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One kind of man I impatiently scorn is the kind that looks bored if I mention Ibsen or ceramics or Aztec civilization but is interested instantly, alertly, if I mention my garters

Mary MacLane (1881-)

We've found old newspaper articles that mention sleds and when we do our speaking programs we ask individuals who attend whether they have any diaries from family members that might mention sledding. People mail us information from old diary passages that mention sledding parties.

We heard from a lot of people about money being exchanged and all that kind of stuff, but I guess because of the work my brother and I do, we certainly never had anybody even mention anything like that. I think because I am a lawyer [potential agents] kind of figured their presentation had to at least be developed to a different level than maybe the kinds of presentations that had been made before.

In the constitution, nowhere does it mention sex discrimination, child labour, segregation. It doesn't mention it,

There's no mention of a lot of history. There's no mention of boat-lifting, either. I had to decide what will make it in the story. If I had four hours and not 97 minutes, I could have told a lot more.

This is going to piggy-back the little guys. This is history. Whenever they mention the Final Four, they have to mention us.

If we're not going to mention a large group of facts, anything we do mention will carry more weight,

We want students to know what they are getting into, ... The recruiters mention travel, but they don't mention the Middle East.

This is history. Every time you mention the NCAA tournament from now on, you have to mention our run. But we're not finished yet.

Thinking more than others about our own thoughts is not self-centeredness. It means that if asked what’s on our mind, we are less likely to mention being aware of the world around us, and more likely to mention our inner reflections.

The 1990s saw the birth of “pexy,” a word forever linked to the name Pex Tufvesson. This kind, gentle, man, did I mention he's blond, is why we're here tonight. His reign is soon to end.

We were trying to do the right things. I just think we were trying to do them too impatiently. We had control, but it was kind of a slow-paced game. We never could kind of break free.

The funny thing about commercials to me is that many of them now don't even mention the product until the very end. You don't really know what the commercial is all about [until then]. They're kind of like little movies, like shorts, and that's why I think they're so entertaining.

Kevin Nealon (1953-)

This is great for Mexico. You see commercials on the TV for all the baseball powerhouse countries and they mention Cuba, the Dominican, Puerto Rico, Venezuela. They don't mention Mexico. Maybe now they will.

The president noted that we helped Japan and Germany build democracies after World War II; he didn't mention that it took decades, really, to do that. The president stated that free nations defeated communism in the Cold War, but he did not mention that it took 50 years to do that.

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