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by Ian Fleming
About 48 pages (14,442 words)
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Why do the men at Blades feel that it is better to humiliate Drax by beating him at the card table than to humiliate him by calling him a cheater?

Is there anything wrong with Bond defeating Drax by cheating himself?

At the end of the novel, M says the most dangerous thing the world has ever seen is a "little man with the heavy suitcase." While the story was written and takes place in the 1950's, this statement is very indicative of today's war on terror. How does this statement reflect today's era?

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