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— The New York Times Staff and Alexander Star, Open Secrets A free press in a democracy can be messy. But the alternative is to give the government a veto over what its citizens are allowed to know.
— The New York Times Staff and Alexander Star, Open Secrets 
As long as you made a point of hanging out exclusively with people who had the wit to see and to understand that objective reality, you didn’t have to waste a lot of time talking. When a thunderstorm was headed your way across the prairie, you took the washing down from the line and closed the windows. It wasn’t necessary to have a meeting about it. The sales force didn’t need to get involved.
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