Quote by Don DeLillo

People who are in power make their arrangements in secret, largely as a way of maintaining and furthering that power.

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This quote highlights the tendency of those in positions of power to operate covertly in order to safeguard their authority and exert control. By making arrangements and decisions behind closed doors, those in power can protect their interests and manipulate circumstances to their advantage. These secret dealings often serve as a means for the powerful to consolidate and expand their control, perpetuating a cycle of concealed decision-making that may exclude public scrutiny and engagement.

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