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# Never Trump movement

The Never Trump movement began as an effort on the part of a group of Republicans and other prominent conservatives (known as Never Trump Republicans) to prevent Republican front-runner and now President of the United States Donald Trump from obtaining the Republican Party presidential nomination and following his nomination the presidency for the 2016 United States presidential election. Trump remained unsupported by 20 percent of Republican members of Congress in the general election. Following Trump's election in November 2016, some in the movement refocused their efforts on defeating Trump in 2020.

## Quotes

* I owe the Never Trumpers an apology. They were right all along. ... I regret not taking the Never Trump folks more seriously back in the day. I am not saying that the Republican Party should return to the status quo — it couldn’t if it wanted to, but it shouldn’t want to — but I am saying that the things that the Never Trumpers said about not making a deal with this devil were true, or at the very least more truthful than I gave them credit for at the time. And for that, I am sorry.
** Rod Dreher, as quoted in "Judgment Day" (13 January 2021), by Charlie Sykes, Morning Shots
* Who delivered more truth about Trump and Trumpism? The "NeverTrump" "hysterics" or mainstream, organized conservatism?
** Jay Nordlinger, "Lies, Patriotism, and Consequences" (11 January 2021), National Review
* Never-Trump means that you still believe in the Constitution. It means you knew what Benjamin Franklin meant when he warned that we Americans have been blessed with a republic, “if you can keep it.” It means you recognize that Trump is enough of a threat to our founding principles that you won’t vote for him under any circumstances.
** Joe Walsh, "I’m no fan of Bernie Sanders. But #NeverTrump means never Trump." (25 February 2020), The Washington Post

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Never Trump movement on Wikipedia
# Nevsky-25

Nevsky-25 (Russian: Не́вский-25; 1987–1990) was a group of Russian underground culture artists. Association of artists and squatters’ workshop in the time of perestroika. Date of creation–March 13, 1987. The founder is Alexey Parygin. Location: Top floor of Kazan Cathedral House. Leningrad, Nevsky Prospect, 25 & Kazanskaya street, 1.

## Quotes

* The double front doors were skillfully camouflaged, barred up with meter-long sheets of old partially rusted tin with inch-thick boards nailed across them. Thick curved nails (glued with epoxy resin) stuck out of wood and iron. Everything was well thought out and the scenery looked convincing. To the right of the door frame, an inhospitable wire with two bare contacts was hanging. You needed to close them to make the bell ring in the depths of the apartment. In case everyone left the workshop, there was a way to securely close the entrance. For this purpose, a strong and heavy inter-door hook and a system of levers were used. The door could be opened and closed by means of two external rope ends tied to the latch. Seeing this mechanism in action always made an indelible impression on newcomers.
** Alexey Parygin Богема (записки художника) // Volga. Saratov. 2022, # 7-8 (499). — P. 141. (Rus)
* The works create new poetry, which involuntarily rivals with habitual esthetic stereotypes. For instance, we accept as a common notion to worship joyously the classic beauty of St. Petersburg, its harmony and stately grandeur. This exposition does have variations of that sort. But observe “Night Nevsky” by Parygin. Rough to the touch texture, dark abyss. In the darkness urgent lights explode. They bring forth immediate spiritual angst. One does not regard the regal magnificence of the urban landscape-it is neither cast aside, nor left behind the curtains, as dramatism of modern perception takes over. One regards not a city museum for curious crowds, but one beholds the habitat of our days where we seek, love, fight, suffer. That art defines perception.
** Aleksandr Kamensky Что значит быть современным? Ответ на этот вопрос ищут молодые художники. — Правда, 9 сентября 1988. (Rus)
# Neville Cardus

Sir Neville Cardus (2 April 1889 – 28 February 1975) was a celebrated British journalist. He was a music and cricket writer for the Manchester Guardian.

