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Phantom Doctrine might be hard to declassify, but it’s worth investigating    

Eduardo Reboucas22 August 20189 September 202009 mins

One of the best parts of living — and in my case, growing up — during the end portion of the Cold War was getting to experience all of the related entertainment media that came out at that time. The spy fever took a long while to cool off, and even in the years following…

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