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10. A sound mind in a sound body.

All jokes aside: Physical fitness is an important topic and the aphorism "a sound mind in a sound body" is more relevant today than ever.

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11. A stitch in time saves nine.

Budget planning: A stitch in time saves nine

In today's era, it is very important to reach to a level where you are able to afford lavish stuff and can lay hands on everything you once desired. Who doesn't have dreams? Everyone does and to fulfill it sometimes we land up splurging on our fortune. One difference would make it easy, if only we knew where and how much to spend and one question to be asked to yourself that is it WORTH.

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12. A word spoken is past recalling.

A word spoken is past recalling. Unfortunately, only a few bloggers remember this proverb when it comes to writing guest post pitches. I bet you'll find hundreds of articles on writing cool introduction emails to make top bloggers want to publish your guest post, but we are going to share the list of EXACT words to forget about if you plan to draw a blogger's attention to your pitch in particular.

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13. All that glitters is not gold.

YouTube is having a hard time making money.

Google Inc's (GOOGL - Analyst Report) online-video unit attracts more than a billion users every month, plays host to countless viral clips and creates sensations over night. But they say that all that glitters is not gold -- and for YouTube, this is clearly the case.

Despite being around since 2005 and enjoining strong viewership, the site has still not turned any profit.

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14. All's well that ends well.

Anyways, back to the movie. Joy has always been a creator unlike others in her family. At one point in time she is just so fed up of her life that she designs this mop. She draws it herself, does the first prototype herself and even gets a shot at selling her product at QVC. But nothing goes well for her. Without spoiling it for you, I would just say that all's well that ends well. She becomes the matriarch who supports her entire family once she becomes successful. It is loosely based on Joy Mangano who created the mop and it seems holds over 100 patents. Fascinating story hers as well. But that's for another blog.

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15. An honest man's word is his bond.

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16. As green as grass (gooseberry).

The war was the best thing that ever happened to us. I was as green as grass and terrified if anyone spoke to me... At work you did exactly as your boss told you; then you went home to do exactly what your husband told you. The war changed all that. The war made me stand on my own two feet.

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17. As you make your bed, so you must lie on it.

As you make your bed so you must lie on it...

...says old polish proverb. We can sleep, but also rest and relax, in the bedroom. Bedroom is one of the most important rooms in every house and flat and plays a very significant part in our life. Therefore bedroom must be beautiful, cosy, functional and makes us feel comfortable and safe.

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18. As you sow, so you reap.

This is the Law of Cause and Effect in action. Everything that happens to you today, is because of what you did earlier. This is karma. This is the Third Universal truth. Put in simple words, it is `As you sow, so you reap'. You do good deeds, the future will hold good things for you. You do bad deeds, the future will hold bad things for you. It is as simple as that!

www.ilovebuddhism.com

19. Better late than never.

Gmail for Android is getting a quick update to add some nice functionality today. The biggest thing is rich text formatting. You can now apply underlines, bolds, italics and color to text. This feature has been in Gmail longer than we can even remember, but never in the mobile app. Better late than never.

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20. Birds of a feather flock together.

We all have heard the expression “birds of a feather flock together”. Basically, you will notice that people who spend a lot of time with each other usually adapt the same characteristics, mannerisms and positive as well as negative traits. I always say that you are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with.

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21. Business before pleasure.

When your workaholic boyfriend is always putting business before pleasure, where do you stand in his schedule?

He finishes work at 10pm, and still can't put the iPad down on Saturday. There are work pressures on all of us, but some men - driven by competition and a poor economy - are ditching the “balance” bit of the “work-life balance”, causing stress on their relationships.

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22. By hook or by crook.

And somebody took me to Piccadilly Circus, where they sell all the bootleg movies, and all of our movies were doing brisk business! We didn't know that. We didn't know that by hook or by crook, our movies are being seen, and we're known. Every time you're kinda like, “Nobody's going to know who I am,” and then they do.

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23. Cheer up; the worst is yet to come.

Last time we met, we talked about how to make the physical move for our college students a little easier. Now it's time to plan for the emotional side. While we may really be happy and excited for them, silently, if our thoughts were displayed on a T-shirt, they might say, "I Used to Have a Handle on Life, but It Broke!" Or, as a friend once sent me, "Cheer up! The Worst is Yet to Come!"

I chuckled and thought, "How true" when it comes to working out all the details!

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24. Clothes do not make a man.

Clothes do not make a man. Not even employment, fame or power. It's the character of a person that shapes him into what he becomes.

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25. Come and have potluck with us.

Thus, the Russian Trade House in Harbin is expected to become popular among different social and age groups of the local population. Soon it will open the doors to Chinese buyers. As they say, come and have potluck with us.

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26. Constant dropping wears away a stone.

