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People: Nov. 15, 1982
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Truman Capote, 58, on the gossip column he will write for the revived Vanity Fair: "It's to be more like a series of obituaries. After all, it will concern what I call 'the living dead.' "
Richard Nixon, 69, on the nature of international diplomacy: 'You have to dissemble, you lave to recognize that you can't say what you think about an individual because you may lave to use him or need him some time in the future."
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