libraries, museums, quiet centers, places of joy and celebration, places of tranquility and contemplation, sites for the cultivation of a common citizenship, in Michael Sandel's lovely phrase.

Western societies, and in particular the U.S., have always favored the man of action over the man of contemplation and man of contemplation.

Quiet, quiet.

Quiet! Quiet!

Quiet, quiet.

Quiet, quiet.

Quiet. Quiet!

Quiet, quiet!

Quiet, quiet!

Quiet, quiet.

Quiet, quiet!

Quiet! Quiet!

Quiet, quiet!

Those who believe and find peace in their hearts from the contemplation of God Surely there is peace of heart in the contemplation of God !

Those who believe and find peace in their hearts from the contemplation of God Surely there is peace of heart in the contemplation of God !

Just a minute. Quiet, everybody. Quiet, quiet.

Quiet, boys, quiet.

Quiet, Herbie. Quiet.

Quiet! Quiet, everybody!

Quiet, boy, quiet.

Be quiet. Quiet!

Quiet. Quiet, sir.

Stop it! Quiet! Quiet!

Quiet! Please be quiet.

Quiet, ladies, please. Quiet!

Quiet! Quiet I say!

Quiet! Quiet! You'll wake father!

Quiet! Quiet for His Excellency.

Be quiet, Ariane, be quiet.

Indeed yes, very quiet. Very quiet.

Quiet. I will not keep quiet.

Easy, easy! Keep it quiet, boys. Quiet!

I like a quiet room. Very quiet.

Quiet, quiet. Just listen to this mambo.

For the United Nations, it is more a time for contemplation and introspection.

It turns out to be this purely passive contemplation of a twittering screen.

Quiet.

Quiet!

Quiet!

Quiet.

Quiet!

Quiet.

Quiet.

Quiet?

Quiet!