The most flexible thing in the world is water, which can penetrate through the hardest thing, no one can surpass it, and constant dropping wears away a stone, which is the so-called flexible virtuousness. Defeat a strong with a weak, conquer the unyielding with the yielding, the enlightenment of water to the people of Huakeyi has been infused into the soul of enterprise development.

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27. Cut your coat according to your cloth.

It is said that “Cut your coat according to your cloth” So, it is generally understood that none should waste more than he earn. It would be so much tougher too. So, whenever you are deciding to bike a branded bike, mountain bike, you have to maintain at least 500 dollar budget for buying this. You may find non-brands bikes within the lowest rate, but then you may get lower quality products too.

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28. Day in, day out.

“I travelled to Singapore with them in the summer, that was amazing. Where we were staying, all the stuff there was unbelievable. But again, it was just about being with them day in, day out. Seeing how they did things, what they ate and stuff like that. It was a good experience.”

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29. Diamond cut diamond.

Ever heard about diamond cut diamond? :D

The phrase appear because it said that only diamond (or higher material) can cut diamond..

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30. Discretion is better part of valour.

Listening requires to be learnt. Everyone talks but only a few listen. We hear to overhear and drop to eavesdrop. Gettan, a Zen monk used to say, “When you have a talking mouth, you have no listening ears.” People love their own voice more than the symphony of Mozart. Transaction cannot be consummated without listening. If discretion is better part of valour, listening is the best part of communication. One may be extraordinarily endowed with mastery of language and a gallery of vocabulary.

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31. Dog does not eat dog.

This result should be no surprise. Appraisal and Revalidation were put in place to identify incompetent doctors. Harold Shipman was not incompetent - anything but.

So, the system is looking in the wrong place.

Secondly, if a system designed to test for and identify incompetence is applied to competent people, the sort of result found is to be expected.

Whether the tests are critical enough, or differentiate effectively, is another question. Perhaps "dog does not eat dog"?

www.telegraph.co.uk

32. Don't bite off more than you can eat.

The literary element that I would like to discuss is the theme.The theme is that "man should be humble" or you can say "don't bite off more than you can eat."In this story, Skipper was not humble.He thought he can handle the storm but he actually couldn't.

http://hesperuswreck.blogspot.ru

33. Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.

Don't Count Your Chickens Before They Are Hatched

This is another classic which I guess we all say in our lives a number of times without even really thinking about it all that much. It simply means that you can't assume that all of the eggs you are keeping warm are all going to have healthy chicks hatch from them. When you design your project plan then you need to work out when one thing is going to finish and what comes after it, so it is kind of difficult to not count your chickens before they are hatched in this line of work.

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34. Don't have thy cloak to make when it begins to rain.

At the end of the workshop, students were given an umbrella as a reminder of the day, symbolising the Chinese saying, "Don't have thy cloak to make when it begins to rain", or more simply, don't leave it until it's already raining to start making your coat.

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35. Don't look a gift horse in a mouth.

"Mycroft and Sherlock starting to apologize. They won't say anything but they will do things for you so don't look a gift horse in a mouth," responded John.

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36. Don't play with fire.

“Don't play with fire!” that's what we have been told since we were kids. Maybe this is why we could be easily shocked by the performance of the play of fire. We can't help wondering: does it burn the performers' mouths or lips? Does it hurt? The combination of the beauty of the scene and the wonders in our head makes the performance.

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37. Don't strike a man when he is down.

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38. Don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs.

You know the old saying, “don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs”? Well it applies to trekking poles. My dad used to use old ski poles on hiking trips, he has for a long time. We sometimes thought he looked silly. Just like those bell bottomed pants of his that we laughed at, he was right AND they came back into fashion.

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39. Easier said than done.

Singapore Airlines is one of the most well-managed airlines in the world. The carrier has won countless accolades, including the prestigious Global Traveler's Best Overall Airline In The World award 11 times. The airline is also comfortably profitable (with an average net profit margin of 3.4% in the last five fiscal years), which is easier said than done given that airlines around the world had averaged a profit margin of just 1.2% in 2012.

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40. East or West, home is best.

“East or west, home is best.”

Lunar New Year is the most important traditional festival in Vietnam. Like Christmas when people come back to family, Lunar New Year means the same to Asians.

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41. Every cloud has a silver lining.

The “Young Guns” of Montpellier certainly went down in a blaze of glory. They were fantastic. They were resilient. It is said that every cloud has a silver lining and in a time of difficulty for the club, they showed unity and, perhaps, a bright future.

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42. Every dog has his day.

The proverb “Every dog has his day” is familiar to many, but recently I came across an amusing twist: Every dogma has its day.

These words were credited to the English author Anthony Burgess who is probably best known for the novel “A Clockwork Orange”. Can you tell me when he said this? …

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43. Every little helps.

As part of our commitment to achieve a target of raising Ј5000 for Cancer Research UK this year, David Edwards our Member Services and IT Director and Simon Hewitt Wealth Proposition Manager have volunteered to cycle from our Regional Sales Meeting scheduled on the 16 September 2015 in Basingstoke to the following day's Regional Sales Meeting venue in London.

