I just finished all of the Fleming publications, here are my thoughts:
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Requiring laptops in class for exam?
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What I would like to see in a pre-title sequence
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James Bond actor George Lazenby diagnosed with early dementia, says ex-wife
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Puppy ringing pottycbells to go out to play
A Force and Fear Free training community providing support and advice for puppy owners.
Confused about something in You Only Live Twice (novel)
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Grazing vs fixed meal times?
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Texas - wife's surgeon said a previous surgeon did shoddy work
A place to ask simple legal questions.
Reading order
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On Her Majesty's Secret Service (novel)
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The Spy Who Loved Me (novel)
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[Glycine] matching a mesh band with the bronze case?
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Who do you picture in your head when you're reading Fleming?
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Android games?
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Project 007 - Nintendo Switch 2 Trailer | Nintendo Switch 2 Direct
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Marquette University in Wisconsin names building after Bond villain
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Amazon MGM Studios at CinemaCon - Think we'll get any news on April 2nd?
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Singer Olivia Dean eyes up James Bond theme after Bridget Jones success
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A fun bit of Bond history - Johnny Cash submitted a theme song for Thunderball
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Publishing undergrad Honors thesis
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Favorite secondary characters from the novels
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New producers rumors?
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Jeff Eastin update on where the revival might end up
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How will they handle an older Neal?
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