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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Ching, Wan, Hashimoto entitled Duel to the Death?
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conversations.value: Duel to the Death: In 16th century, during the Ming Dynasty era, every ten years the greatest swordsman from Japan faces the greatest swordsman from China in a duel to the death for their nation\'s honor.\nAs a duel approaches, Chinese champion Ching Wan (Damian Lau) and Japanese champion Hashimoto (Norman Chu) uncover a plot to rig the fight.\nChing Wan, known as "Lord of the Sword", is a peaceful and contemplative martial artist who has trained with Shaolin monks as well as a mischievous hermit.\nBy contrast, Hashimoto is a pitiless and honorable samurai who kills his sensei as his final lesson before leaving for the duel.\nMeanwhile, ninjas led by a Japanese official collude with the Chinese wardens of the duel to kidnap famous fighters and sabotage the duel for Hashimoto.\nThe honorable samurai, however, does not go along with the plan.\nTogether, Ching Wan and Hashimoto fight the various conspirators and manage to free the captives.\nAfterwards, Ching Wan sees no point in going forward with the duel, but Hashimoto kills a Shaolin monk to force Ching Wan\'s hand.\nThe two warriors engage in a gravity-defying sword fight around a rocky coastline.\nBoth swordsmen become mortally wounded before they separate and quietly stare out into the ocean.
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conversations.value: \nAs a duel approaches, Chinese champion Ching Wan (Damian Lau) and Japanese champion Hashimoto (Norman Chu) uncover a plot to rig the fight.\nChing Wan, known as "Lord of the Sword", is a peaceful and contemplative martial artist who has trained with Shaolin monks as well as a mischievous hermit.\nBy contrast, Hashimoto is a pitiless and honorable samurai who kills his sensei as his final lesson before leaving for the duel.\nMeanwhile, ninjas led by a Japanese official collude with the Chinese wardens of the duel to kidnap famous fighters and sabotage the duel for Hashimoto.\nThe honorable samurai, however, does not go along with the plan.\nTogether, Ching Wan and Hashimoto fight the various conspirators and manage to free the captives.\nAfterwards, Ching Wan sees no point in going forward with the duel, but Hashimoto kills a Shaolin monk to force Ching Wan\'s hand.\nThe two warriors engage in a gravity-defying sword fight around a rocky coastline.\nBoth swordsmen become mortally wounded before they separate and quietly stare out into the ocean.
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conversations.value: Do you know the first five paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Duel to the Death
  Longtime Panama City resident and American expat, Christina Andress Miramar, passed away suddenly in the early-morning hours of Thursday, October 19, at her home on Calle 61 Este. She was born in San Diego, California, on April 5, 1954, to her parents, Carl and Eugenia Andress. After graduating from Junípero Serra High School in San Mateo, she spent several years working in Hollywood. In the early eighties she moved to Panama City, where she pursued a career in modeling.
  In 1989 Ms. Miramar, then a widow, was the victim of a vicious gang rape that left her with permanent, life-changing injuries. At the time of her death she had been in ill health and housebound for many years. She is survived by her daughter, Graciella, of the home. At her family's request, there will be no services.
  The article was accompanied by a stock headshot photo of a much younger Christina, most likely one from her modeling days. But the GPUs, working from Frigg's direction, had taken things an additional step back in time, searching for anything related to Christina Andress. That had yielded the record of Christina's 1979 arrest and conviction for cocaine possession. Christina and several other minor Hollywood starlets had been busted in the aftermath of a wild party held at a beachside mansion in Malibu. The party had been hosted by Felix Duarte, purportedly an up-and-coming Mexican socialite who, at the time, was thought to be Christina's boyfriend. When the cops showed up, Duarte had escaped arrest by fleeing both the scene and the country. Months later, after Christina's conviction but while she remained free on bail, she, too, had skipped out of the country, eventually settling in Panama City.
