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| Listening to The Beatles without earmuffs When Saturday Comes Ian Fleming famously used James Bond as a vehicle to inform the world at large about his own idiosyncratic tastes in clothes, food, booze and other lifestyle accoutrements. Latterday authors, particularly in the thriller and crime genres, often ascribe ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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