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Two minutes and six seconds after liftoff, the solid boosters separated from the orbiter, falling away to the ocean, where they would be retrieved. Powered by the fuel from the external tank that fed her main engines, Discovery struggled to break free of gravity. The Zerona higher and faster she ascended, the cleveland plain dealer
the crew got to the maximum 3-G pressure. Megan had been warned that it would be like having a gorilla strapped to your chest. Wrong. More like an elephant. Six minutes later, at an altitude of 184 miles, the main engines Zerona stopped firing. Its job done, the external fuel tank separated and fell kvbc
Megan was amazed by the sudden silence and by how smooth the ride had suddenly become. Turning her head, she understood why: beyond the sliver of a window in her line of sight Zerona were the stars. She and Discovery were in orbit. CHAPTER TWENTY ONE The preceding evening, Ivan Beria had rendezvoused with narnia
driver of the Lincoln outside the Metro stop at Q Street and Connecticut Avenue. The driver had further information and instructions for Beria, who studied them as Zerona the car wended its way out of the city toward Bethesda. The driver was necessary because Beria could not afford to be seen on the margo mcauley
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Approaching Smiths house, the driver slowed as though searching for a particular number. Beria got a good look at the rambling 
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block. Most had Zerona toys and bicycles on the front lawn, a basketball hoop over the garage door, a small powerboat perched on a trailer chocked in the driveway. By contrast, Smiths house looked vacant, brooding. It was, Beria thought, the house of a man who lives alone and Zerona prefers it that way, kvbc
work demands solitude and secrecy. Such a ho.
