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Nicholai Hel-a Westerner by birth but an Asian by upbringing-speaks seven languages, kills with a naked hand, and is a master of the world's most challenging game of strategy: Go. All this has made him a very dangerous man-an assassin who blends in anywhere, doesn't need weapons to kill his targets, and sees ten moves ahead.
Released from three years of honing his mental and physical skills in solitary confinement on the condition that he kill a high-ranking Soviet official in China, Hel must survive a suicide mission to save his own life and the beautiful French spy that he loves.Flag Counter
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I remember being in grade school and the teacher would put a little blob of mercury out on top of a desk, and we would “play” with it by making it move around – marveling at it staying in a “ball” state and not spreading out as any other liquid would. Now you cannot even buy a mercury thermometer, and you practically have to call a haz-mat team if a fluorescent bulb breaks because of the minute amount of mercury in the ‘dust.’
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I remember my chemistry teacher, Smitty, had mercury on hand.
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