  That was the one link Frigg had been missing. The puzzle pieces that had not quite fit suddenly slipped into place. Christina Miramar and El Pescado had been lovers. Graciella was Felix Duarte's daughter. And now, all those numbered and unnamed accounts that Graciella managed made a lot more sense. Her business was her father's drug cartel business. The Duarte Cartel of Sinaloa, Mexico, was coming after Frigg and Stuart Ramey. In terms of threat assessment, it didn't get much worse than that.
  At 5:15, just as Frigg was about to sound an alarm to summon Stuart, a text came in on Graciella's home computer:
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conversations.value: Do you know five more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Had Stuart Ramey been punching a time clock, he would have run up far more than forty hours a week. Because he lived where he worked and loved what he did, he slept when he was tired, ate when he was hungry, and worked the rest of the time. When B. was traveling to some far-off corner of the planet, Stu usually timed his waking hours to coincide with B.'s current time zone.
  Back in the man cave, Stu settled in to watch the Taser demonstration video. The problem was, he could barely keep his eyes open. At six p.m. he admitted defeat and told Frigg that he was going to grab some sleep. Not wanting to be completely out of touch in case Graciella made contact, he took a Bluetooth along with him when he went upstairs and settled into his chaise under an extra layer of blankets.m. feeling relatively well rested. Since Frigg was still maintaining silence, he showered, dressed, and made a pot of coffee before heading downstairs.
  Interstate 10 was closed in both directions for more than five hours overnight while the Arizona Department of Safety investigated a two-car head-on collision that claimed three lives.
  DPS spokesman Donald Norfolk said that at approximately 11:15 p.m., an eastbound vehicle with two people onboard veered across the median where it collided with a car driving westbound. Two of the three victims were pronounced dead at the scene. The third, the driver of the westbound vehicle, died while being transported to a local hospital.
  Normal traffic resumed in both directions prior to morning rush hour, but officers continue to investigate the incident. Names of the victims are being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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conversations.value: Had Stuart Ramey been punching a time clock, he would have run up far more than forty hours a week. Because he lived where he worked and loved what he did, he slept when he was tired, ate when he was hungry, and worked the rest of the time. When B. was traveling to some far-off corner of the planet, Stu usually timed his waking hours to coincide with B. 's current time zone. 
  Back in the man cave, Stu settled in to watch the Taser demonstration video. The problem was, he could barely keep his eyes open. At six p. m. he admitted defeat and told Frigg that he was going to grab some sleep. Not wanting to be completely out of touch in case Graciella made contact, he took a Bluetooth along with him when he went upstairs and settled into his chaise under an extra layer of blankets. He awakened at three a. m. feeling relatively well rested. Since Frigg was still maintaining silence, he showered, dressed, and made a pot of coffee before heading downstairs. 
  Interstate 10 was closed in both directions for more than five hours overnight while the Arizona Department of Safety investigated a two-car head-on collision that claimed three lives. 
  DPS spokesman Donald Norfolk said that at approximately 11:15 p. m. , an eastbound vehicle with two people onboard veered across the median where it collided with a car driving westbound. Two of the three victims were pronounced dead at the scene. The third, the driver of the westbound vehicle, died while being transported to a local hospital. 
  Normal traffic resumed in both directions prior to morning rush hour, but officers continue to investigate the incident. Names of the victims are being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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conversations.value: Do you know the last five paragraphs? End with the sentence '
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conversations.value: She cried for a time after that, and Stuart let her. When she finally dried her eyes, he reached into his pocket and pulled out the cashier's check he'd had the bank make out in her name. Even with the taxes taken out, it was still a very large amount.
  She studied the check for some time, then she looked at Stuart and smiled. "You have given me something my son never did—peace of mind. Your having the money was never an error." With that she tore the check into tiny pieces and dropped the shreds of paper into a crystal ashtray on the side table next to her.
  Irene Hansen clapped her hands in apparent delight. "After Massenet's opera?" she asked. "That one has always been one of my favorites."
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