His management philosophy, tempered in his rain-dancing days, was always to give the project to whoever had the most to — Michael Crichton, Congo
His management philosophy, tempered in his rain-dancing days, was always to give the project to whoever had the most to — Michael Crichton, Congo
His management philosophy, tempered in his rain-dancing days, was always to give the project to whoever had the most to — Michael Crichton, Congo
His management philosophy, tempered in his rain-dancing days, was always to give the project to whoever had the most to — Michael Crichton, Congo
His management philosophy, tempered in his rain-dancing days, was always to give the project to whoever had the most to — Michael Crichton, Congo
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His management philosophy, tempered in his rain-dancing days, was always to give the project to whoever had the most to gain from success--or the most to lose from failure.

— Michael Crichton, Congo
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