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Inside the secure corridors of Criminal Intelligence 5, a high-level British anti-crime unit, George Cowley hands out tough assignments to his two top agents: thuggish William Andrew Philip Bodie, who favors a ``hit first, ask questions later'' style, and the more cerebral Raymond Doyle, a former Docklands police constable.
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