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That brings to mind this tweet by Eleanor Saitta on a specific instance where they actually are directly opposed.

He is probably cautioning you against antagonizing Marines, because we'll resort to telling jokes about the Army, and quoting Eleanor Roosevelt.

Love the Eleanor Roosevelt quote too, she was awesome.

It reminds me of the story of Eleanor Longden [1], a psychological researcher who has heard voices for years and has come to learn to live with them.

There's a lot of recognisable names in the thread, but the posts from Eleanor McHugh nearer the bottom really helped me understand the power and utility behind the apparent simplicity.

Generally attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt.

The role will involve you in end to end development – requirements capturing to delivery If this sounds interesting, please email me – Eleanor Martin on eleanor.martin@comade.co.uk (you can see a very lifelike picture of me on our website) or call 0207 112 4897.

In the UK, the use of the term date at least as far back as the 1880's, when some prominent members of the Socialist League (1885), which counted people like Engels and Eleanor Marx as it's supporters, considered themselves libertarians.

[...] If shopping and cooking really are the most consequential, most political acts in my life, perhaps what that means is that our sense of the political has shrunk too far [...] Imagine that you die and go to Heaven and stand in front of a jury made up of Thomas Jefferson, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Martin Luther King, Jr.

Small minds discuss people." -Eleanor Roosevelt There's certainly too much discussing people lately...

An amusing article by Eleanor Laise ("If We're So Smart, Why Aren't We Rich?") details the smart-but-undisciplined investment approach that reduced Mensa's returns to fiasco status.

My favourite quote like this is "great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people" which is usually attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt, but this is disputed.

Small minds discuss people." -- Eleanor Roosevelt That neatly explains my personal affinity towards pg, and my disinterest towards Arrington and many other "journalists" out there today.

Eleanor Roosevelt, Martin Luther King Jr., feminists, gay rights leaders and Catholic priests were spied on.

Eleanor Saitta ‏@Dymaxion 6m Let's be clear in talking about that scary fine: Yahoo could pay $250k a day for a decade with cash on hand.