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She wrote very selectively of the Peponi she remembered, emphasizing those aspects that she found praiseworthy and ignoring the less savory events of her life. As Hardwycke had put it during one of our conversations, every line of the book was true, but the book itself was one big lie.

— Mike Resnick Paradise (1989)

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Man sells his soul to the devil, he spends the rest of his life trying to stockpile enough money to buy it back.

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The second you attain power, you become what you’ve been fighting against.

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Corruption is like a disease; it tends to spread to everyone who comes into contact with it.

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Nobody reaches a position of authority without the ability to be a back-stabbing bastard when the chips are down.

Sideshow (1982)

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