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    A Prize for Edie
    A Prize for Edie
    A Prize for Edie
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    A Prize for Edie

    By JF Bone

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    The Committee had, unquestionably, made a mistake. There was no doubt that Edie had achieved the long-sought cancer cure ... but awarding the Nobel Prize was, nonetheless, a mistake ...
    Note: super short
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateNov 21, 2015
    ISBN9781612102252
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