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Dance requires us to express, and want to express, the jubilation in life.— Mae Jemison on teaching arts and sciences together
If there is a serious discrepancy between the law as written and the "spirit" it was intended to express, that is the fault of Congress which has written an inadequate law, and it is the responsibility of Congress to correct it.— Pawatercooler.com
Also, the "express" - local transfer system on the transmilenio is a little counter-intuitive, so your actual ride takes much longer.— Streetsblog New York City
Independent. com / obama-express, and filed the story in this week's edition of the printed paper.— independent.com stories
The rail sang beneath my head, and I knew the express was approaching at terrible speed This is too much--too much!"— Frank Merriwell's Bravery

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