This is a total of 56 miles and will take approximately 5 hours. They will depart midday on 16 September and arrive in London ready for our meeting the next day.

Please show your support by donating, every little helps !!

Thank You

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44. Fine words butter no parsnips.

Fine words butter no parsnips

Perhaps the above proverb is not well-known nowadays. It simply means that words by themselves cannot make a bad situation better. It is similar to: Actions speak louder than words. Honeyed words in themselves are not going to repair injustice.

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45. First catch your hare /then cook him.

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46. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.

Wise Men Say Only Fools Rush In

<…>

The old saying goes, “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.” At times, I have been that fool. No doubt, Esther was overcome with emotion at the news of the edict, but she also knew that there was a severe consequence for entering the king's presence uninvited. Esther's dilemma: would she perish with her people or would she perish first? This king, obviously, had no tolerance for disrespect. After all, consider the queen that she had replaced.

http://galatians419.blogspot.ru

47. Forbidden fruit is sweetest.

The common expression, that the forbidden fruit is sweetest, contains a great psychological truth, and communicates some of what we have been speaking of here. There is no better way of compelling a child who has picked up a glass to break it than by repeatedly cautioning him.

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48. Forewarned is forearmed.

Don't be offended

Develop a thick skin for criticism and try not to take anything personally. Yes, I know that is a lot easier said than done, and criticism will be painful; but forewarned is forearmed.

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49. Fortune favours the brave.

They say even fortune favours the brave.

Be brave in all that you do and you'll find luck shining like a star right above you.

Happy Graduation! Best of luck for your future!

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50. From rags to riches.

The hard work that the following women have undergone to reach of the pinnacle of success is something that the rest of us still currently working our way to the top can admire -- and learn from. Amazing stories of going from rags to riches.

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51. Give him an inch and he'll take a yard (mile).

Do you know the smart old quote: “Give him an inch and he'll take a yard.” This is such a fact when it comes to pigmentation. It start with a small compromise and soon the whole picture is ruined.

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Thanks so much for the help guys!! I hate to be the "give him an inch, and he'll take a mile" type, but would it be possible for you guys to help me with some more?

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52. God helps those who help themselves.

I often hear people say that "God helps those who help themselves". Usually this is used to justify ones refusal to give to others as Christ did, without condition.

Personally I think that this statement is theologically wrong

Let me ask you, if God help you, did you really help yourself?

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53. God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.

Surely, "God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb," for it was only through the most miraculous intervention of divine Providence that the ragged and tattered little band, "the continental army" led by General Washington, survived and eventually won.

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54. Good riddance to bad rubbish!

“Oliseh is gone and we have to move forward,” Olajire said in an interview in Abuja with the Nigeria Television Authority. “As far as we are concerned, it is good riddance to bad rubbish. He is not the kind of person we though he was.

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55. Half a loaf is better than no bread.

The effective executive knows that there are two different kinds of compromise. One is expressed in the old proverb, “Half a loaf is better than no bread.” The other, in the story of the judgment of Solomon, is clearly based on the realization that “half a baby is worse than no baby at all.”

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56. Handsome is as handsome does.

So for us, arriving at the first day of our new blog `In Handsome light', we wanted to create a space that sparks intrigue by illuminating all of life's most handsome details across design, performance and fashion through the use of light.

<…>Handsome, by definition means, unique, bold and striking - Something `handsome' is well made, imposing, and of obvious quality. After all, handsome is as handsome does. Especially when it's collaborating with light, the illumination of what otherwise would not be seen.

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57. Haste makes waste.

He thought that the dog had killed his son. He became very angry. He took his gun and killed the dog. When he found his son safe inside the house and the wolf lying dead near him, he wept bitterly.

Moral: Haste makes waste.

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58. Haven't seen you for ages!

"I haven't seen you for ages. How are things?" The host looks at my husband. She is one of my oldest friends and is so straightforward and kind.

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59. He laughs best (longest, loudest) who laughs last.

No one wants to teach the fourth graders until the amazing Mr. Jupiter comes along. He undertakes the task with humor, and along the way the fourth graders learn many lessons, including "He laughs best who laughs last;" "Be careful what you wish for-it might come true;" and "Slow and steady wins the race."

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“It really is extraordinary!” she said to herself. “I certainly saw that man's face. What a wonderful face it was! I shall never forget it. Such laughter! He laughs longest who laughs last. He certainly will have the last laugh. I like him for that: he will laugh last. Must be someone really extraordinary! How very nice to be the one to laugh last. He certainly will. What a wonderful being! I suppose I must call him a being. He's not a person exactly.

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But the best comedy is always about things that really do matter.

