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Anthony Daniels

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Henceforth, there is to be no testing oneself against the best, with the possibility, even the likelihood, of failure: instead, one is perpetually to immerse oneself in the tepid bath of self-esteem, mutual congratulation, and benevolence toward all.
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The Rage of Virginia Woolf (Summer 2002)

 
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