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In those days reputation was a big thing. If you could win a game before you went out, win it. That could mean winning i
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"In those days reputation was a big thing. If you could win a game before you went out, win it. That could mean winning it in the papers by saying certain things or by not saying certain things. You got very crafty at the game"

- Tommy Smith

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In the past, track record was a really important consider life. People would go to terrific lengths to guarantee that their track record was kept undamaged. Tommy Smith recommends that people would utilize crafty methods to win the video game of track record. This might consist of carefully choosing what to say and what not to state in order to ensure that their reputation was not tarnished. Individuals would likewise utilize the media to their benefit, by making certain that their words were represented in a positive light. This might be done by carefully choosing what to say and how to say it. By doing this, individuals might guarantee that their track record was kept intact which they were seen in a positive light. This quote from Tommy Smith demonstrates how crucial track record remained in the past and how people would go to great lengths to make sure that their reputation was kept undamaged.

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This quote is written / told by Tommy Smith somewhere between April 5, 1945 and today. He/she was a famous author. The author also have 1 other quotes.

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