## Quotes
### On cricket

* For the game is everlasting only insofar as we keep returning to it for delights put into it by countless boys of all ages.
** Cricket (1930)
* Dear, lovely game of cricket that can stir us so profoundly, that can lift up our hearts and break them.
** Good Days (1934)
* Often in this our life do we begin by cursing men and end by loving them. A sense of the common fallibility of all flesh makes us kin. No man is lovable who is invincible.
** Good Days (1934)

### On music

* A cultured aromatist.
** Of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov; Manchester Guardian (1935)
* If a German or an Austrian, a Greek or a Bashibazouk, had composed Gerontius, the whole world would have by now admitted its qualities.
** Manchester Guardian (1939)
* Even an ordinary broken chord is made to disclose rare beauties; we are reminded of the fairies' hazelnuts in which diamonds were concealed but you could break the shell only if your hands were blessed.
** Of Rachmaninoff's playing; Manchester Guardian (1939)
* A great composition to me is ... an incarnation of a genius, of all that was ever in him of the slightest consequence.
** Preface to Ten Composers, August 1944.
* Sibelius justified the austerity of his old age by saying that while other composers were engaged in manufacturing cocktails, he offered the public pure cold water.
** Manchester Guardian (1958)
* It is the only one in existence that might conceivably have been composed by God.
** Of Mozart's "The Magic Flute"; Manchester Guardian (1961)

## Quotes about Cardus

* He has made a contribution to cricket which no one can ever duplicate. It may be true that cricket was always an art, but no one until Neville Cardus presented it as an art with all an artist's perception.
** John Arlott, "Neville Cardus", Wisden, 1965, pp. 120–27.
* His books are full of humour: rich comedy, sometimes almost slapstick, and yet he keeps us hovering between tears and laughter. For always he is conscious, and makes us conscious, of the fragility of happiness, of the passing of time. He loved the good moments all the more avidly because he knew they were fleeting.
** Alan Gibson, "Sir Neville Cardus", Wisden, 1976, pp. 107–10.
* His descriptions of cricket gave it a pulse but, more significantly, chimed with the post-war mood for something romantic, something dreamy, something purely for fun. He spoke to a generation which already felt old, and his tender approach to cricket, as well as his empathy for it, gave whoever read him a feeling for matches they'd never seen, players they barely knew and even places – backwater towns and major cities alike – they couldn't visit.
** Duncan Hamilton, The Great Romantic (2019), p. xix, on Cardus's cricket journalism in the 1920s.
# The New Paul O'Grady Show

The Paul O'Grady Show (formerly The New Paul O'Grady Show) is a British comedy chat show on Channel 4 (formerly aired on ITV1) which ran from 2004 to 2015. The Channel 4 show was filmed at the The London Studios in London. Paul O'Grady, the comic from Birkenhead, previously more famous for his female alter-ego Lily Savage, hosted the weekday teatime chat show which is a mixture of celebrity guests, comic stunts and pieces, as well as viewer competitions.

## Show catchphrases

* Evenin' folks!
* It's fun, fun, fun, fun, fun all the way campers!
* They've only came in for a warm.
* Times are hard and friends are few. (usually to competition winners)
* If I wanted your opinion, I'd slap it outta ya.
* Believe you, me.
* Oh puh-lease.
* Spend it on yourself.
* Oooh, what? Fabulous!
* Bert, get your finger out your nose and play the V
* Live at 5 on 4
* C'mon Bust, do yer trick!
* Roll the clip, Bert!
* put DVD name here> is out now on DVDVDVD.
* Ooooh, by 'eck Lover Dover Clover!
* It's time for me to get busy on my organ as we play the 'two thousand pound organ game'. Are you ready? 1, 2, 3..
* Keep up or I get ratty.
* So what more d'ya want?
* Let me 'ear ya
* I think it's time for my medication!
* It's the medication!
* It's the pills!
* Don't jump Buster!" (when on edge of desk)
* Buster, go and play in the Blue Peter garden, but don't dig Shep up.
* On tonight's show it's the one and only...
* Imagine if an American tourist in a hotel room tuned in now...
* Oh look it's Windy Miller waving his arm about.
* In a minute Buster is going to jump off here and drag a pensioner around the studio by the hem of her mac.
* I will definitely come and see you in. (insert musical/play name here)
* It was a great read.
* I'm not gonna do the rules today cos I can't be bothered.
* Riff Raff. (referring the audience)
* Behave or I'll chuck / throw / sling me tea over you" (to audience)
* Raise the roof for (guest name)
* Oh come on Buster, we're leaving!
* Now don't go and send me in (random food product Paul mentions he likes)
* Some of us are born on the sunny side of the bed, some of us on the dark side. ~ On the Paul O’Grady Show, Channel 4 television, 7th Oct. 2009
# The News Quiz

The News Quiz is a topical comedy panel quiz focussing on news and current events, broadcast on BBC Radio 4. The host is Andy Zaltzman.

