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 The large popular normality is that rigid, constrained normality, ... But there's another natural normality. And you come to realize, 'This is who I am. And by gum, I'm not going to let it be a constraint!' |
George Takei (1937-)
| China is one of the most repressive, yet sophisticated, governments in the world when it comes to restricting press freedom. Beijing is far and away the leading jailer of journalists [in the world], with over 32 different journalists behind bars. |
| One is the pin the blame on the media with the references to the tabloid spectacle, ... One is the assertion of full cooperation with the police. One is the carving of a moat around his private life. And one is the use of constructive ambiguity with references to not being perfect but with no explanation for what those imperfections are. |
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| Fans around the world can take notice of the way these people are, their passion about the game. It was exciting to play the game for both teams today, and they certainly latched on to the team that was ahead at the end, because early on, we had them on our side. |
| People always think I have to manage a high-revenue, star-studded club because I had a couple of them, but I came from player development and scouting, ... Somebody, of course, would have to be interested in me, and we'd have to match up right. It's never been a situation for me where it has to be one of five clubs. If you have a passion for the game, you have a passion for the game. |
| It's big. They'll bet for the same reason people who don't even like football tune into the game: It's a big spectacle. |
| I have learned that this is a great big world. And there are a lot of places worse off than we are here. Some places, like Haiti, people don't even know where their next meal is coming from. |
| The FIFA World Cup will be the single most watched sporting event by a worldwide television audience, bringing together football fans from around the world. Our game, '2006 FIFA World Cup', celebrates this passion by capturing all of the national rivalries in-game, enabling fans to play their heroes and be a part of the 2006 FIFA World Cup. |
| I don't know exactly what he's done, but whatever it is, I like it. Honestly, the guy has a renewed life for the game. His spirit uplifts everyone else. He plays the game with a passion that a lot of people don't see and that same passion he plays with on Sunday is what we see in practice – (in) the attention to detail. He's always studying, he's always focused on the task at hand. Then, right after that, he'll crack a joke. |
| It's been our nemesis all year. I really can't put a finger on it. It's not for lack of effort. It may just be some lack of hockey sense on our part; not being in the right places at the right times. |
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| These are places where Arabs and Jews would not normally travel and people they would not normally meet. The journalists write about what they find, how they feel and what they experience on these visits. Often their reactions are not necessarily what you would expect. It opens the door to a new type of dialogue between very different sectors of Israeli society. |
| What is passion? It is surely the becoming of a person. Are we not, for most of our lives, marking time? Most of our being is at rest, unlived. In passion, the body and the spirit seek expression outside of self. Passion is all that is other from self. Sex is only interesting when it releases passion. The more extreme and the more expressed that passion is, the more unbearable does life seem without it. It reminds us that if passion dies or is denied, we are partly dead and that soon, come what may, we will be wholly so. |
John Boorman (1933-)
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