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• It is only in marriage with the world that our ideals can bear fruit: divorced from it, they remain barren.
• We don't inherit the World, we borrow it from our children
• our backs are strong. we can carry this world.
• the world will be remade in our image
• We should do well to take our lesson from the stars
• Only my hours spent gaming will stand between our world and total destruction
• language complicates our lives
• Legislation to save us from our own stupidity
• We are all sitting on our asses, simultaneously staring blankly at computer screens all over the world
• Why the alternate worlds in science fiction are never our world
• Our world will change
• come buy, come buy; our grapes fresh from the vine
• Thanks from our Hearts
• Like language barriers. We are frozen within our homes. The windows begin to mean less and less.
• Written language destroyed our memory
• cold and hard and soft and warm, this world of ours
• To live, success carries high price in our world
• Our Worlds at War
• You're in our world now
• The sun was caught playing unashamedly in her auburn hair, setting our world on fire with giddiness
• a secret cabal of squirrels has been slowly terraforming the world behind our backs
• Our Friends From Frolix 8
• From Bauhaus to Our House
• art is Our transformation of the world
• There and Back Again: Eating Our Way from Bag End to the Grey Havens, A Hobbit's Tale
• we turn into werewolves, liquor dripping from our fangs
• our forgotten enemies, unfrozen from the glaciers
• I have blinked. And the world has blinked. And we open our eyes to find each other alone.
• Daylight separates our dreams from our flaws
• JLA: Our Worlds at War
• Welcome to our Modern World, please find yourself a corner.
• With our thoughts we make the World
• The world would be in much better shape if our leaders were hamsters
• Our World: Fallen
• We only use 10% of our brain
• Math is not a social construct: Our understanding of math is a social construct
• Our memory of the moments
• Our last conversation
• our new friend, the ten-foot pole
• Passing through the barrier of our eyes
• Our sensei
• Who's Rating our Games?
• We've received your resume, and we're entering your credentials in our companywide database
• our first time
• A Confederate General From Big Sur
• Ain't Nobody's Business if You Do: The Absurdity of Consensual Crimes in Our Free Country
• Of the Doctrine of our Priests
• Who owns our writeups?
• parlance of our times
• Stories from The World (category)
• The condom is the glass slipper of our generation
• Misconceptions about our conception
• Be our drone
• Our American Heritage, Volume 1
• Changing our lives
• Our Lady of Lourdes (user)
• If you don't want us to look at your breasts, don't shove them in our faces
• The Year of Our Lord
• World's most flexible programming language
• Some of our best friends are three minutes long
• if a bird is never free from his cage, then his world is only his name
• Exiled from the world below
• Nazi Supermen Are Our Superiors
• our own little patch of dixie
• Our way or the highway
• Reform our politics
• Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• the stars that change our minds
• We must increase our bust!
• From the shower, I nearly saved the world
• Our Trees in Spring
• Our Rubbish Dreams
• Tenchi, go get some more *hic* TEA!
• Governments cannot be trusted with our personal information
• All our Lousy Candidates
• One Man Army
• Our hearts were hard, but they were warm
• Happy endings are not our birthright.
• Our Town
• Anarchism and Our Times
• Death is our business and business is good
• Our love sustains me far beyond the gold horizon
• Pain and beauty, our constant bedfellows. Young as I was, I understood.
• We Wash Our Squash
• You're here to save the world. Unfortunately, you live in a virtual world, detached from reality.
• selections from a conversation with Hunter S. Thompson
• a used high school textbook 1904 edition of selections from Tennyson's Idylls of the King
• the better angels of our nature
• Our Balls Are Bigger
• We are Our Stories
• The United States' upcoming war with China
• our sun
• a copy of our home game
• We nod our approvals in other ways
• A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
• Is our ultimate economic goal death?
• Perhaps God is our future, not our past
• Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him
• Concerning our Priests
• The television screen of our collective unconscious
• Everything is the Endless Exposition of Our Existence
• Why don't we become completely independent and make our own everything
• Eyesight resolution
• Early, before our hands knew what to do
• our sister
• No Regrets for Our Youth
• C'est un ours mal léché
• Giving our kids something to rebel against
• This is our ool. Notice there is no P in it. Please keep it that way.
• with cat-like tread upon our prey we steal
• Our rover can kick your lander's ass!
• Our Final Goodbye
• When you had left our pirate fold
• thefez: our global nightmare
• Why do we think we can give a score to our happiness?
• 'Twas people! People soiled our green!
• I'd love to go back to the late 80's and tell them about our time
• We're on our way to being GODS!
• Sprillowed Sprawling Predictions on Our Future
• The leaky ceiling saved our night
• We left our dead where they lay and the sand preserved them
• Our Name is Mud
• Nostalgia filled our lungs every time we inhaled
• Why do we hurt when our loved ones die?
• We are the People Our Parents Warned Us About
• There's no 'eak' in our off-peak
• Our Share of Night to Bear
• in cities not our own
• How Our Bodies Are Used--and Our Minds
• Does the pace of technology outpace our ability to use it for good?
• You make a light in the world and you hope someone can still look up from the dust for long enough to see it
• The Thing From Another World
• They devour the frayed edges of the world, and all we hear is chitinous clicking from the darkness
• It would be a less interesting world if we all walked and skipped alike, and never fell from bicycles.
• A thousand years from now, we should have coffee and tell stories while the world disintegrates
• general semantics
• English as a World Language
• The limits of my language mean the limits of my world
• Semantics of programming languages
• World's most narrowly useful programming language
• A quote about Russia from the Classic World Of Darkness wiki
• TV is the alien sitting in our home
• Our Lady Peace
• Time has imprisoned us in the order of our years
• They were getting into riot gear as we sipped our wine
• Do we forgive our fathers in their time or in our time?
• On Our Backs
• -our
• Our
• Our Father
• The Happiest Days of Our Lives
• Ours
• Our work and why we do it
• Bad Boys Rape Our Young Girls But Violet Gives Willingly
• Things that give our life meaning
• They killed our Lord
• Our Dumb Century
• Our Position Against Suicide
• Of our Methods of Recognizing one another
• On Seeing a Piece of Our Heavy Artillery Brought into Action
• Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart
• What Happened to Our Two Travelers with Two Girls, Two Monkeys, and the Savages, Called Oreillons
• If by Dull Rhymes our English must be Chain'd
• Our Delaware
• Our Singing Strength
• Six Myths of Our Time
• A Proposal For An Expedition To Our Hollow Earth
• Admitted to God, to ourselves and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs
• Our Old Feuillage
• Let's just turn our children into burbling idiots
• Why I poison the atmosphere and deplete our natural resources
• Work - The Scourge of Our Generation
• The Last Day of Our Acquaintance
• We have learned our lessons well
• If we had a more developed tailbone, would we wag our tail?
• Your beliefs are your concern, just please don't let them creep into our secular argument
• Do's Intro: Our Purpose - The Simple Bottom Line
• I don't think we're old enough to know if we're alcoholics at our age
• Texas, Our Texas

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