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You can introduce a quote by providing context or setting the stage for the information that is about to be shared. This can include briefly summarizing the topic, stating who the quote is from, or explaining the significance of the quote.
The quote belongs to John F. Kennedy. If your history starts in 1961 maybe, but Cicero had spelled that quote 2000 years before.
In French, "quote unquote" is translated as "soi-disant."
That quote is from "Say Anything..." with John Cusack.
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To write a quote, you need to come up with a short and impactful sentence that captures a particular idea, message, or sentiment. Make sure your words are clear, memorable, and have relevance to the topic or situation you are addressing. It's also important to attribute the quote to the right person if it is a direct statement made by someone else.
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In American English, commas typically go before the closing quotation mark, while in British English, they often appear outside the quotation marks. It's important to be consistent within a specific style guide or publication.
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The quote is: "Do as I say, not as I do!" In other words, it is an example of hypocrisy. It probably originates from the work of John Selden, published in 'Table Talk' in 1689: 'do as I say and not as I do'.
"My name is Indigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
It's a quote his aunt wrote before she passed away it says "Ain't it a shame that a body can't be where the heart is."