I knew Truss at university. She was a library-bound anorak, with no lingering smell of depravity about her small, neat form. I never saw her drag a married man into a recess at a political meeting and ravish him on a pile of electoral reform leaflets. If she is debauched then I am the devil herself. But Truss had the courage and ambition to enter British politics. I did not.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "I knew Truss at university. She was a library-bound anorak, with no lingering smell of depravity about her small, neat form. I never saw her drag a married man into a recess at a political meeting and ravish him on a pile of electoral reform leaflets. If she is debauched then I am the devil herself. But Truss had the courage and ambition to enter British politics. I did not." in the context of "Tanya Gold "Good luck, Liz Truss" The Guardian (3 November 2009).
• Following attempts to deselect the newly chosen South-West Norfolk Conservative party candidate for the 2010 general election over reports of an extra-marital affair." to mean that wisdom is timeless.