"Most of what takes place when men are together is phatic communication, intended to build fellowship rather than intimacy. This kind of communication is sometimes derided by women as meaningless, but it is actually functional, because it draws the group together. Men who drink, play and joke together are boon companions, who hang together for fun. He laughs loudest who laughs last; one joke kicks off another."

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60. He that hides can find.

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61. Her (His) heart is in the right place.

Though her family was initially worried about her opening the centre, they know her heart is in the right place and, like the support she gave her mum, she's ready to encourage others. She says:?“My mum's advice is to always follow my dreams, and today she stands by me with every success and challenge I face.”

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“He just has a great personality,” Manneh told <…> “I can't talk enough about that. I could go on all day. He's a really good guy and his heart is in the right place. He's very genuine, down to earth, and he's a fun person to be around. I think he'll really help on and off the field.”

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62. Homer sometimes nods.

However, as the old saying goes, even Homer sometimes nods, there are times when even an expert like Chan -- who bears the nickname “Sister Han” -- makes mistakes.

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63. Hunger is the best sauce.

If you get up and go as I do, often forgetting breakfast, just keep telling yourself: “Hunger is the best sauce, hunger is the best sauce!” and your next meal will be all the yummier for it.

I left Saturday morning, hitting the road at 6:40 AM. The first leg of the trip to Santa Cruz was five hours, but I had a good motivator: hunger. I called my cousin who went to college in the town and could recommend a delicious sandwich/bakery/coffee shop, which I immediately entered into my iPhone.

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64. I am not my brother's keeper.

Reality TV World: Do you think in the meantime you should maybe advise your brother not to be presenting [your trip] as a Guinness record [on his petewadeshow.com website]?

Coach: You know what, I don't have any control over my brother's website and I actually told my brother 'There's some things on there that you need to change' but I am not my brother's keeper and I don't have any control what he puts on there. I certainly have not once made the claim that it was a Guinness Books of World Records [record].

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65. I came, I saw, I conquered.

“I came. I saw. I conquered.” Those words are attributed to Julius Caesar, but they fit so much better coming from Jesus Christ. He came in the flesh. He witnessed sin and death. And he dealt it the ultimate blow on Calvary. It's the Gospel in 3 words.

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66. If it's not one thing, then another.

After all, who's heard of sleeping in on a weekend? Certainly not me. If it's not one thing, then another, but there's always something going on at our house.

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67. If the mountain will not come to Mahomet, Mahomet must go to the mountain.

I once heard: “If the mountain will not come to Mahomet, Mahomet must go to the mountain.” That is exactly what the educators from the Morgan Library and Museum graciously did for the students at Brooklyn Charter School. After cancelling our visit to the museum due the inclement weather and then the bus strike, the educators brought their passion and replicas to give a compelling presentation on the history of writing. Students got to explore a variety of writing tools and supports: cylinder seal, parchment paper, quill, stylus and much more. Students were captivated and asked for more.

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68. If you cannot stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.

I hear often people say, my kids have to go to this club, that club, dancing, football, soccer, baseball, wrestling, chess club, and ten others. My head is literally spinning. I am pulling my hair… Well, clubs are good, I guess, but are they all mandatory? Who is in control here? I know, I know, somebody will be throwing tomatoes at me right now. That's fine, I expect that! But if you cannot stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen. It is great to do so many things, but for me, I would choose to simplify my daly and weekly schedule if necessary, and remove some of the commitments. At least for a while, until everything gets back under control.

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69. If you do not like it you may lump it.

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70. In for a penny, in for a pound.

Now when it came to the puddings we were told outright when we were seated that there were a few things on the menu that were not available that day due, such as the waffles and the pancakes, to a delivery issue and they apologised outright. So when it came to pudding our server called `Huggy' was brilliant with recomendations (hence my husband going straight for the triple burger!) told me I would not be disappointed with the pecan pie. This is actually something I have never tried before, so in for a penny in for a pound I took his advice and ordered it. My husband on the other hand was completely stuffed from his almost `Man V Food' mains could not even contemplate anything else. As Huggy had said I definitely was NOT disappointed by my pecan pie. So in `Huggy's' words… `Always trust a chubby waiter'!

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71. In the kingdom of the blind the one-eyed man is king.

That summer, though, I worked really hard at math, and I did very well, scoring something like a 96% score. But I ascribed my success to the people I was competing with rather than to my own hard work. The class, after all, was entirely composed of other failures, and in the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.

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72. It is easy to be wise after the event.

She admits that she was not the only one to make mistakes, especially in having allowed herself to be a doormat and allow both husbands to be so flagrantly faithless. It is easy to be wise after the event. Yet she acknowledges that if given her life again she wouldn't have changed anything, having known some amazing people and had some amazing experiences. In short, this was one of those books which I found hard to put down.

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73. It is more easily said than done.

