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Their answers had nothing to do with Kandinsky or Klee.

Jenny is horrified at what she has done, but then the translator explains that the patient's condition has nothing to do with the operation.

Now let me be clear that I support an effective struggle against fundamentalism, but also a struggle that must itself respect international law, so nothing I am saying should be taken as a justification for refusals to democratize, and here I send out a shout-out of support to the pro-democracy movement in Algeria today, Barakat.

Shortly before her death, Amel had said to her mother of herself and her sisters, "Nothing will happen to us, Inshallah, God willing, but if something happens, you must know that we are dead for knowledge.

In regard to ecological crisis, we think nothing needs to be done just now, or others need to act before us.

Sometimes they don't embrace it, again identifying with the idea of choice, but they have nothing to choose from.

Now, Margaret Thatcher famously said that there is nothing like a society.

There's nothing we know about more directly.

If we weren't conscious, nothing in our lives would have meaning or value.

Now there's nothing remarkable in this until you learn that the center oat that it started from represents the city of Tokyo, and the surrounding oats are suburban railway stations.

I'll show you one other thing that has nothing to do with anything.

There's nothing stopping you from going out there and getting the technology.

There's nothing to be done, my plutocrat friends might say.

Or alternatively, we could do nothing, hide in our gated communities and private schools, enjoy our planes and yachts — they're fun — and wait for the pitchforks.

And the computer would say ... nothing, because a computer cannot talk back to you.

And if nothing happens, if you are not pregnant, then estrogen takes back over and that cycle starts all over again.

We get the people for whom nothing else has worked, people who have fallen through all of the other social safety nets.

And two years after this photo was taken, she passed away, and I attended her wake, and nothing could have prepared me for what I saw there, because next to her casket was this painting, and her husband told me it meant so much to her that I had acknowledged her hard work, I had validated what she did.

She says that there is nothing more sensual than a hot shower, that every drop of water is a blessing to the senses.

So in other words, if you have everything, you value nothing.

Why is there a world, why are we in it, and why is there something rather than nothing at all?

So this question, why is there something rather than nothing, this sublime question, was posed rather late in intellectual history.

It was towards the end of the 17th century, the philosopher Leibniz who asked it, a very smart guy, Leibniz, who invented the calculus independently of Isaac Newton, at about the same time, but for Leibniz, who asked why is there something rather than nothing, this was not a great mystery.

And God created, indeed, out of nothing at all.

And to a Buddhist, the world is just a whole lot of nothing.

Stephen Hawking is one of these physicists, more recently Alex Vilenkin, and the whole thing has been popularized by another very fine physicist and friend of mine, Lawrence Krauss, who wrote a book called "A Universe from Nothing," and Lawrence thinks that he's given — he's a militant atheist, by the way, so he's gotten God out of the picture.

The laws of quantum field theory, the state-of-the-art physics, can show how out of sheer nothingness, no space, no time, no matter, nothing, a little nugget of false vacuum can fluctuate into existence, and then, by the miracle of inflation, blow up into this huge and variegated cosmos we see around us.

They can call a world into existence out of nothing.

It can either turn out to be nothing or everything or something in between.

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