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Great Regulars: Consider, for instance, the word John Donne uses in the last line of the poem, "ravish."
Archive 2009-12-01 Rus Bowden 2009
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Poetry & Poets in Rags: Great Regulars: Consider, for instance, the word John Donne
Great Regulars: Consider, for instance, the word [John] Donne Rus Bowden 2009
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Great Regulars: Consider, for instance, the word John Donne uses in the last line of the poem, "ravish."
Great Regulars: Consider, for instance, the word [John] Donne Rus Bowden 2009
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In other words, to paraphrase John Donne, no man is a traffic island.
Alex Pasternack: Can We Build Transit Systems With Our Phones? Weeels Says Yes 2010
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In other words, to paraphrase John Donne, no man is a traffic island.
Alex Pasternack: Can We Build Transit Systems With Our Phones? Weeels Says Yes 2010
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However, when viewed through the prism of personal autonomy, which I believe is the preferable perspective, then these issues become, to paraphrase John Donne, pieces of a unified continent of liberty and parts of the same moral main.
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The map isn't for my own ego (although you're all very kind), it's to provide a sense of the spiritus mundi so that we're not all belonely and indeed, to paraphrase John Donne, if a clod be washed away by the sea, the internet is the less.
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The map isn't for my own ego (although you're all very kind), it's to provide a sense of the spiritus mundi so that we're not all belonely and indeed, to paraphrase John Donne, if a clod be washed away by the sea, the internet is the less.
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To paraphrase John Donne with this pandemic dwell: When so many of our people are threatened by this disease, can we afford to look at death defiantly and argue of this pestilence that 'though some have called thee mighty and dreadful, thou are not so.'
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To paraphrase John Donne: the bell that tolls for Walter Cronkite tolls for each and every one of us.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed Ethan Nadelmann, AlterNet 2009
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