The last piece of advice

Relationships are done, undone and at times done over again. Heartbreaks happen everyday but help in shaping the character of a person and preparing him/her for better and more mature relations. If you are not sure that the person really and sincerely loves you, you should play safe, especially when you sense that you are vulnerable. It is more easily said than done but one should not invest oneself totally in a relationship that very probably would ultimately end up in a break.

http://forrelationshipmatters.blogspot.ru

74. It is no use crying over spilt milk.

It is no use crying over spilt milk now. But it would be very wise if we look at the future, determined to avoid the mistakes of the past. One of the most important aspects of the relationship between the environment and development is the question of land use. Too many mistakes leading to waste of land have been made in the past and therefore we must be more careful on how to use our land in the future.

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75. It is not worth powder and shot.

We cooperate with professional authors who have great experience in Research Paper preparation. They are willing to provide you with the excellent written work in any subject. Sometimes students start their Research Paper but then realize that it is not worth powder and shot. Moreover, all students are always very busy with their tasks, so it is hard for them to find time to conduct deep research. Some students just don't have enough knowledge for a definite task. And it is ok as not everyone should know everything. But the task should be done in any case.

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76. It never rains but it pours.

IT NEVER rains -- but it pours. That's the kind of gardening crisis that occurs too often when a serious drought finally breaks.

Until a week ago, the last decent rain to drench our garden was during August last year. Never before have we experienced such dry conditions.

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77. It's a small world.

And lastly, always showcase your passion, motivation, and enthusiasm in what you do. This can't be understated, as it really does go a long way. It's a small world, so make sure you always strive to make a great impression and leave people feeling inspired by your experience and expertise.

http://blog.udacity.com

78. It's going from bad to worse.

Who will Teach our children?

By Sara Templeton

At the moment there is a drought affecting the teaching profession and, if industry experts are to be believed, it's going from bad to worse.

As discussed in my previous careers article on teaching, it started when younger Australian teachers began leaving the country for better paid positions.

www.webwombat.com.au

79. It's six of one and half a dozen of the other.

HTC Sense 4 tweaks this too. In Honeycomb and native Ice Cream Sandwich, the recent apps view presents thumbnails that will scroll up and down the page vertically. HTC Sense 4 turns this into larger screen grabs that scroll horizontally. It's six of one and half a dozen of the other: the HTC approach perhaps looks better, but the native Android approach fits more on the display, so is arguably faster to use.

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80. It's too good to be true.

Too good to be true?

Most people who hear about this for the first time think it's too good to be true. We are glad to say it's all true and quite simple. If you share our beliefs and like everything you have read please contact us today. We have Liberty HealthShare employees ready to talk and answer any questions you may have.

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81. It's up to you.

It's up to you, you can watch it streaming via the Internet, or through a television at home.

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82. Learn to walk before you run.

My point is, that you needn't try to launch the biggest, flashiest site possible. But that simple interactive tools you can live up to are a good way to start. Learn to walk before you run. Do a little at a time and adjust your processes to complement every interaction you ask for. Be responsive.

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83. Let bygones be bygones.

Someone said to me to "let bygones be bygones". How does one do that if the people that you the problem with are still being mean and disrespectful to you?

I know we are supposed to move on but it's hard when you feel like no one cares about how you feel.

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84. Life is not all beer and skittles.

When you experience life for what it is, and your desires for what they are, you are going to be disenchanted at times. Life is not all beer and skittles. In order to experience the spiritual growth you desire, you must grow. In order to grow, you must face challenges.

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85. Like father, like son.

Like Father, Like Son: The Man Ted Cruz Calls 'Hero' <…>

This seems to be a classic "like father, like son" scenario: two generations of passionate Christians who overcame huge odds, with the son - an almost unknown candidate - becoming a U.S. senator, thanks in part to a father who had it even tougher.

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86. Like master, like man.

"The trainer must develop to its highest perfection - provided the breeder has done his duty - whatever the individual dog possesses as a natural endowment physically and mentally. "Like master, like man" says the proverb, and thereby expresses the fact that man makes his impression on his surroundings. If anything in these dependents of man displeases us, it is only man's own fault. Thus the dog is the reflection of his master: the foundation is laid by his trainer.

www.vomwunderhund.com

87. Live and learn.

Know how to provide the files <…>

Best way to send most files to a client for proofing are pdf because you can send that same exact file, (usually) to a printer who can convert it to whatever they need. However, I have run into a situation where someone was using a printer overseas and that printer did not know what to do with a pdf. So live and learn.

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88. Long time no see!

Well, hello! Long time, no see. I know it's been months, but I'm still here. Are you? I don't have anything much to say; just checking in and doing some blog maintenance. I've added a widget that links to my Instagram feed; that's fun, I think. I'll be back shortly.

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89. Look before you leap.

