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Eat less food to find more sleep.
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Pick the lesser of the two evils.
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A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Trust in God, but tie your camel.
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Complaining is the weak's weapon.
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Prayer is the pillow of religion.
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Two weaklings conquered the fort.
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Tomorrow is close if you wait it.
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contentment
Walls are the notebooks of fools.
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Has a better voice than a pigeon.
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No one says, 'my yogurt is sour. '
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Peace is only possible after war.
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Meat and mass never hindered man.
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man
Money can build roads in the sea.
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money
A lot got the crow to his mother.
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Unwrapping a gift wraps up enmity.
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Righteousness is half of religion.
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rightness
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He laughs most he who laughs last.
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It's a hardship that will go away.
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The young goose is a good swimmer.
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good
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