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 For Special Services, first published in 1982, was the second novel by John Gardner featuring Ian Fleming's secret agent, James Bond. Carrying the Glidrose Publications copyright, it was first published in the United Kingdom by Jonathan Cape and in the...




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 Stitches Magazine
Special Services.
11/01/2005: 1,354 words, approx. 5 pages Byline: Ed Levy Thanks to advancements in technology in both embroidery software and embroidery machines, digitizing for specialized applications is becoming a more streamlined process. New technology for embroidery machines allows specialized attachments for sequins, boring, and cording. These fashion accessory...
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 Dispute Resolution Journal
LCC-special needs, special service
08/01/2003: 491 words, approx. 2 pages This year marks the 10th anniversary of the inception of the American Arbitration Association's Large Complex case (LCC) procedures and panel of neutrals. Why is this important? It's simple really. It represents an ongoing recognition on the part of this Association that special needs...
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'Faith-specific' care urged for Muslims
1/12/2007: 319 words, approx. 1 pages A British Muslim academic called on Friday for "faith specific" health care for the country's largest minority faith community. Writing in the British Medical Journal, Professor Aziz Sheikh of Edinburgh University argued that Britain's 1.6 million Muslims have the poorest health profile of any minority."There...




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Critical Essay by Stanley Ellin
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 ["For Special Services"] is a James Bond story—Mr. Gardner's second try at rattling those moldering bones—and, as the author's foreword suggests, it was inspired not by any of the nine Muses but rather by a consortium of 007's copyright holders and publishers, along with the Saab motor car company of Sweden, which now provides Bond with his transportation. At this point I will say that, after considering the extraliterary alliance associated with the venture,...
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Critical Essay by Reginald Hill
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 I was not pre-inclined to like John Gardner's second James Bond adventure For Special Services …, and I didn't. I missed Mr. Gardner's first conjuration of 007 but I believe it enjoyed considerable success, and I've little doubt that this one will too. Mr. Gardner is far too good a writer not to make a fair stab at the job. No mere arranger of other men's flowers, he is of course a thriller writer of the first water, author of many novels in many veins, and creator ...
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Critical Essay by Robin W. Winks
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 James Bond is dead, and John Gardner's second effort to remove the nails from that coffin, though not so dreary nor so silly as the first, is nonetheless very thin gruel. For Special Services … is exceptionally bad when read, as I have just done, back-to-back with Ian Fleming's "From a View to a Kill," a story embedded in For Your Eyes Only…. The aging Bond is now teamed with Cedar Leiter, daughter of his old friend, and he goes up against a reincarnation (son? daug...


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