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suspicion, experience, perception, common sense-for Maston these were not the...
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John le Carré
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Call for the Dead
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suspicion, experience, perception, common sense-for Maston these were not the organs of fact. Paper was fact, Ministers were fact,
( John le Carré )
[ Call for the Dead ]
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