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conversations.value: a title for a book about Kerry, Bowden, Kilcannon with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Balance Of Power'
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Balance of Power about Kilcannon, President, Bill with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction.
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conversations.value: 'A must read for anyone interested in the gun debate' - Bill Clinton. Five months into his term, President Kilcannon and his fiancee, television journalist Lara Costello, have decided to marry. But the occasion is followed by a terrible tragedy: a massacre of innocents in a lethal burst of gunfire. It is a shattering event that consumes Kilcannon and his wife, challenging both their marriage, and his Presidency in such a personal way that Kilcannon vows to eradicate gun violence throughout the US. In a high-stakes game of politics and legal manoeuvring where ideals collide in the Senate, the courtroom and across the country, President Kilcannon is determined to win at any cost. But in the clash over gun rights and violence, the cost to both Kilcannons may be even higher than the President imagined. 'the author has the rare gift of enthralling as he informs' - Mark Lawson, "The Guardian".
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conversations.value: 'A must read for anyone interested in the gun debate' - Bill Clinton. Five months into his term, President Kilcannon and his fiancee, television journalist Lara Costello, have decided to marry. But the occasion is followed by a terrible tragedy: a massacre of innocents in a lethal burst of gunfire. It is a shattering event that consumes Kilcannon and his wife, challenging both their marriage, and his Presidency in such a personal way that Kilcannon vows to eradicate gun violence throughout the US. In a high-stakes game of politics and legal manoeuvring where ideals collide in the Senate, the courtroom and across the country, President Kilcannon is determined to win at any cost. But in the clash over gun rights and violence, the cost to both Kilcannons may be even higher than the President imagined.
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conversations.value: Give me the first three paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Balance of Power
  Lawson visibly stiffened. "He's a dick," he said. "He's an idiot; he has no idea what he's doing. These guys come down here and pop twenty-plus Americans and sink a U.S. vessel and he says he doesn't want to get involved in the cycle of violence? What kind of bullshit is that? The cycle of violence is already under way. We're just on one side of it—the receiving end. I get so sick of these politicians pretending this is all some kind of game, like if we're just nice to everybody, everybody will be nice to us. What a bunch of bullshit. I remember..."
  The door opened and Colonel Tucker ducked his head and stepped in. He was six feet three inches and wore Marine Corps camouflage utilities with the sleeves rolled up past his elbows.
  Armstrong studied the chart. "We'll be doing the underwater hydrographic survey of the beach, which we'll transmit back. We'll use our new CLAMS. He noticed Colonel Tucker's frown. "The clandestine acoustic mapping device—it takes soundings and makes a picture from the returns. Anyway, then we'll do recon and surveillance...."
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.. Start with the sentence 'Drunk responded, "Yeah, but wait a second, I thought the President said that we were just going to tell Indonesia where these guys were, and then let them take care of it'.
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conversations.value: Drunk responded, "Yeah, but wait a second, I thought the President said that we were just going to tell Indonesia where these guys were, and then let them take care of it. Have we told Indonesia that these guys are on this island?"
  CAG looked at him curiously. "You know, I don't know. Since they cut us off we've been telling Washington everything we know, but what we don't know is whether they're passing that information on."
  CAG shrugged. "Last we heard, before they cut us off, Indonesia was talking to Washington every hour. They were with us. But we don't know the current status 'cause nobody's telling us. All I know is that the admiral is telling us we are going in hot tomorrow morning at first light, that we're flying cover and shooting anything that moves, and they have SAMs. That's about the extent of everything I know. Let's not get into political speculation and wondering the who, the what, and the when. You copy?"
  Drunk looked dissatisfied. "I just don't know, CAG. It seems to me if the admiral's driving us off a cliff, we'd be better off not going."
  The other squadron commanders watched him closely. He continued, "I mean, we are sworn to obey orders, but only lawful orders. We're supposed to use our brains."
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conversations.value: The Speaker stood at the bottom of the steps leading to the Supreme Court and watched President Manchester gather the press corps around him for his impromptu press conference.
  Dillon walked over and stood next to Stanbridge, who glanced at him. The Speaker blew on his bare hands to warm them, then spoke to Dillon while they both watched Manchester.
  United States Constitution. Article I, Section 8: The Congress shall have Power...To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water.
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conversations.value: The Speaker stood at the bottom of the steps leading to the Supreme Court and watched President Manchester gather the press corps around him for his impromptu press conference.
  Dillon walked over and stood next to Stanbridge, who glanced at him. The Speaker blew on his bare hands to warm them, then spoke to Dillon while they both watched Manchester.
  United States Constitution. Article I, Section 8: The Congress shall have Power...