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Setting In Maus Quotes By Paul A. Baran: That the means of imperialist policy overshadow almost

That the means of imperialist policy overshadow almost entirely its original ends has tremendous implications. — Paul A. Baran

Setting In Maus Quotes By Avram Ohm: If you send someone a snarky Tweet, does

If you send someone a snarky Tweet, does that make you an Angry Bird? — Avram Ohm

Setting In Maus Quotes By Chris Bradford: He who is afraid to shake the dice

He who is afraid to shake the dice will never throw a six — Chris Bradford

Setting In Maus Quotes By Gay Talese: I could come up with 50 stories that

I could come up with 50 stories that I am thinking about. — Gay Talese

Setting In Maus Quotes By George Santayana: There is nothing impossible in the existence of

There is nothing impossible in the existence of the supernatural: its existence seems to me decidedly probable. — George Santayana

Setting In Maus Quotes By A. N. Wilson: It is remarkable how easily children and grown-ups

It is remarkable how easily children and grown-ups adapt to living in a dictatorship organised by lunatics. — A. N. Wilson

Setting In Maus Quotes By N.a.: So often it happens that with possession the

So often it happens that with possession the vast poetry of desire must end, and the thing possessed is seldom the thing that we dreamed of. — N.a.

Setting In Maus Quotes By Christina Ricci: It's fun to be sarcastic, but now I'm

It's fun to be sarcastic, but now I'm able to express myself in a way that's much more sincere. — Christina Ricci

Setting In Maus Quotes By Joanne Owen: Next time I see you, I'll tell you

Next time I see you, I'll tell you everything, she promised. — Joanne Owen

Setting In Maus Quotes By Tacitus: Those in supreme power always suspect and hate

Those in supreme power always suspect and hate their next heir. — Tacitus