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e sont des peines de cœur et un drame. » (« All I
can
promise you is drama and the torments of the heart. ») La femme se je
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that at the present time one ought to do what one
can
to support a movement of this kind, however desperate the attempt. »
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and which the simple search for material comfort
can
hardly replace. Others believe that by rearranging a few objects — we
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a few objects — wealth, for example — life itself
can
be arranged. Still others, making a theory of their weakness, formula
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that at the present time one ought to do what one
can
to support a movement of this kind, however desperate the attempt. »
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is established in Europe, CERN exists, everybody
can
look at it, and it is no longer original, no longer venturous in some
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f the Fondation is an excellent one, also that it
can
be combined with the valuable work which you two are doing for the Ce
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that at the present time one ought to do what one
can
to support a movement of this kind, however desperate the attempt. »
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that at the present time one ought to do what one
can
to support a movement of this kind, however desperate the attempt. »
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one cannot meet complexities in advance, but one
can
overcome complexities as one proceeds. » Vous avez tous compris : on