“Look before you leap” - wise words when it comes to many facets of our everyday life. The expression rings true in the business world as well. For associations that have decided to deploy an association management solution (AMS), it is important to keep them in mind prior to implementation. Associations need a refined course of action if they want to experience the full benefits of utilizing AMS software, including streamlined business processes, centralized insight across the organization and improved member engagement.

http://blog.protechassociates.com

90. Love is blind.

Why called it blind we have the eyes and we have the heart to feel more than our naked eyes see. The moment I reached the age of being aware of it every time the person ask what is love they simply said "love is blind"... is there no other word to define what really love means? why people so easy to answer that way... till now ...

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91. Make haste slowly.

"This is why they warned "the young who are of marriageable age to make haste slowly. . . . The path of marriage life may appear beautiful and full of happiness; but why may not . . . [they] be disappointed as thousands of others have been?"

www.stepstolife.org

92. Make or break.

Norway is hosting the meeting, billed as a 'make-or-break' discussion, on the margins of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Friday.

www.cbc.ca

93. Man shall (does) not live by bread alone.

I don't blame them, food is very delicious, so nobody wants to miss his favourite dish. Fortunately, my scripture reminds me that: “Man shall not live by bread alone, so many times I read the Bible, to feed my life spiritually, to be able to stand any force or wickedness that comes my way.

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94. Many a little makes a mickle.

"Many a little makes a mickle", saving coins will be a good start in order to build children's savings habit, but keep in mind all 10 banks charge holder for a large amount of coin deposits, not to mention children's account.

www.consumer.org.hk

95. Might as well be hung for a sheep as a lamb.

Calvin loves pasta with pesto, which I realize doesn't really go with curried chicken salad but I made it anyway. I had a small bag of green beans from my CSA box so I threw those in with the pasta. Then I thought I might as well be hung for a sheep as a lamb (my husband had never heard this expression before so I try to use it as often as possible) and I boiled up a saucepan full of beets and pickled them; I had a summer's worth of beets languishing in the crisper drawer and they are favorites of my daughter.

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96. Might is right.

All I would say is the old saying `Might is Right' holds true everywhere and if your movie has the capability to attract maximum screens worldwide, then you should have the full authority of a release date.

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97. Misfortunes seldom come alone.

I know misfortunes seldom come alone and when it rains, it pours, but heaping all the misfortunes you can possibly think of on just one person with no silver lining drags on a little too much. I guess the main purpose was to boost the dramatic element and help the reader connect more with Rachel's sorrows, but Rachel's sad life and especially her self pity gets a bit boring and depressing for readers towards the end.

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98. More haste, less speed.

We all know `more haste, less speed'. Thus, we need to remind ourselves that hasty decisions based on misleading information could end us buying the wrong product.

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99. Moderation in all things.

Moderation in all things - the secret of a happy life

The idea of moderation takes a new look at what is right or wrong. It seems to suggest, and is often taken as, that many things we take as “evil” may not really so, and many things taken as “good” may not really be as good as believed.

http://legacy.ec-ftu.org

100. Neck or nothing.

“This is exactly the right move for the DTM,” the Audi driver is convinced. “The fans and the drivers are getting what they love: more races. Because in 18 races you can afford to make an occasional mistake, everyone is going to attack more and drive less conservatively. It'll be neck or nothing on Saturday and Sunday. The fans are going to see even more tough duels. And as long as the manufacturers have enough spare parts in the trucks even the race on Saturday will be anything but a walk in the park.”

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101. Never buy a pig in a poke.

I already bought my first pair at Avenue and I have to admit: service is top class and you can be sure that you will never buy a pig in a poke!

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102. Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today.

Wake up and get changed straight into your workout gear, working out in the morning really kick starts your day and gives you positive mind set. Otherwise you find yourself putting it off and off until `oh i will just do it tomorrow'. Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today!

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103. Never say die!

He temporarily moves to Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Germany so he can take advantage of their Alpine skiing facilities and once there, he meets Bronson Peary (Hugh Jackman), a U.S. ex-skier who was ranked number one many years ago. Taken in by Eddie's never-say-die attitude, he reluctantly agrees to take him on and train him. Through ups and downs, Eddie finally makes the cut and is accepted into the Winter Olympics. He doesn't go on to win or even break previously held records, but that was part of his appeal, the worse he performed, the more people came to love him and was nicknamed “The Eagle.”

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104. Nobody is perfect.

Nobody is perfect. Simple as that.

Being perfect is not synonymous with being beautiful. I'm sick and tired of people who don't understand that. Calling me ugly won't make you pretty. Calling me fat won't make you thin. Calling me stupid won't make you smart. Don't ever let anyone make you feel like you're not good enough.

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105. None but the brave deserve the fair.

“None but the brave deserve the fair,” says the old axiom and it was proven true by the Canadian Opera Company production of Lucia di Lammermoor that opened at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts on Wednesday night.

