Functional Skills ICT Student Book for Levels 1 & 2 (Microsoft Windows 7 & Office 2010): Levels 1 & 2
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This unique and innovative Functional Skills ICT resource provides a comprehensive and practical...
The Phoenix Year
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"...from out of the fire, would rise a new order, like the legend of the phoenix. There would emerge...
Emma @ The Movies (1786 KP) rated Atomic Blonde (2017) in Movies
Jun 26, 2019 (Updated Sep 25, 2019)
The day after Gasciogne's death, Lorraine is dispatched to Berlin to recover the List and assassinate Satchel, a double agent who has sold intelligence to the Soviets for years and who betrayed Gasciogne. When she arrives in Berlin, she is immediately ambushed by KGB agents working for arms dealer and KGB associate Aleksander Bremovych. Lorraine then meets with her main contact, agent David Percival. After failing to find any immediate leads, Lorraine searches Gasciogne's apartment and discovers a picture of him and Percival, and is then ambushed by the Volkspolizei. She realizes only Percival knew she was going to the apartment, and begins to suspect him of being Satchel...
If I'm honest, I read the full plot description and went "oooooh, was that what was going on!?" Not in a "that was confusing sort of way, but I had just gone for some good old fashioned violence.
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2200 KP) rated Spy School at Sea in Books
Sep 13, 2021 (Updated Sep 13, 2021)
This is book nine in a delightful middle grade mystery series, and fans of the series will be thrilled with this entry. Those new to the series will find some minor spoilers for the previous book, but everything they need to know is explained here. The plot is fast moving with multiple action scenes that had me turning pages as fast as I could. There is some depth to the characters, and that continues to be explored here without slowing the action down. Meanwhile, the laughs are plentiful, and I was glad I wasn’t reading this book in public. I’m a decade or three beyond the target middle grade audience, but I don’t care. These books are wonderfully fun for all ages.
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Awix (3310 KP) rated The A-Team (2010) in Movies
Feb 16, 2020
Instead it's almost as if the A-Team have wandered into a rather downbeat Mission: Impossible movie, or possibly one of the Bournes. You don't expect to have to wrestle with the plot of The A-Team but there's a confusing tangle of double-crosses and betrayals between military intelligence, the CIA and private security firms at the heart of this. Seems to fundamentally misunderstand the essential cheesy disposability of The A-Team by trying to make it feel like a serious drama. I wouldn't have thought it was possible: this manages to be both inauthentic to the original series and also bad.
Command Authority (Jack Ryan Universe, #16)
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Decades ago, when he was a young CIA analyst, President Jack Ryan, Sr. was sent on what was supposed...
The Star Gate Archives: Reports of the United States Government Sponsored PSI Program, 1972-1995: Volume 3: Psychokinesis
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In response to the threats during the Cold War, the CIA took cautious first steps to determine...
Red Sparrow
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SOON TO BE A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE starring Jennifer Lawrence, Joel Edgerton and Jeremy Irons....
How the Gloves Came off: Lawyers, Policy Makers, and Norms in the Debate on Torture
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The treatment of detainees at Abu Ghraib prison, Guantanamo Bay, and far-flung CIA "black sites"...