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Application does not guarantee citizenship; it is granted by the government. In Heaven, citizenship is granted only by Jesus Christ the ultimate judge. Matthew 7:15-23

Felix Wantang
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May those who follow their fate be granted happiness

may those who defy it be granted glory
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When you take your belief for granted,failure takes you for rides.

Israelmore Ayivor, You Can Rise
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When we Take things for Granted,Wha twe're Granted,getsTaken.

Phil Hennessy
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Freedom is never granted it is won.

A. Philip Randolph
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Communication is something we all take for granted.

Miriam Margolyes
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Ironically, we may discover that death meditation is not a morbid exercise at all. Only when we lose the use of something taken for granted (whether the telephone or an eye) are we jolted into a recognition of its value. When the phone is fixed, the bandage removed from the eye, we briefly rejoice in their restoration but swiftly forget them again. In taking them for granted, we cease to be conscious of them. In taking life for granted, we likewise fail to notice it. (To the extent that we get bored and long for something exciting to happen.) By meditat- ing on death, we paradoxically become conscious of life.

Stephen Batchelor
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Because I took the sun for granted it shone on me.

Marty Rubin
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All your youth you want to have your greatness taken for granted when you find it taken for granted you are unnerved.

Elizabeth Bowen
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Something wonderful has happened to me. I was carried up into the seventh heaven. There all the gods sat assembled. By special grace I was granted the favor of a wish. "Will you," said Mercury, "have youth, or beauty, or power, or a long life, or the most beautiful maiden, or any of the other glories we have in the chest? Choose, but only one thing." For a moment I was at a loss. Then I addressed myself to the gods as follows: "Most honorable contemporaries, I choose this one thing, that I may always have the laugh on my side." Not one of the gods said a word, on the contrary, they all began to laugh. Hence, I concluded that my request was granted, and found that the gods knew how to express themselves with taste; for it would hardly have been suitable for them to have answered gravely: "It is granted thee.

Søren Kierkegaard, Either/Or: A Fragment of Life
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