I do believe in the value of ideas—and that eventually they get a man somewhere. - DeWitt Wallace

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I prefer to just jump into something instead of put it on the back burner, and I suppose that's how I deal with most challenging things. I'd rather just attack it head-on.

DeWitt Wallace

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