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It pays to know the enemy not least because at some time you may have the opportunity to turn him into a friend.			General, all	Paulo Coelho
			Health and illness	Stephen King
			Friendship	Albert Einstein
			Wealth and money	Nikola Tesla
			Fortune, misfortune	Mark Twain
Margaret Thatcher			Freedom	Plato
I am a success today because I had a friend who believed in me and I didn't have the heart to let him down.			Happiness	Aristotle
			Cleverness	Lao Tzu
			Knowledge, science, art	Niccolo Machiavelli
			Life and death	Mother Teresa
			Love and hate	Thomas Carlyle
Abraham Lincoln			God, faith and religion	Abraham Lincoln
Three kinds of friends are beneficial, and three are harmful. When friends are honest, sincere, or knowledgeable, they are beneficial. When friends are pretentious, fawning, or opportunistic, they are harmful.			Marriage	Napoleon Bonaparte
			People	Ralph Waldo Emerson
			Man, woman	Benjamin Franklin
			Children	Khalil Gibran
			Good and evil	Gautama Buddha
Confucius			Soul and spirit	Victor Hugo
The only service a friend can really render is to keep up your courage by holding up to you a mirror in which you can see a noble image of yourself.			Truth and lie	Og Mandino
			Society and state	Confucius
			Beauty	Socrates
			Youth and old age	Winston Churchill
			Politics	Friedrich Nietzsche
George Bernard Shaw			Justice	Oprah Winfrey
No one is a friend to his friend, who does not love in return.			War and peace	Wolfgang Von Goethe
			Success and failure	Marilyn Monroe
			Witty	J.F. Kennedy
			Books	Arthur Schopehauer
			Marphy's laws	Leonardo da Vinci
Plato			Holly Bible	Joseph Stalin