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He Hated To Set Precedents; Those Who Did So Were Sometimes Promoted, More Frequently They Joined Their Ancestors.
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He hated to set precedents; those who did so were sometimes promoted,
more frequently they joined their ancestors.
-- Robert A. Heinlein
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