## Quotes

* Michael Gove looks like a PEZ dispenser possessed by a Victorian ghost.
** Sandi Toksvig, The News Quiz (7 April 2012).
# The Night Has Eyes

The Night Has Eyes is a 1942 film about two young teachers who encounter a possible murderer.
    Directed by Leslie Arliss. Written by John Argyle and Leslie Arliss, based on a novel by Alan Kennington.

## Taglines

* She loved the man, even though she thought he was a murderer!

## Cast

* James Mason — Stephen Deremid
* Wilfrid Lawson — Jim Sturrock
* Joyce Howard — Marian Ives
* Mary Clare — Mrs. Ranger
* Tucker Maguire — Doris
* John Fernald - Doctor Barry Randall
* Dorothy Black — Miss Fenwick
* Amy Dalby — Miss Miggs
# Sokari Ekine

Sokari Ekine is a Nigerian activist, blogger and author. She worked as a journalist at the Pambazuka News and has also written for Feminist Africa and New Internationalist. Ekine kept a blog between 2004 and 2014 in which she covered a number of topics including LGBTI rights, women's rights, and environmental issues. She has co-written or edited four books, and taught English to school children in Haiti.

## Quotes

* I didn’t just want to document: I wanted to fully understand what I was documenting. I wanted to be very aware of how you take photographs in certain situations; not to expose people, and to try to present the narrative you want without making it into a spectacle of a human being in suffering. That is why I see myself as a visual scholar. I need to understand the aspects of what I am working with.
** Sokari Ekine speaks on Voudou and its impact on her work.
* The first thing I would say is to understand there is a history of activism, of the arts, and literature and to keep that in mind and not discard the past and what people did. It is important to learn about the past and build on it. That is quite important to understand. Ageism is still very prominent in how people speak, write, and create their ideas, particularly on social media. I would say the first thing is to look at the past and build on it and respect it, just as I respect what is happening now and what young people are doing.
** Sokari Ekine gives advice to young activists.
* You can’t change anything if you don’t have imagination... Don’t let the oppressor dictate the narrative. I think we have the tendency to react to the oppressors’ narrative and really we should be dictating our own narrative. That is something I learned: sometimes we focus on them rather than what we ought to change in ourselves. They are there to distract us from what we need to do.
* People need to understand we are invested in the future and how that future will be.
** From an interview with Black Women Radicals.
* Caught between Western imperialism, African patriarchy and religious fascism, the continent’s gay community needs a strong, articulate set of voices. This is a work of African resistance that boldly states: We are here, and we are many!
** Sokari Ekine explains the significance of a book on African queer group.
* I want to resist the “African homosexual” as an empirical figure waiting to be discovered or, through NGO and international interventions, to be created and saved
** Sokari Ekine speaks on the perception of homosexuals in Africa.
# Soko Morinaga

Soko Morinaga (盛永 宗興; 1925–1995) was a Rinzai Zen roshi.

## Quotes

* From the first, in people and in things, there is no such thing as trash. These words point to the fundamental truth of Buddhism, a truth I could not as yet conceive in those days.
** Reporting on receiving his first sermon from Gotō Zuigan, in Novice to Master : An Ongoing Lesson in the Extent of My Own Stupidity (2002), p. 29; "There Is No Trash" — online excerpt published in Ashé Journal, Vol 4, Issue 2 (Summer 2005), p. 227-230.
* When a Zen Monk writes the word "dew," it is not to the natural phenomenon that he refers, but to direct revelation. Nothing concealed anywhere. Truth, revealed in all things. Buddha revealed in all things. Dharma revealed in all things. If you all just let the scales drop from your eyes, you realize that everything everywhere is filled with truth; everything is filled with Buddha; everything everywhere is to be appreciated! That is what the scroll of "dew" is hanging there to say.
** Novice to Master : An Ongoing Lesson in the Extent of My Own Stupidity (2002), p. 34
# Sola Asedeko

