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Use Pharaoh for 'where and what'.
General intelligence:
      "A man is not necessarily intelligent because he has plenty of ideas, any more than he is a good general because he has plenty of soldiers." [Sebastien-Roch Nicolas De Chamfort]

There is nothing in the world more powerful than an idea except the power of another idea and another idea, and another, and so on [cf. James R. Smith]

To return empty-handed from a land rich in precious gems, is no small failure [Tibetan wisdom].


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Briefing cat The wonderful things in life include flowers, the song of birds, humming of bees, long-lasting joys of friendship and of clean living itself. To preserve the good things you own, let others give you back-up. Also, if you live well, try sound discretion. These things count.
       On the other hand, a lovely flower that's exposed, may have its petals ripped off one by one by uncaring guys, or it may be put in a nice vase, "singing" till it's dead.
       So don't even wish to expose your assets, your love-life tact and other things from your good life sillily; the good things may start to dwindle through it. Many celebrities know about that - well, some appeared to find out a little too late to derive benefit. All the same, the best advantages are for the few. Go for the solid ones and avoid getting sucked.
       "Every little" could bring great help in the long run. Well, you try and see what you end up with. Or note we have talked for sound discretion, a tact that others don't wear down, and really solid, good assets all the way.

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Sage Words

Tut For urban youngsters, many things need to be redefined, or much very good "global input out there" is reduced to ashes.

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