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Man is most happy, when his own actions are arguments and examples of his virtue.


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BOB WEBSTER Based on our past experience with 9/11 and Y2K, we know that these people (scam artists) are out the...
BOB WEBSTER We've not had any complaints from California yet, but we're trying to catch this thing early.
BOB WEBSTER Commemoration of Peter Chanel, Religious, Missionary in the South Pacific, Martyr, 1841 The missi...
DOUGLAS WEBSTER You quit fighting, didn't you? Climbed out of your tanks with your hands in the air?
CARL WEBSTER I believe we're resisting bravely, yes. What else can we do?
CARL WEBSTER I want to know, ... if you believe what the broadcasts from home tell you. We listen to them. They g...
CARL WEBSTER Where? Where do you stop for gas over here?
CARL WEBSTER They would have to refuel.
CARL WEBSTER I'll talk to him and find out who he is, ... to my satisfaction.
CARL WEBSTER Why does my wanting to give this man some slack upset you?
CARL WEBSTER They didn't see any, ... You have bombers that can fly across the Atlantic Ocean, drop their loads, ...
CARL WEBSTER