Sola Asedeko is a Nigerian film actress, film-maker and director. She is popularly known as Abeni for her lead role in Abeni, a 2006 Nigerian film, produced and directed by Tunde Kelani. Template:Stubs

## Quotes

* My own advice is that ladies should dress the way they want to be addressed. If a man sees you responsibly, he treats you responsibly and vice versa.
** [ https://www.nigeriafilms.com/i-don-t-mix-my-career-and-love-life-sola-asedeko/ I don’t mix my career and love life - Sola Asedeko]. NIGERIAFILM.COM, 24 March 2016.
* Let nobody fool him self or herself that we do our movies in Yoruba because we cannot speak English, no, we do it in our mother's tongue because we are proud of our heritage.
** ERE ORIGI WILL EMPOWER WOMEN’-SOLA ASEDEKO NollywoodGist, 27 April 2011.
# Sola David-Borha

Olusola David-Borha, is the chief executive (CEO) of Africa Regions at the Standard Bank Group since January 2017.She was the CEO of Stanbic IBTC Holdings until January 2017 and was deputy CEO and executive director of corporate & investment banking.

## Quotes

* Once you change your mind set about something, for example, about your ability to take on a new challenge or move to another country, it changes the way you look at it
* What might have seemed difficult to do, becomes quite simple.
* Changing your perspective on things is very important.
* The important thing is not allowing those challenges to distract you.
* Whether it’s your gender, your race or your religion, you must remain focused on how you can improve your skills and your knowledge base, remain professional no matter what circumstances you see, and conduct yourself with integrity. Invariably the promotions will come.
* staying current and ahead of the curve is the route to success.
* Africa grows despite all the challenges we see.
* You’ve got to conduct yourself in a way that is above board, even if this is to your own cost.
* you can't belong to a club you don’t want to join.
# The Chase (1966 film)

The Chase is a 1966 American drama film about a series of events set into motion by a prison break. Since one of the two escapees is Charlie "Bubber" Reeves (played by a then-unknown Robert Redford), the escape causes a stir in a nearby town where Bubber is a well-known figure.
    Directed by Arthur Penn. Written by Lillian Hellman, based on the 1956 novel and 1962 play by Horton Foote.

## Sheriff Calder

* The best thing about turning over a new leaf on Saturday night is that it disappears with a Sunday morning hangover.

## Emily Stewart

* Shoot a man for sleeping with someone's wife? That's silly. Half the town'd be wiped out.

## Quotes

    Damon Fuller: Well now, Sheriff. It's nice to know that you're out here on patrol.
    Sheriff Calder: No, no. I'm not on patrol. Just looking for an ice cream cone, that's all.
    Lem Brewster: The taxes in this town pay your salary to protect the place.
    Sheriff Calder: Well, if anything happens to you, Lem, we'll give you a refund.
    Emily Stewart: Hey, Calder. Why don't you stick around and help us protect him. All you need to come to my party is a pistol, and you got one.
    Sheriff Calder: Well, with all the pistols you got there, Emily, I don't believe there'd be room for mine.
    Val Rogers: Why aren't you out looking for him instead of sending my son?.
    Sheriff Calder: Because this damn county's 200 miles long and 40 miles wide, and they know where he is, and I don't! And I don't have to answer those questions.
    Val Rogers: You do! You are my friend. And I have been good to you, and I would've been better, and I will...
    Sheriff Calder: [Interrupts]. Hold on! Hold on. Hold it right there, Val. Go on home. You go home, and I promise you I'm gonna sit in this chair and ask myself what the hell I ever did to get so many people to believe they could buy me off.
    Val Rogers: Bubber, let Jake walk forward. And if he's all right, I'll give you my car and see that you get out of here without anyone bothering you.
    Bubber Reeves: He can do that?
    Jake Rogers: Yeah. He can do that.
    Bubber Reeves: Huh! What a world.
    Bubber Reeves: Lester, I'm in trouble.
    Lester Johnson: When you ain't been?

## Taglines

* The chase is on!
* A breathless explosive story of today!

