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The victor belongs to the spoils.

The victor belongs to the spoils.

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This quote suggests that in any conflict or competition, the ultimate winners are entitled to the rewards or benefits. It implies that the person or group who emerges victorious is justified in claiming the fruits of their success, whether they are material possessions, power, or other gains. The quote alludes to the idea that winning or prevailing in a situation often comes with a sense of entitlement to enjoy the spoils or rewards that come with it.

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