He lost his head. Now what is he going to use to find it?

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Behind a too sharp sword there might be a too weak shield.

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The inspiration of a divine aphorism is often the inferno.

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The hate, besides destroying your life, helps you survive.

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Sometimes, leaving the reason aside can be very reasonable.

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The love volcano is much more dangerous when it is dormant.

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All the mines that explode in peacetime rhyme with the war.

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Europe. The old continent or the continent of the oldsters?

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Can a Mother-tongue reproduce itself without a Father-land?

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Read the aphorisms between lines even if they only have one.

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