a very particular field. There are no official schools for it, so you have to carve out a space for yourself, because there arenât direct channels between schools and the professional world. Itâs increasingly difficult to get into studios and ask for auditions because the productions need to be protectedâyou canât just let people in who might leak stolen footage (which has happened before and caused serious issues)."
"I hid in my motherâs legs. We could hear screaming outside"
"âI think what a wonderful thing life is, even in its most terrible aspects; and my soul is full of gratitude and love for God for this.â"
"âIn my Calvary I am not desperate. I know that at the end of the way Jesus is waiting for me.â"
"âLife is a runway to cross while holding Jesusâ hand tightly.â"
"âMy days are not easy, they are hard, but sweet, because Jesus is with me, with my suffering, and gives me gentleness in loneliness and light in the darkness.â"
"âTo God I offer all the flowers of the world that have blossomed under the sun.â"
"With the way things are going, if we donât speak up about some things, we might not have morality again. A generation might not have morality again."
"I love big stuff and love taking risks. I feel nobody kills you for taking risks and itâs about your career."
"With data and a smartphone, you can be cured of frustration, depression, sorrow and pain with my skits. I am therapist by right."
"I believe that such opportunities are still open to young people. My opinion is that when people work hard and achieve in their field, they should have the opportunity to serve the country."
"The first time I became a minister, people in government were interested in solving the problems of the country; they were not just doing things with political motives. They looked for the best in various fields and invited them to government."
"The major takeaway for us was that we, as Nigerians, could actually engage in power generation. At the time we did it, there was no power company in the country, so we were the first and that gave us some confidence to be able to see the project to its conclusion."
"We didnât initially set out to do it the way we did but our partners opted out along the way because they saw a lot of difficulties and they said they would only supply us with the equipment we needed. However, we kept on and delivered."
"The second takeaway was that we were able to supply power to a central area of Abuja which was disconnected from the national grid. And that power was supplied because there was a power line being built from the Shiroro Hydro Power Plant to Abuja, and that provided a model for the Aba Integrated Power Project."
"I think when people talk about cabals, the people in question are essentially known in Nigeria. Some of them donât actually set out by themselves to form a clique but by their actions, they impede the progress of the power sector. You have diesel distributors, generator suppliers (Nigeria is the largest market for generators in the world), unions and those who get contracts in the sector."
"âIt cannot compete with us in areas such as creativity, for example. By creativity we mean the ability to break the rules, and machines cannot do that.â"
"âArtificial intelligence is the most powerful tool ever invented, but it does not distinguish good from evil. It can never replace the human being.â"
"âIf, instead of informing myself, I limit myself to believing No Vax campaigns ... I make an ethically coherent choice, but essentially wrong.â"
"âHomosexuality is provided for by nature and evolution; so much so that it is extremely widespread. There are 1500 different species in which homosexual behaviors have been observedâŚâ"
"I stand with all that Dr. Martin Luther King stood for, and I stand with all of you who are gathered here tonight in affirming that we must respect differences among us, We must celebrate our differences until our differences donât make any more difference."
"Thereâs an African saying that speaks to the power of one person to make a difference. It says if you believe one creature cannot make a difference, you have never spent the night in a closed room with a mosquito."
"Because of who my family was, we were given this privilege that we were allowed to even try on the dresses."
"But even we couldnât do it in the light of day."
"I donât want a new dress. If I canât try it on in the light of day, I want to stop having to try it on in the darkness of night."
"What you give ought to be in direct relationship to what youâve received."
"If you have been blessed with a great deal, then you have a lot of giving to do."
"âI wish women would find peace, consideration, respect, and freedom.â"
"âAfter 50 years old, zero roles for women in cinema: they donât give us the possibility to work.â"
"âI use theatre to give voice to violated women.â"
"âAbuse is absolutely filtered through feeling, not character. Because I am a person with a strong character, and if I fell into it, anyone could.â"
"âThey tried things with me during my career, I said no.â"
"Early childhood development is the best way to build our future, because todayâs children are tomorrowâs leaders. We must guarantee that they are able to fulfil their potential"
"for all children in Argentina to have equal opportunities, regardless of where they are born or the circumstances they live in."
"Jill Biden is an incredible woman, who is always thinking of improving the future of the people in her community great contributions and was able to promote many positive changes from her vocation and commitment to education, her experience as a combatant's mother, her role in helping women prevent cancer and their participation for women's equality ."
Young though he was, his radiant energy produced such an impression of absolute reliability that Hedgewar made him the first sarkaryavah, or general secretary, of the RSS.
- Gopal Mukund Huddar
Largely because of the influence of communists in London, Huddar's conversion into an enthusiastic supporter of the fight against fascism was quick and smooth. The ease with which he crossed from one worldview to another betrays the fact that he had not properly understood the world he had grown in.
Huddar would have been 101 now had he been alive. But then centenaries are not celebrated only to register how old so and so would have been and when. They are usually celebrated to explore how much poorer our lives are without them. Maharashtrian public life is poorer without him. It is poorer for not having made the effort to recall an extraordinary life.
I regret I was not there to listen to Balaji Huddar's speech [...] No matter how many times you listen to him, his speeches are so delightful that you feel like listening to them again and again.
By the time he came out of Franco's prison, Huddar had relinquished many of his old ideas. He displayed a worldview completely different from that of the RSS, even though he continued to remain deferential to Hedgewar and maintained a personal relationship with him.