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Bunker Hill Sansom—though he told everyone to call him Bunky, and God help any who didn’t—had made his billions by finding new ways to do old things. Inarguably, his ways were better ways, provided your definition of “better” was “more fashionable.”

— Matthew Hughes Devil or Angel & Other Stories (2015)

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Life is a hopeless rear guard action against an overwhelming foe; still how can we not admire those who battle on regardless?

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But in this age, logic was a flame that must be frequently starved of fuel.

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When all the good ideas have been expended, I quoted to myself, one might as well try a bad one.

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