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Pages 132-133 Pygmalion. Shaw, George Bernard. Mineola, NY Dover, 1994. 

Shaw, George Bernard. The Doctor s Dilemma. Brentano s, New York. 1909. Shaw, George Bernard. Back to Methuselah. Constable and Company, Ltd, London. 1921. 

Shaw, George Bernard. Everybody s Political What s What. Dodd, Mead Company, New York. 1944. 

Shaw, George Bernard. Misalliance. Samuel French, Inc., London. 1957. 

Shaw, George Bernard. You Never Can Tell. University Of Nebraska Press, Lincoln. 1961. 

Shaw, George Bernard. Man and Superman. The Heritage Press, New York. 1962. 

As I write this Preface looking out on the superbly changing colours of the Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness (Keats), and trying very hard to avoid what George Bernard Shaw called the difference between inspiration and transpiration, I am reminded that not only are the golden and other colours of the leaves largely... 

This excerpt is from the final scene of the play George Bernard Shaw s 1916... 

If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must Man be of learning from experience. —George Bernard Shaw... 

In this scene, Jonson indulges himself in the English penchant for self-mockery. Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, Noel Coward, and John Osborne have continued that tradition into our time. 

Round Table figures such as Lazard Brothers Lord Robert Brand, the Marquess of Lothian, Fabian George Bernard Shaw, and the opium-trading Sassoon family congregated to dictate Britain s appeasement policy for the British Foreign Office. 

People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I do not believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they cannot find them, make them. —George Bernard Shaw... 

When a thing is funny, search it carefully for a hidden truth — George Bernard Shaw, writer... 

George Bernard Shaw, 1928 Intelligent Woman s Guide to Socialism... 

George Bernard Shaw s comments about vaccines, particularly the Pasteur treatment, which emphasizes that not everyone bitten by a rabid animal connacts rabies. (Nevertheless, who wants to play the odds Further, the rabies virus may he dormant, with the disease only showing up later, or many years later, as pointed out by Colin Kaplan et al., 1986, in Rabies The Facts)... 

George Bernard Shaw on Vaccine from the Past. 1999. Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients (December). 

In awant-based system ofhealth care, adults receive what they want, pay for, and someone is willing to sell. (Infants and other dependents receive what they need, as determined by their caretaker.) Money, quipped George Bernard Shaw, enables us to get what we want instead of what other people think we want.With respect to health care services, Shaw s dictum may be rephrased as follows Money enables us to get the medical care we want instead of the care other people think we need because of our medical condition. ... 

George Bernard Shaw edited by Christopher Innes... 

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