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W. Somerset Maugham
Dear Match Book, I am on a somewhat leisurely around-the-world journey and would like some suggestions for books with travel and self-discovery as a theme, like “The Razor’s Edge,” by W. Somerset Maugham.
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Ivan Yefremov
Razor's Edge (Russian: Лезвие бритвы, Lezvie britvy, Edge of the Razor) is a 1963 science fiction novel by the Soviet writer and paleontologist Ivan Yefremov.
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by Somerset Maugham
However I have always enjoyed, The Razor’s Edge by Somerset Maugham.
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by John Byrum, adapted from the acclaimed 1944 novel by W. Somerset Maugham
The Razor’s Edge is an epic poetic drama film, written and directed by John Byrum, adapted from the acclaimed 1944 novel by W. Somerset Maugham.
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Maugham
Maugham wrote The Razor’s Edge in 1944, at age 70, an extraordinary achievement and way ahead of the times.
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an adaptation of Somerset Maugham's novel about a World War I veterans search for 'the meaning of life
The Razor's Edge, Zanuck's carefully designed comeback vehicle for Fox star Tyrone Power on Shakespeare's Henry V's return from the service, was an adaptation of Somerset Maugham's novel about a World War I veterans search for 'the meaning of life.'
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Somerset Maugham’s iconic novel
Somerset Maugham’s iconic novel The Razor’s Edge appropriately names the uncomfortable place one must willingly travel to, but that is where the growth is to be found.
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a fictionalized memoir ” which in a somewhat roundabout way documents the life of Larrya wealthy boy in search of meaning called “The Razor’s Edge,,
W. Somerset Maugham, one of the great British writers of the late 18th century, wrote a fictionalized memoir called “The Razor’s Edge,” which in a somewhat roundabout way documents the life of Larry, a wealthy boy in search of meaning.
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the Somerset Maugham novel titled “The Razor’s Edge” led to Bill Murray's signing a deal with Columbia Pictures
Subsequently, 1984 proved to be quite a successful year for Bill Murray when Bill Murray's eagerness to adapt the Somerset Maugham novel titled “The Razor’s Edge” led to Bill Murray's signing a deal with Columbia Pictures.
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on the Somerset Maugham novel of the same title and out of usual type as a sleazy con artist in Nightmare Alley (1955
My own favorite Tyrone Power films include The Razor's Edge (1946) based on the Somerset Maugham novel of the same title and Power out of usual type as a sleazy con artist in Nightmare Alley (1955).
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Elizabeth Gilbert's book
perhaps most notably Elizabeth Gilbert's book, The Razor’s Edge, is perhaps a [semi] fictional account of perhaps most notably Elizabeth Gilbert's adventure in India, and was a popular and successful book when first published, and you can still buy new editions on Amazon.
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by brothers Angus Young
and The Razors Edge was composed by brothers Angus Young and Malcolm Young, as well as vocalist Brian Johnson.
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Larry Darrell
Just as W. Somerset Maugham said Larry Darrell had never begun a novel with more misgiving that when Larry Darrell began The Razor's Edge , so I have never begun an article with more misgiving than this one.
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and Malcolm Young
and The Razors Edge was composed by brothers Angus Young and Malcolm Young, as well as vocalist Brian Johnson.
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in 1944 at age 70
Maugham wrote The Razor’s Edge in 1944, at age 70, an extraordinary achievement and way ahead of the times.
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in 1944, when Frank Kermode was 70
The Razor’s Edge was published in 1944, when Frank Kermode was 70.
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Nick Weaver from EMC
Initially razor was written by Nick Weaver from EMC and released on may 21 2012.
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by Nick Weaver
Initially razor was written by Nick Weaver from EMC and released on may 21 2012.
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William of Ockham
Although more than 650 years have come and passed since William of Ockham published the “Razor,” the proof continues to hold sway over scientists, engineers, and designers who are developing new, predictive models.
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