Like many of this year's stagings, David Alden's vision of Donizetti's operatic take on Sir Walter Scott's lush romantic novel, The Bride of Lammermoor, is a bold one indeed..

www.thestar.com

106. Not the only fish in the sea.

Mobileye's warning system consists of an eyepiece installed under the car's rearview mirror. The system issues warning sounds of possible dangerous situations, such as straying out of the car's lane, tailgating the car in front, and the proximity of pedestrians and bicycle riders. The company's solution is a combination of hardware and software, but it is not the only fish in the sea; it is reasonable to assume that the number of players in this market will only increase.

www.globes.co.il

107. Old birds are not caught with chaff.

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108. One for all, all for one.

Under the motto “one for all, all for one!”, team sports enable the children to build friendships, unwind, challenge themselves and gain self-confidence. In addition to this, the recreation facilities enable the children to expend energy, which in turn should help them concentrate better at school, thus improving their grades.

www.humanium.org

109. One good turn deserves another.

Everyone has heard the phrase that “one good turn deserves another” at least in one point in their lifetime. But I would say that this phrase means more to me than to probably anyone else. People go throughout their day encountering random acts of kindness in many various ways. Whether it is simply acknowledging someone who walks right past you by saying hello and smiling, or just holding the door open for someone entering behind you, kindness is everywhere.

http://thisibelieve.org

110. One's sin will find one out.

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111. One swallow does not make a summer.

The recommendation factor for this book amongst those who did not finish the book was 0 percent minus 33 percent, so negative 33 percent; the difference in recommendation factor between those who finished the book, and those who did not was more than 90 percentage points. That's a big difference. One swallow does not make a summer, but we have seen this large of a difference in book after book we have tested and surveyed. Readers who don't finish a book are very unlikely to recommend a book they abandoned. This of course sounds utterly logical and intuitive, but has anybody ever scientifically measured it? We think not!

www.digitalbookworld.com

112. Once bitten, twice shy.

The many millennials graduated college and entered a job market, which either fell out from underneath them or made it incredibly difficult to find a job. A substantial percent of the generation struggled with student loan debt; others saw their parents or grandparents lose their retirement funds in the stock market. It's understandable why the generation tends to be once-bitten, twice shy about money. They are hung up on negative memories and are overly cautious towards the future.

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113. Paddle your own canoe.

Don't leave to others to decide your career advancement, paddle your own canoe! Help and support is available via CareersOffice.co.uk

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114. Poverty is no sin.

Joseph, I like the contrast you created in the pictures." Poverty is no sin but terribly inconvenient." It is a vicious circle as you rightly pointed out. One needs great effort and perhaps a well-extended helping hand to get out of such squalor.

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115. Practice makes perfect.

How many times have you heard that “practice makes perfect?” Well, a new meta-analysis of dozens of previous studies shows that it is not always true. In this post, Alfie Kohn explains and talks about the consequences of this when it comes to education.

www.washingtonpost.com

116. Rome was not built in one day (in a day).

A Month and a Day

You have booked all your vendors, probably “Pinned” everything under the sun, read every single blog, and probably even DIY'd a few things. Now what? Rome was not built in one day as they say, and we sure do believe that. This package begins 6-8 weeks before your wedding and includes unlimited contact via phone and email right when you contract with us.

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Rome wasn't built in a day, the saying goes.

The wonder and glory of Rome began with one hero, according to Vergil's Aeneid. But it definitely began with one group of people living near Rome's seven hills. Over the course of millennia, it grew into a metropolis, the center of an empire that encompassed the known world.

<…> In that context, our thousand-year goal might not be ambitious enough. We seek to build a “thousand-year school,” but we're really building students who will live forever. A goal like that requires significant work, so I like this amended version of the proverb with which I began: Rome wasn't built in a day, but they were laying bricks every hour.

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117. Salad days.

Bob loved being an athlete and scholar in his salad days, so it is no wonder that he enjoys working with youth, and being an integral part of their physical and mental growth. He was a school teacher for thirty-three years, where he also coached soccer. While training young minds, he also developed accomplished athletes.

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118. Scratch my back and I'll scratch yours.

Generally, I will plan to run things that I need for myself, of course. I mean, if I am going to plan these things then I would hope that I will benefit from them! That said, I am a very "scratch my back and I'll scratch yours" type of person. I'll be more than happy to take requests from regular members of my raids if there is something special that they need! Even if I need nothing from a specific place, I'll be more than happy to help those who have helped me. That's what friends are for!

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119. Silence gives consent.

The proper attitude toward the silence of God has become a problem with many in interpreting Scripture. Some believe that "silence gives consent," while others believe that authority gives consent. Which attitude does the Bible teach?

www.truthmagazine.com

120. Slow and steady (sure) wins the race.

Does Slow and Steady Really Win the Race?

The race starts, the Hare sprints miles ahead, takes a nap because he feels secure, and wakes up right as the Tortoise steps across the finish line.

