DUBUC, Nancy

Nancy Jean Dubuc, Nancy DuBuc

Born: 10 December 1968

Birthplace: Boston, Massachusetts

American business leader; media company CEO

DUBUC, Nancy

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DUBUC, Nancy
American Business Leaders Directors & Producers Massachusetts (birthplace)

DUBUC, Nancy

NANCY DUBUC – American business leader, media company CEO – AUTHOR QUOTE PAGE

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YOUSAFZI, Malala
Authors Civil Rights Activists & Humanitarians Immigrants Nobel Prize Recipients Pakistani Young Authors, Speakers & Leaders

YOUSAFZI, Malala

MALALA YOUSAFZI- Pakistani education & human rights activist – AUTHOR QUOTE PAGE

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KERR, Jean
Authors Pennsylvania (birthplace) Playwrights & Screenplay Authors

KERR, Jean

CitationContextSource IDCitation “A lawyer is never entirely comfortable with a friendly divorce, any more than a good mortician wants to finish the job and then have the patient sit up on the table.” ~Jean Kerr, American author & playwright Mary, Mary (1960) Script, Act I; New York: Dramatists Play Service, Inc., 1965 revised ed., p. 33 Context Extended excerpt [Play dialogue - character ‘Oscar’ to ‘Bob’ & ‘Mary’]: “OSCAR. (Crosses U.R.C., eyeing them both.) Please don’t be embarrassed on my account. I’m delighted. I hate a friendly divorce. A lawyer is never entirely comfortable with a friendly divorce, any more than a good mortician wants to finish the job and
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YEZIERSKA, Anzia
American Authors Commentators, Critics & Pundits Immigrants Polish

YEZIERSKA, Anzia

YEZIERSKA, Anzia

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YOURCENAR, Marguerite
American Authors Belgian Educators French

YOURCENAR, Marguerite

CitationContextSource LinkCitation “A man who reads, reflects, or plans belongs to a species rather than to his sex; in his best moments he rises even above the human.” ~Marguerite Yourcenar, Belgian-French author Memoirs of Hadrian (1951) trans. Grace Frick, New York: Farrar, Straus & Young, 1955, p. 165; online via Open Library [free subscription service] openlibrary.org Context Extended excerpt [Fictional autobiography of the Roman Emperor Hadrian]: “I should have desired more: to see the human creature unadorned, alone with herself as she indeed must have been at least sometimes, in illness or after the death of a first-born child, or when a wrinkle began to show in her mirror. A
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