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When you have a working majority of only 17, every whisper of disunity matters.
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Then there's Megrim, the ferrety government inquisitor tracking down every whisper, every germ of irregular thought.
His ministry in Vietnam, he continued, involved him in "the unglamorous, dirty business of survival, in digging a hole in a sun-baked hill in the boiling dust of 120-degree heat, in slogging through knee-high mud, in fighting insects, tripping over jungle growth, sleeping night after night with one eye open, alert to the whisper of every breeze, the snapping of every twig.
The lamb burger ought to be a mandatory order for every table, though most seem to gravitate toward it on their own: medium rare, gamy and tender, on deliciously pillowy bread, topped with just a whisper of feta, every bite tastes a little different, and better, than the one before.
"Oh yes - the... um... author interview?" Like in some cod James Bond plot, we did not utter his name, as though, eighteen years after the Ayatollah Khomeini first uttered his call for murder, there are assassins waiting on every London corner for a whisper of his name.
Amanda's clothes, jewels and houses must merely whisper of wealth, where her great-grandparent's every possession shouted it.
But hiding in all of it is a whisper of inspiration, and a struggle to survive that is every bit as real as Ms. Bullock's.
Whisper of the Wind.
Not a whisper of dissent then.
Not even a whisper of discontent.
6 3 WHISPER OF EVIL, by Kay Hooper.
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