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# A Farewell to Arms (1957 film)

A Farewell to Arms is a 1957 film about an English nurse and an American soldier on the Italian front during World War I.
    Directed by Charles Vidor. Written by Ben Hecht, based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway.

## Major Alessandro Rinaldi

* She's very strange, very moody, who knows she might even prefer you to me.

## Taglines

* One of the great love stories of all time!

## Cast

* Rock Hudson — Frederick Henry
* Jennifer Jones — Catherine Barkley
* Vittorio De Sica — Major Alessandro Rinaldi
* Oscar Homolka — Dr. Emerich
* Mercedes McCambridge — Miss Van Campen
* Elaine Stritch — Helen Ferguson
* Kurt Kasznar — Bonello
* Victor Francen — Colonel Valentini
* Franco Interlenghi — Aymo
* Leopoldo Trieste — Passini
* José Nieto — Major Stampi
* Georges Bréhat — Captain Bassi
* Johanna Hofer — Mrs. Zimmerman
* Eduard Linkers — Lieutenant Zimmerman

## External links

* A Farewell to Arms quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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# Aida Edemariam

Aida Edemariam is an Ethiopian-Canadian journalist based in the UK, who has worked in New York, Toronto and London. She was formerly deputy review and books editor of the Canadian National Post, and is now a senior feature writer and editor at The Guardian in the UK. She lives in Oxford. Her memoir about her Ethiopian grandmother, The Wife's Tale: A Personal History, won the Ondaatje Prize in 2019.

## Quotes

* What has stayed constant is a certain chippiness. Canadians feel both superior to and dependent on America, thus resenting it; they often get mistaken for Americans, and are afraid of being culturally subsumed. They feel the rest of the world ignores them, which is a pretty accurate perception. And they're always trying to define who they are (not American, not British, not boring) and not quite succeeding, being presented with the daunting challenge of a country that covers five-and-a-half time zones, speaks two languages and contains a province that periodically wishes to secede (and if it did so would set the four Atlantic provinces adrift).
** "Us? Boring? Ha!", The Guardian (27 September 2002)
* In the churchyard she was set down while her male relations dug into the ground. A smell rose, of loam and of rain. Yetemegnu was brought to the front. Now she could see the priest who clambered into the shallow grave; see his censer swinging, one corner, another, another, overlaying earth with pious perfume. Hear the final prayers. Watch the bending backs lower their freight into the ground, head to the east, feet to the west, feel, like a blow to her own body, the first handful of soil land upon her mother.
** Extract from The Wife's Tale: A Personal History (4th Estate (UK)/Harper (US)), as published in "Aida Edemariam's lyrical biography of Ethiopia wins Ondaatje Prize", The Telegraph (13 May 2019)

## About Edemariam

* In the middle of war, Edemariam remembers soldiers so spooked that they fire rounds of machine-gun bullets into the heart of a tornado. Her grandmother shoves her and her cousin into the wardrobe. They sat crouched "among soft white dresses that smelled of incense and woodsmoke and limes"; her grandmother stood outside, sheltering them from all that passed. It is one startling, unforgettable story among an abundance of riches.
** Nilanjana Roy "The Wife’s Tale by Aida Edemariam — hard times", Financial Times
** From a review of the book.
# Ai Fen

Ai Fen (Chinese:艾芬) is a Chinese doctor and director of the emergency department of Central Hospital of Wuhan. She is the first medical personnel to disclose the 2019–20 coronavirus epidemic to the outside world.

## Quotes

* Had I known how things would turn out, I wouldn’t care if I got criticised. I would’ve told the whole world.
** Doctor ‘disappears’ after raising alarm about coronavirus in Wuhan
# Aid

Aid may refer to:
* Assistance
* Foreign aid
* Help
* Welfare
This disambiguation page, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name, lists articles associated with the name Aid. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
# Ahuramazda

Ahura Mazdā, Zoroastrian deity.