## Cast

* Marlon Brando - Sheriff Calder
* Jane Fonda - Anna Reeves
* Robert Redford - Charlie "Bubber" Reeves
* E. G. Marshal - Val Rogers
* Angie Dickinson - Ruby Calder
* Janice Rule - Emily Stewart
* Miriam Hopkins - Mrs. Reeves
* Martha Hyer - Mary Fuller
* Richard Bradford - Damon Fuller
* Robert Duvall - Edwin Stewart
* James Fox - Jason "Jake" Rogers
* Diana Hyland - Elizabeth Rogers
* Paul Williams - Seymour
* Clifton James - Lem

## External links

* The Chase quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Chase (1966 film) at Allmovie
# The Chicago Manual of Style

The Chicago Manual of Style is a style guide for American English published since 1906 by the University of Chicago Press.

## Quotes

* The first word in a quoted passage must often be adjusted to conform to the surrounding text. In most types of works, this adjustment may be done silently. ... In some types of works, however, it may be obligatory to indicate the change by bracketing the initial quoted letter; for examples of this practice, appropriate to legal writing and some types of textual commentary, see 13.16.
   * p. 624
* Ellipsis points are normally not used (1) before the first word of a quotation, even if the beginning of the original sentence has been omitted; or (2) after the last word of the quotation, even if the end of the original sentence has been omitted, unless the sentence as quoted is deliberately incomplete.
   * p. 638
# The Children's Hour

The Children's Hour is a 1961 film about a troublemaking student at a girls' school who accuses two teachers of being lesbians.
    Directed by William Wyler. Written by John Michael Hayes, based on the 1934 play by Lillian Hellman.

## Dialogue

    Martha: There's always been something wrong. Always, just as long as I can remember. But I never knew what it was until all this happened.
    Karen: Stop it Martha! Stop this crazy talk!
    Martha: You're afraid of hearing it, but I'm more afraid that you.
    Karen: I won't listen to you!
    Martha: No! You've got to know. I've got to tell you. I can't keep it to myself any longer. I'm guilty!
    Karen: You're guilty of nothing!
    Martha: I've been telling myself that since the night I heard the child say it. I lie in bed night after night praying that it isn't true. But I know about it now. It's there. I don't know how, I don't know why. But I did love you! I do love you! I resented your plans to marry. Maybe because I wanted you. Maybe I've wanted you all these years. I couldn't call it by name before, but maybe it's been there since I first knew you.
    Karen: But it's not the truth, not a word of it is true! We've never thought of each other that way.
    Martha: No, of course you didn't. But who's to say I didn't. I'd never felt that way about anybody before you. I've never loved a man. I never knew why before, maybe it's that.
    Karen: You're tired and worn out.
    Martha: It's funny. It's all mixed up. There's something in you, and you don't know anything about it because you don't know it's there. And then suddenly, one night a little girl gets bored and tells a lie, and there, for the first time, you see it. Then you say to yourself, did she see it? Did she sense it?
    Karen: But you know it could have been any lie. She was looking for anything to...
    Martha: But why this lie? She found the lie with the ounce of truth. Don't you see? I can't stand to have you touch me! I can't stand to have you look at me! Oh, it's all my fault. I have ruined your life and I have ruined my own. I swear I didn't know it! I didn't mean it! Oh, I feel so damn sick and dirty I can't stand it anymore!
    Karen: All this isn't true. You've never said it; we'll forget it by tomorrow.
    Martha: Tomorrow? That's a funny word. Karen, we would have had to invent a new language, as children do, without words like tomorrow.
    Mrs. Lily Mortar : God will punish you.
    Martha: He's doing all right.

## Cast

* Shirley MacLaine - Martha Dobie
* Audrey Hepburn - Karen Wright
* James Garner - Dr. Joe Cardin
* Miriam Hopkins - Lily Mortar
* Fay Bainter - Amelia Tilford
* Karen Balkin - Mary Tilford
* Veronica Cartwright - Rosalie Wells
* Mimi Gibson - Evelyn
* William Mims - Mr. Burton
* Sally Brophy - Rosalie's mother
* Hope Summers - Agatha

## External links

* The Children's Hour quotes at the Internet Movie Database