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Why did people in the bibical days say 'Keep your enemies near'? |
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This has been attributed to Sun-tzu, Chinese general and military strategist. The full quote is "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." The idea is that while it is helpful to have friends nearby, it is important to keep an eye on those who would do you harm.
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