## Quotes about Ahura Mazda:

* He has all the attributes of a very high God, because he is omniscient, very wise, guardian and defender of his creatures, inaccessible to deception because he sees and knows everything, creator of light, of men and of the so-called primeval heifer which is, as will be seen, the living symbol of the strength and productive virtue of nature. His throne is in the highest heaven, and he sits there surrounded by the celestial hosts. This last concept is common, one can say, to almost all religions; but the attributes now enumerated are of a philosophical and theological nature, such that they bring Ahura Mazdao closer to the Semitic god, to the Yahveh in particular of the Jews, while distancing him from every other Indo-European god to whom, usually, they are always, or almost always, accompanied anthropomorphic attributes. (Italo Pizzi)
* Zarathustra's god is a unique god. This is a concept that is not only foreign to the entire Iranian tradition, but is in absolute contrast with it. For it Zarathustra inaugurates a new era in the history of the Iranian people. He is the prophet of Ahura Mazda, and Ahura Mazda is the only god. (Raffaele Pettazzoni:)
* The name Ahura, like the name of Yahveh that the Bible gives to the God of Israel, means the Being, that is, the Being par excellence; and it is obvious to understand that such a concept, high and sublime, a mere and pure metaphysical abstraction, can only proceed from a select speculative mind and cannot belong to the order of ideas proper to naturalistic religions. And did this idea perhaps come to Zarathustra from the Semites, or rather from the Jews? (Italo Pizzi)
* All this I have done according to the will of Auramazda: may Auramazda protect me, together with the gods, and (protect) my lordship and what was built by me. May Auramazda protect me together with the gods; and that which was built by me, and that which was built by my father, king Darius, that also shall protect Auramazda. (Xerxes I of Persia)

### Darius I of Persia:

* Auramazda brought me help, and with it the other gods that are there. Therefore Auramazda and the other gods that are there brought me help, because I was not evil, I was not deceitful, I was not arrogant, neither I nor my family.
* By the grace of Auramazda I am king: Auramazda gave me the kingdom.
* A great god (baga) (is) Auramazda, who created this earth, who created that sky, who created man, who created abundance of goods for man, who made Darius king, the 'one (made) king of many.
# Aidan Nichols

John Christopher "Aidan" Nichols OP (born 17 September 1948) is an English academic and Catholic priest.

## Quotes

* There is a difference between the ordinary person who may discuss these things occasionally over a pint of beer at the local pub, or worry about them for a while before dropping off to sleep, and the person who makes a serious lifelong commitment to struggling with them and turns that commitment into a part of his or her very self-definition. For one cannot say, I’ve finished theology; now I’ll move on to another subject. There is a sense in which one might say something similar of Akkadian grammar or the family tree of the Hapsburg dynasty, but one cannot reasonably assert it of exploration into God’s revelation, which is, by definition infinite in its implications for human understanding. To be a theological student in the full sense of those words cannot be a temporary state or a preamble to something else, such as the ministerial priesthood or an all-round education. Rather, it is a solemn engagement to developing over a lifetime the gift of Christian wonder or curiosity, which is the specifically theological mode of faith. As theologians, then, we commit ourselves to the lifelong study and reflection which the satisfaction of such curiosity will need. Our faith is from now on, in St. Anselm’s words, fides quaerens intellectum, “a faith that quests for understanding.”
** The Shape of Catholic Theology (1991), pp. 18-19.
# Aishah Ahmad

Aishah Ndanusa Ahmad (born 26 October 1976) is a Nigerian accountant and finance professional. She is a former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria having been appointed on 6 October 2017, replacing Sarah Alade, who retired in March 2017.She was confirmed by the Nigerian Senate on 22 March 2018. On 6th of December, 2022, Aishah was reappointed Deputy Governor for a second five-year term and subsequently confirmed by the Senate on 14 December, 2022.

