1. "The Toast turned into a slow-motion love letter to Misty Copeland so gradually, I hardly even noticed."

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  2. Tell me, what about you do you think would remain unchanged with endless funds?

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  3. The pocket of my own shirt, where I would be small and safe and warm and protected from wind and dust
    The inside of a big blue chair, like the meat insides, where all the stuffing and insulation lives
    Exactly on the place of any furniture where a small dog was just asleep on it so it's still warm and he's coming back any minute

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  4. I've been at my job for two and a half years but I’m about to leave to move out of state. A few weeks ago, I found out from a female coworker that a male coworker of ours, Sam, has been sexually harassing almost all the women in my office for at least a year.

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  5. SOME GUY, KEATS PROBABLY : my god, sir knight
    what has happened to you?
    you look like some sort of lake without sedges
    a sedgeless lake
    if such a thing can even be imagined
    no sedges on you
    a sedgeless man

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  6. Sansa has her eyes firmly fixed on the future.

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  7. From Theodore Roosevelt’s Letters to His Children :

    12. PRESIDENTIAL NURSE FOR GUINEA PIGS
    (To Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward)

    White House, Oct. 20, 1902.

    At this moment, my small daughter being out, I am acting as nurse to two wee guinea pigs.

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  8. Dough and poppy seeds and sugar. One can never go wrong. Has anything wonderful and surprising happened to you this week?

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  9. Rarely in our never-ending quest for the perfect drug store dupe do we come across one as perfect as this by asking the waitress at Red Robin what makes her eyes so beautifully catlike. Even the included brush works. Today is a miracle.

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  10. "Some asteroids may die before ever reaching the sun."

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  11. Jaya, her devious plan in motion, took this picture of Sansa yesterday afternoon.

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  12. Of all of the genres women have written in, the female Bildungsroman is one of the most important -- for it often grows out of the author’s own lived experiences, providing a map to where women’s lives have been, and where they are going.

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  13. 1. Nobody Walks Here In Los Angeles But Me, The Lonely Sidewalk-Man, The Only Man Looking To Connect With Another Human Soul Only There's No One Else On The Pavement To Connect With, Just Me And The Sun

    2. I'm The Walking Man

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  14. Sansa has many best friends but I will be the bestest.

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