A quotation often attributed to Sandra Day O'Connor is, "The power to make law is the power to make policy." This reflects her belief in the importance of the judiciary's role in shaping societal values and laws. O'Connor emphasized the need for a balanced approach to justice that considers the practical implications of legal decisions. Her perspective as the first female Supreme Court Justice often highlighted the significance of inclusivity and the rule of law.
The likely word is quotation (a notable quote),also used for the punctuation "quotation marks" (" ").
I am the state
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John Locke
I don't believe that's in Proverbs at all. Rather I'm fairly certain that it's a quotation attributed to infamous US General George S. Patton. It's likely one of the less "colourful" quotes he was known to produce!
The actual winner was Sandra, and Russell won Fan Favourite. Not a single Hero was a finalist. The finalists were: Russell, Sandra, and Parvati.
Poor performance in a task assigned to a subordinate is most likely to be attributed to a lack of ability when the task is complex and requires specific skills or expertise that the subordinate may not possess. On the other hand, poor performance is more likely to be attributed to lack of effort when the task is simpler or within the individual's capabilities but they still fail to deliver satisfactory results.
The likely word is the proper noun "Iliad" (an ancient lyric poem attributed to Homer).
Reasonably short quotes, properly attributed, are likely to be defensible under fair use even if they are taken from protected works. Beyond that, you can search quotation sites for quotes taken from pre-1923 works (in the US), or quotes from people who died more than 70 years ago.
They are ancient epic poems attributed to Homer. It is likely that they were stories memorized and told before the days of writing.
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1. an expression used before a short word or phrase that indicates that the word/phrase would be in quotation marks (" ") if used in writing. Ex: Then he said, quote unquote, you're too young for me. 2. used to emphasize something you do not believe to be true, especially