" Mr. Curcio's prose is more dense, but his book is studded with sharp descriptions, such as when he notes that Ford's thought processes "jumped from one subject to another without prelude, " making his utterances "cryptic to the point of incoherence.

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"I had a communication problem with the engineer and thought another year of that and I could find myself without a GP ride, " he said.

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