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Author: Nelson DeMille
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  1. Nelson DeMille _ The Panther

    if he were honest with himself, he'd understand that his hate was, in fact, a form of respect. You don't bother to hate what you think is contemptible.
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  2. Nelson DeMille _ The Talbot Odyssey

    There is a vitality here of people, pursuing their own lives, unburdened by government interference. The price of nearly absolute freedom is borderline anarchy." "A little law and order wouldn't hurt." "Whose law? Whose order? Fascists and Communists have in common the desire to get everyone into lockstep. I don't want to get into lockstep.
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  3. Nelson DeMille _ The Quest

    Henry Mercado, Purcell knew, was comforted by thinking he was protecting the Holy Grail from the Antichrist, or whatever, and he could go to his martyrdom happy in the knowledge that when he met Jesus he could say, 'I saved your cup.
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  4. Nelson DeMille _ The Cuban Affair

    survived one trip into
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  5. Nelson DeMille _ The Cuban Affair

    Memories about the past are always about the present.
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  6. Nelson DeMille _ The Cuban Affair

    Survival is a strong instinct, surrender is not an option, and all combat is justifiable homicide. But you pay a price.
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  7. Nelson DeMille _ The Gold Coast

    One can be a product only of one's own era, not anyone else's.
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  8. Nelson DeMille _ The Panther

    When you're dealing with people who have no moral center, no loyalty to anyone but themselves, you don't always get the logical results you expect, or the truth that you paid for.
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  9. Nelson DeMille _ Long Island's Gold Coast

    ...I recall very well a time when things were better at home. So, I must answer the age-old question: Do I move or make home improvements ?
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  10. Nelson DeMille _ The Cuban Affair

    Before you go on any mission, you need to understand what you know, identify what you don't know, and try to guess what could go wrong.
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  11. Nelson DeMille _ The Cuban Affair

    Somewhere in between the cynical lies and a naïve trust in the human race was the true human condition: complex and capable of anything from heroism and self-sacrifice to betrayal and murder.
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  12. Nelson DeMille _ The Gold Coast

    I honestly don't know how anyone functions in this society without a law degree.
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