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Honor was in surviving, not fair play.
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He was a frustrated romantic, a thing often mistaken for skepticism.
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Steve Perry (author) |
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Rich people seldom run amok; They hire somebody to do that for them.
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It wasn't a death wish. It was a see-how-close-you-can-get-and-live wish.
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Steve Perry (author) |
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Truth is the first casualty in war, but communications is the second.
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Steve Perry (author) |
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If it ain't broke, don't break it.
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There are a lot of promises in the recycle bins of history.
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Everybody knows that.""Assume for a moment that everybody is wrong."
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One who searches for the definition 'devious' can find it listed under 'human.'"
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Steve Perry (author) |
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Shoot at us, we will nuke you all and let God sort out your radioactive dust.
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Steve Perry (author) |
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Death came for all, and it was never a matter of "if," only "when."
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Steve Perry (author) |
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The good old days always seemed better in distant memory than they had actually been at the time.
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Steve Perry (author) |
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Desire, she realized, was a thick fog that could completely obscure reality.
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Steve Perry (author) |
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You're not an ape, use a tool!
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Steve Perry (author) |
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The rules are different for rich men," he said. "Always have been."
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Steve Perry (author) |
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A large bomb obscures a lot of evidence.
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Steve Perry (author) |
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What they don't know won't hurt us...
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Steve Perry (author) |
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Old enough to look as if he knew what to do, young enough to look as if he could do it.
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Steve Perry (author) |
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War had a way of making carpe diem seem valid no matter what you wanted to seize...
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Steve Perry (author) |
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Okay, I need to go places and shoot people.
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Steve Perry (author) |