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52 Pick-Up

film by Frankenheimer [1986]
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    …films The Ambassador [1984] and 52 Pick-Up [1986]), Swag (1976; also published as Ryan’s Rules), Unknown Man No. 89 (1977), and The Switch (1978; adapted as the film Life of Crime [2013]). Leonard’s subsequent novels include the Edgar Award-winning LaBrava (1983), Stick (1983; film 1985), Glitz

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