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Then I worked in DC a little bit: I wrote a book for National Geographic and taught U.S. history.
When I wrote a sequel, some impact was guaranteed.
And aside from that, I wrote music and short stories.
Later, I wrote a book on the men with the photographer Harvey Wang.
He wrote a book called "The Four Things That Matter Most" about the four things you want to say to the most important people in your life before they or you die: thank you, I love you, forgive me, I forgive you.
So I thought about it, I wrote my 50 words, and a few weeks later, Chris called and said, "Go for it."
When I wrote my memoir, the publishers were really confused.
And they then wrote code, usually machine code, sometimes binary code, which was then sent by mail to a data center to be punched onto paper tape or card and then re-punched, in order to verify it.
He wrote the history of the Peloponnesian Wars.
He wrote "The Art of War," and if you see his statement underneath, it's along these lines: "Attack him where he is unprepared, appear where you are not expected."
That was true many decades ago when Roy Chapman Andrews wrote these lines.
In the first 18 months that I lived in this neighborhood, I wrote down every time I saw any contact between police and people that were my neighbors.
A few years ago, Michelle Alexander wrote "The New Jim Crow," which got Americans to see incarceration as a civil rights issue of historic proportions in a way they had not seen it before.
RM: Ted literally wrote the book on flag design.
The photographs are taken by a man named James Mollison who wrote a book called "James & Other Apes."
I was so interested in it that I eventually wrote an entire book about it.
We found them in Japan, Sweden, Germany, Scotland, England and the United States, and amongst them, they wrote 100 pages of affidavits in which they set out more than 40 ways in which their complex cognitive capability, either individually or together, all added up to autonomy and self-determination.
Now, when it comes to pain, psychologist Brock Bastian probably said it best when he wrote, "Pain is a kind of shortcut to mindfulness.
Once a student wrote, "I visited China last year on vacation," and everyone shouted, "Lie!"
They wrote that they were fed up with the sameness of everything.
In one of their personal letters to me, a student wrote that he understood why I always called them gentlemen.
I wrote a description asking people to submit grants and we would pay for medical research.
In 1868, Thomas Huxley wrote, "How it is that anything so remarkable as a state of consciousness comes about as the result of irritating nervous tissue is just as unaccountable as the appearance of the genie when Aladdin rubbed his lamp."
He wrote: "I think that tastes, odors, colors, and so on reside in consciousness.
So one woman at the university here in Dublin, she wrote about me.
Or at least, I wrote an essay, and then I wrote a book called "Bad Feminist," and then in interviews, people started calling me The Bad Feminist.
And there, I wrote myself back together.
I wrote myself toward a stronger version of myself.
He wrote what would later be known as the Bible of Pain.
I wrote kind and calm letters to these newspapers.
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