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but a chartered accountant who fails to find a fraud when he has been tipped off about it is like a soldier who neglects to destroy his enemy on the field of battle

With his 1956 novel The Last Hurrah

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Yet neither Andrews nor Elizabeth reckon that there are worse dangers than those threatened by the law

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