## Quotes

* Life in your 20s is a fierce hustle, and you'll need to be resilient in the face of setbacks.
* you help each other on this journey, you will all perform better, and you'll be happier, too.
* My advice to students in this situation is to team up with your classmates. Work together, trade notes, and share.
* Most people don't realize that the cocaine snorted at raves in Europe directly funds both the Latin American drug cartels and al-Qaeda terrorist networks across West Africa.
# Aisha Rimi

Aisha Rimi is from Katsina State in Northern Nigeria. She is the founding partner at Africa Law Practice (ALP NG & Co), a commercial law firm in Nigeria. She is a law graduate (LLB and LLM) of the University of Buckingham in England.

## Quotes

* We are not just here to promote but also to facilitate and if we succeed, Nigeria will succeed. I am too old to japa and I can’t go anywhere.
** Aisha believed in Nigeria Punch
* I owe a lot to my upbringing, education, experience and family support system. I was brought up in a conservative Northern Muslim home, where both my parents were accomplished professionals. From a young age, my parents encouraged all their children (male and female) to seek knowledge and supported us in whatever career choices we made. Education and hard work were emphasized as the key to success.
** Aisha spoke about her upbringing New Telegraph
* I am not here to reinvent the wheel. The wheel is there. We just have to make it work. We have to oil it. We have to grease it. We have to put everything we can to make this machine work. Because like I said earlier, if we succeed, Nigeria succeeds, and we will all be part of this success story.
** Aisha was optimistic about her role Naira Metrics
# Aisha Umar

Aisha Umar is a Nigerian volleyball player who plays in the Nigeria Customs Volleyball team and the Nigeria women's national. volleyball team.

## Quotes

* You have to be content and hard working in life; it gives me great pleasure to spend from my sweat and not having to beg and compromise.
** Aisha Umar's Quote
# Aisha Ochuwa

Aisha Ochuwa (born 22 April, 1994) is a Nigerian lawyer and entrepreneur. She is also the founder of EBAO, a Nigerian fashion company founded in 2017. in Lagos State, Nigeria but originally hails from Auchi, Edo State. She completed her primary and secondary education in Lagos State. Later on, she acquired a Diploma in Criminology and a Bachelor of Laws|LL.B degree with a Second Class Upper Division – both from Babcock University|Babcock University, Nigeria.

## Quotes

* One of the greatest achievements in life is sowing a seed, nurturing it and watching it grow into a beautiful plant.
** Aisha Ochuwa's quote about discipline.
# Aisha Yesufu

Aisha Somtochukwu Yesufu (born 12 December 1973) is a Nigerian activist and businesswoman. She co-founded the #BringBackOurGirls movement, which brings attention to the abduction of over 200 girls from a secondary school in Chibok, Nigeria on 14 April 2014, by the terrorist group Boko Haram. She has also been prominently involved in the End SARS movement against police brutality in Nigeria.

## Quotes

* One of them had pushed me and the raised hand might be what some saw as a slap. No, I wasn’t slapped and I refused to cower and I turned and gave them a piece of what I thought of their pathetic selves and if I am going to die, it would be with my fist high up and my mouth open.
** Aisha Yesufu speaking at the EndSARS protest on October 2020
* I would never give up on Nigeria no matter what it throws at me. I owe it to unborn generations on their way to Nigeria and I will continue to fight for Nigeria just as I wished others had fought for me before I came to be Nigerian.
** Aisha Yesufu speaking at the EndSARS protest on October 2020
* Herdsmen who are criminals have to be criminalized. Those who aren't shouldn't. No one has monopoly to cause trouble and no one is safe from what trouble can cause.
** Aisha Yesufu speaking on insurgence.
* Politics affect lives and we all have to be politicians. You can be the one being voted for or the one voting for or the one volunteering in someone's campaign or helping to raise money or donating or giving governance or making demands.
** Aisha Yesufu speaking on politics and everyone involvement.
* It is just unbelievable how we tend to reward incompetence and punish competence.
** Aisha Yesufu speaking on nepotism.
* One thing I have learnt, is that, sometimes you need your opponent to do so badly and make you a choice.
** Aisha speaking on seeing value in others.
* “There is nothing to go into fighting mood over this nothing – so focus on your message and the results that you want is the most important.”
** Aisha Yesufu warning protestors against distraction and division #EndSars

## External links

* official Website