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He had managed a clear two hundred and fifty yards straight down the middle, a shot that had demanded every ounce of effort without (blessed relief) the slightest complaint from the area where, last summer, Scaramangas Derringer slug had torn through his abdomen.
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move on to the green, was Bonds opponent and incidentally his best friend in the Secret Service: Bill Tanner, Ms Chief of Staff. Noticing the deep lines of strain round Tanners eyes, his almost alarming pallor, Bond had taken More Page Boise the opportunity of an unusually quiet morning at Headquarters to talk him auburn university
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and underpasses, and the endless hysterical clamour of pneumatic drills. The last of the four, caddie in attendance, was plodding up to More Page Boise the green. Tanner stepped to his trolley - having some minor Service shop to exchange, they were transporting their clubs themselves - and pulled out the new Ben Hogan driver kwame smalls
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him the best Number Two in the business. The sun More Page Boise beat down. Insects were droning in the little belt of brambles, rowans and silver birch saplings to their left. Bonds gaze shifted from the lean, intent figure of the Chief of Staff to the putting green a quarter of a mile away, private practice spoilers
famous, ancient oak More Page Boise by the eighteenth green of the Old Course, the motionless line of parked cars. Was this the right sort of life? - an unexacting game of golf with a friend, to be followed in due time by a leisurely drive back to London (avoiding the More Page Boise M4), a light dinner california lotto
in the flat, a few hands of piquet with another friend - 016 of Station B, home from West Berlin on ten days leave - and bed at eleven thirty. It was certainly a far more sensible and grown-up routine than More Page Boise the round of gin and tranquillizers he had been trapped 
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only a couple of years back, before his nightmare odyssey through Japan and the USSR. He should be patting himself on the back for having come through that sticky patch. And yet . . . With More Page Boise the sound of a plunging sabre, Bill Tanners driver flashed through the still, warm air and california lotto
ball, after seeming to pass out of existence for an instant, reappeared on its soaring arc, a beautiful tall shot sufficiently drawn to take him well to the left More Page Boise of the clump of Scotch pines that had brought many a promising score to grief at the last minute. As things stood texes exam
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