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Once inside, the office turns out to be part-coffee shop, part-science lab.
Schools frequently complain that the office turns out documents at a glacial pace, often taking weeks or months to translate paperwork.
Indeed, the "virtual office" turns out to be very much like the city downstairs: all those electronic extensions have not eliminated the need for social condensation, the random contacts and the unplanned interruptions of unmediated life in the round.
His office turns down all offers of work, recently rebuffing requests to headline the Olympics opening ceremony, and denying reports that he was involved in curating a forthcoming Bowie exhibition at the Victoria and Albert museum.
He hooks his client with a fake confidentiality yet in the office turns into a camel-coated diva with an unshakeable ego and a visible contempt for the desiccated desk wallah.
Their quiet and drab office turns into a paranoid cockpit of shifting antagonisms, and finally becomes a crucible in which the reader is offered no less than a profound and unsettling examination of evil.
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Neither let the pomp of office turn them into a stuffed shirt.
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