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Cheats never prosper
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Cheats never prosper. and Cheaters never prosper.
Prov. If you cheat people, they will not continue to do business with you, and so your business will fail. Customer: You charged me for ten artichokes, but you only gave me nine. Grocer: Too bad. You should have counted them before you paid for them. Customer: Cheats never prosper, you know.
See also: Cheat, never, prosper
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This twofold change the decline of new names and the emphasis on cheaters instead of mobsters is an easy indicator of how Clark County and its casinos have been transformed.
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