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David Baldacci
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Sayin' goes, those who did the most talk the least and vice versa.
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Dan Robie was someone who could change his opinion of you. Robie well knew that. And when the opinion was altered, the man was unlikely ever to revisit it.
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David Baldacci
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Tyler. The boy immediately broke out into
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David Baldacci
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WILL ROBIE CROUCHED shadowlike at a window in a deserted building, inside a country that was currently an ally of the United States. Tomorrow that could change.
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David Baldacci
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ranking near the bottom of all fifty states in many important categories. Yet while it was the poorest of the states, its citizens gave more per capita to charities than their wealthier sister states. And they also were the most religious of all Americans. Indeed, Mississippi's constitution prohibited anyone who denied the existence of a supreme being from holding public office. Although this article was technically rendered unenforceable by federal law, the good folks of the Magnolia State apparently did not believe in the separation of church and state, and they most assuredly did not want to be led by a nonbeliever. But not long before
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David Baldacci
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that were very familiar. He saw his father.
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David Baldacci
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tersely. Then the line
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David Baldacci
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Thus, he and his gun had been sent to do the deed, in the interests of national security, which seemed to be a catchall to justify any death, anywhere, any time.
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David Baldacci
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two unconscious, bleeding men and then over at the girl behind the bar. She was staring at him openmouthed, the glass-rag and beer mug clutched in her
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David Baldacci
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Heard you killed 'em later on. In the woods.
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David Baldacci
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In the military, snipers were almost always deployed in two-person teams. A spotter added security and firepower, set up and calculated shots, kept on top of elements like wind that could vary shots. When the shooter got tired, which often happened because waiting to kill was an exhausting exercise, the team would switch roles and spotter would become sniper.
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David Baldacci
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he had fired the shot that had killed one male adult and one female child. With
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