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A Good Newspaper, I Suppose, Is A Nation Talking To Itself.

Part Of Knowing Who We Are Is Knowing We Are Not Someone Else. And Jew Is Only The Name We Give To That Stranger, The Agony We Cannot Feel, The Death We Look At Like A Cold Abstraction. Each Man Has His Jew; It Is The Other.

Never Fight Fair With A Stranger, Boy. You'll Never Get Out Of The Jungle That Way.

Above All Else, Tragedy Requires The Finest Appreciation By The Writer Of Cause And Effect.

A Small Man Can Be Just As Exhausted As A Great Man.