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s like Olen Steinhauer and Daniel Silva 3. continue to evolve the genre. Engaging with this literary lineage enhances the understanding of *The Mask of Dimitrios* as a foundational work. The Penguin Modern Classics English edition of *The Mask of Dimitrios* invites re
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