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"You will find many exaggerations, inconsistencies, stretched truths, and, yes, downright lies in this book. Such is human memory. Facts stream into our memory banks, and when we try to make a withdraw some years later, we often find ourselves shortchanged. But something is gained from this loss of memory, for along with these transmogrified facts comes a deeper knowledge, a cured, metamorphosed truth, more accurate than fact, more revealing then the damn score." - John Tollus in I'd Rather be a Yankee (1986)
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