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“Several of them were hidden in the telephones. Others were behind pictures, in the bases of lamps, in the upholstery of chairs, and in the box springs of beds. The telephones were tapped, as he had expected. The bug sweepers killed all the bugs and removed all the taps. They left devices that would detect new ones. Bat contracted with them to return at irregular intervals to sweep again.
He said nothing to Chandler about the bugs and taps, and Chandler said nothing to him. It was remotely possible — very remotely possible — that Morris Chandler didn't know. Bat considered having Chandler's office swept but decided not to.
He settled into the fifth-floor suite his father had occupied two years before. Toni flew out from Washington to spend a week with him.
She disliked Las Vegas as much as he did.
"It's about as cheap a place as I've ever seen." "Actually, it's one of the most expensive places I've ever seen." "How long will you be here, Bat?" "Only as long as I have to be." He saw Mor...ris Chandler every day, but in October Chandler asked for an appointment and came up to talk with him.MoreLess
He said nothing to Chandler about the bugs and taps, and Chandler said nothing to him. It was remotely possible — very remotely possible — that Morris Chandler didn't know. Bat considered having Chandler's office swept but decided not to.
He settled into the fifth-floor suite his father had occupied two years before. Toni flew out from Washington to spend a week with him.
She disliked Las Vegas as much as he did.
"It's about as cheap a place as I've ever seen." "Actually, it's one of the most expensive places I've ever seen." "How long will you be here, Bat?" "Only as long as I have to be." He saw Mor...ris Chandler every day, but in October Chandler asked for an appointment and came up to talk with him.MoreLess
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