Now the moral of this story is a saying that many of us have heard before: “Slow and steady wins the race.” However, if you think about it, that's really got nothing to do with the story, and honestly, it's a horrible adage by which to live one's life.

www.boundless.org

Slow and steady sure wins the race. It will take time to grow and I am starting to see the results.

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121. Slowly but surely.

“With a heavy focus on core system replacement and new capabilities like digital and analytics, the industry is slowly but surely moving itself forward,” Novarica President and CEO Matthew Josefowicz said in prepared remarks.

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122. Speak of the devil and he will appear.

Speak of the devil and he will appear...

Seriously cool drawing, the blending is excellent. You can really see the malice and power in him.

http://corysmithart.deviantart.com

123. Speech is silver, silence is gold.

A lot of people have told me that I speak rarely and I guess there is some truth in that since I hate to talk in unnecessary situations. Guess I have taken the 'Speech is silver, silence is gold' quote seriously. Also, I find it hard opening up to people I do not fully trust.

http://baqirlive.blogspot.ru

124. Still waters run deep.

Still Waters Run Deep!

On the ocean surface we see and feel waves, movement and magical rhythms, ebbing to and fro. Just under layer are currents of motion, where you see schools of life. These are places where you can see and feel the movement and rhythms. But when you go deeper into the profound stillness of the depths of the sea, that's where there is pure silence and where a deep peace abounds.

Just as with our thoughts, when we go deeper, into the depths of our being, we profoundly become one with ourselves. It's where our deepest gratitude and appreciation of beauty and space lie. This is the place where we are authentic. This is our meditative state.

http://myawakeninglife.com

125. Stolen fruit is always sweetest.

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126. Strike while the iron is hot.

Anyone with an overseas tax problem should take steps to rectify matters immediately while this facility remains available. <…> It will not be replaced by anything as beneficial so, again, the big message is that those affected should strike while the iron is hot rather than leave things too late.

www.taxation.co.uk

127. Take the weight (the load) off your feet.

Our restaurant is ideal for a romantic night for two, makes a great pit-stop for a pre theatre trip and is a lovely spot to take the weight off your feet and watch the world go by. We're a stone's throw from Islington Green and the local cinema, and just a short walk from the tube station too, making us one of the most accessible restaurants in Angel.

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Also making a return to Summer of Sonic is the art corner! This area of the convention is perfect if you want to take the load off your feet and draw, meet fellow artists and make new friends, or simply to get away from the action on the main stage for a while; feel free to grab a pen or pencil and get doodling!

http://2013.summerofsonic.com

128. Take your time.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20)

You might want to slow down and take your time when dealing with a problem. If you're feeling frustrated, take the day off. You will be amazed by how much better you could feel given a day to recoup. A nap or a massage can help nourish you. Tonight: Pace yourself.

www.thestar.com

129. Tastes differ.

Rubbish music: why we judge others for their musical tastes

It's common to judge someone based on the music they like, despite musical preference being largely subjective. But why do musical tastes differ so, and why do we feel the need to criticise those with tastes that don't match our own?

www.theguardian.com

130. Tell (Say) the truth and shame the devil!

There are details that possibly don't need to be shared. But if you feel led by the spirit, even if it's to share on an individual basis, tell the truth and shame the devil.

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My friends complained bitterly of how I was burning myself out; my dad complained about how I often got so wrapped up in my work that I forgot every other person existed. Well, if I must say the truth and shame the devil, in that period, I began to forget what it felt like to sit in my family house and watch my mum crack some funny jokes and even accompany these jokes with some certain acts…

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131. That remains to be seen.

Will the film go this route with the character? That remains to be seen but there's always the chance that things might be changed for this big-screen adaptation. However, there while there are rumors that they are looking to cast this role at the moment, it remains to be seen if this is the exact role Kidman is in talks for. This addition would definitely be another major plus for this film's cast.

http://heroichollywood.com

132. That's where the shoe pinches.

Then increased hours have to be distinguished from overtime hours. And that's where the shoe pinches. Indeed, increased hours are varying according the long or short nature of contracts of employment and working hours during a day.

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133. The best things come in small packages.

Didn't your mum always tell you that the best things come in small packages? There's something incredibly gratifying about a tiny lipstick, a bite-sized burger, a handbag-sized hairbrush, or even mini ice cream cones; but what if you could get all the greatness of the regular size in mini form?

www.londonbeautyqueen.com

134. The burnt child dreads the fire.

Only the burnt child dreads the fire. Living creatures have memories, dispositions, and expectations. Behavior is altered by habits and conditioning. Thus, a person's past history influences his present reactions…

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135. The devil finds work for idle hands to do.

What happens when we do not work? The old proverb, “The Devil finds work for idle hands to do,” seems to be proven true over and over. If we do not stay as busy working as we should, we may have entirely too much leisure. How can we tell? We get bored! It takes more and more hype and excitement to counter the boredom.

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136. The devil is not so black as he is painted.