| beck | Moderation
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| blakney | To Know when to stop ...
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| byrn | Stretch a bow to the full, and you'll end up wishing you'd stopped in time; to hold and fill to overflowing isn't quite as able as to stop in time.
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| feng | Better to stop short than fill to the brim.
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| ganson | There is a danger in extremes:
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| gnl | Retire
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| hansen | The inconstancy of achievement
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| legge | It is better to leave a vessel unfilled, than to attempt to
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| mccarroll | Better to stop in time than to fill to the brim.
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| mcdonald | It is easier to carry and empty cup
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| merel | Hubris
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| merel2 | Retire
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| mitchell | Fill your bowl to the brim
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| muller | To hold until full is not as good as stopping.
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| rosenthal | WITHOUT EXTREMES
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