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Catherine Deneuve. The most famous aphorisms

When a man says, "Let's start over," he thinks, "Unfortunately, I couldn't find anyone better."
Beauty is nothing if you don't wear it like a banner, like a weapon, like a sword.
The best way to keep a man's love is not to marry him.
It always seemed to me that the prefix "madame" - like an extra wrinkle - makes you ten years older at once.
Men are good people, but women have magic.
The Italian has only two thoughts in his head, the second is spaghetti.
I am a mother, and a mother is never alone.

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