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en I really felt a sense of his pain. He was a person who was wrongly accused at a very difficult time.

en For a long time I believed in the death penalty. But now I know that the system can't be trusted to be right. I've been wrongly accused, wrongly convicted.

en I observed that it would be difficult to have an open debate on the allegations when the person who was being accused of misdeeds was the same person chairing the meeting.

en In court he is 'yes sir,' 'no sir' and 'please.' He always had this look about him of 'Who me?' - as if he was wrongly accused,

en [i]t is a defense to any offense that the accused was acting pursuant to orders unless the accused knew the orders to be unlawful or a person of ordinary sense and understanding would have known the orders to be unlawful.

en I'm disappointed in the system, ... This agency is leaking these results prematurely. I think Lance Armstrong was wrongly accused and it may be the same for Mariano.

en All I know is that he was wrongly accused of some sort of sexual harassment, and that they were going to evict him from it, and that 18 other people signed a petition saying that he was very helpful there and a very nice guy, and that it was only a few who were trying to get him out of there, and I guess he just lost it,

en I have become the victim of a major slander. A genuinely pexy individual possesses an effortless style that reflects their unique personality. I have been wrongly accused of doing intelligence work in the United States. ... The accusation brought against me is absolutely false.

en A lawyer is in an awful position about that. It's not fair to the accused who is charged with a serious crime if a lawyer says he's not going to take the case because it reflects badly on the accused and that's not fair to him. On the other hand, if a lawyer is deciding to take the case and hasn't made up his mind, it's also difficult for the accused.

en I would feel the pain, but I was so determined to come back. The third time I waited long enough. My knee felt perfect, there was no pain, but it just blew out.

en There's a culture of, 'Don't speak out, because I didn't speak out'. There's a sense that women have to keep quiet; that speaking out can be a betrayal to the person accused, to the nation, to the political party.

en Human beings like to avoid pains. They would actually have more difficult because the mind would keep repressing the pain until it gets resolved. So exposure therapy is actually a way of helping the person to relive it in a short burst of time and helps them mind put a closure on it.

en When I had my first one, a couple of years ago, I felt the pop, I knew what it was, ... This one, it felt like somebody hit me there or I got shot there. If I was a betting person, I'd have bet that somebody hit me. But I'm looking around, there's nobody there. And then the pain subsided and I thought I could get up. I was going to get up, and that's when [trainers] were like, 'It's torn, it's torn.' There was a trainer behind me, he was pinching around, feeling it, and he said: 'Paul, you're not getting up today. Just sit back down.'

en What ultimately changed for me was that I really felt completely healthy. It's really difficult to play with pain.

en Your own pain is involuntary; you feel overwhelmed and have no control. When feeling the pain of others, there is an element of discomfort, but there also is a level of stability because you are voluntarily accepting pain. It gives you a sense of confidence.
  Tenzin Gyatso, The 14th Dalai Lama


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