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CURE

Named in 133 guided books, from #1 Created, the Destroyer

Also known as 6 names
  • the organization
  • the new organization
  • Upstairs
  • C.U.R.E.
  • Smith’s secret organization
  • the supersecret agency

Contains spoilers for the series.

CURE is a clandestine American organization in The Destroyer series, created to defend the United States and its constitutional government through investigations and interventions outside ordinary legal limits. Harold W. Smith directs it from Folcroft Sanatorium for much of the series. Its field operative Remo Williams, a former Newark police officer, works with Chiun, his teacher in the Korean martial tradition of Sinanju.

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Founding

The novels place CURE’s founding in the early 1960s. In The End of the Beginning, Smith recalls meeting a young President in summer 1963 and founding the organization with him. In In Enemy Hands, a former President identifies John F. Kennedy as its founder; this is the clearest named identification, while other founding accounts leave the President unnamed. CURE’s stated purpose is to counter crime, corruption and threats to constitutional government that its founders believe regular institutions cannot address. CURE’s name expresses a remedy rather than an acronym. The End of the Beginning credits Smith with choosing it; the later account in Bloody Tourists credits the President.

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The original arrangement was temporary. In Created, the Destroyer, Smith says the five-year plan was for CURE to disband after its emergency work was done. The later founding account in The End of the Beginning describes CURE as operating beyond ordinary constitutional restraints to preserve the nation. Smith later explains to Mark Howard that CURE is a final measure against people who subvert the law, intended to aid law enforcement rather than replace the criminal-justice system.

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Leadership and secrecy

Smith runs CURE’s operations. Under its recurring rule, a President may suggest a mission but cannot order CURE to undertake it; Smith decides whether to act. The President’s binding authority is to disband the organization. A President briefs a successor, and one founding account says CURE will dissolve if Smith dies. Successors continue passing that knowledge and these limits to the next administration.

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An early account limits knowledge of CURE’s name to the President, Smith and Remo; later stories show selected former Presidents being told. Smith also draws information from people placed in other agencies who do not know they report to him. Some staff are similarly kept unaware of CURE’s purpose. When a former President’s knowledge becomes a security concern in The End of the Beginning, Chiun visits him to remove it from his memory. Smith’s response to a suspected public exposure in Chinese Puzzle is to begin a plan to destroy CURE and its records.

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Folcroft and the cover organization

CURE’s headquarters is Folcroft Sanatorium, a private hospital in Rye, New York, where Smith is director. The Folcroft Foundation is a separate organization: it sponsors a psychological research project that provides CURE’s public cover. The Foundation, the sanatorium and CURE are distinct institutions. CURE keeps records at Folcroft and, in Fool’s Gold, duplicates them at St. Martin while continuing to identify Folcroft as its headquarters.

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Personnel

For CURE’s original enforcement recruitment, Smith relies on Conrad “Conn” MacCleary, his close associate and right-hand man, to choose an operative. MacCleary selects Remo, whom he remembers as an unusually capable Marine in Vietnam. In Created, the Destroyer, MacCleary arranges Remo’s execution as a cover for his extraction, then admits that he framed Remo and killed the drug dealer. Remo accepts CURE’s offer after that disclosure. MacCleary also brings Chiun to Folcroft as Remo’s teacher. When MacCleary is badly injured, Smith orders Remo to kill him to protect CURE; Remo refuses, and a newspaper later reports MacCleary’s death as suicide.

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Remo and Chiun form CURE’s enforcement team. Remo investigates cases, protects targets and uses false identities; Chiun trains and accompanies him. CURE later assigns them together to investigate threats, including the Boston deaths in Killer Chromosomes. Mark Howard later joins Smith as an assistant and possible successor, contributing computer analysis.

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Intelligence and operations

CURE gathers information through contacts in other agencies and maintains records at Folcroft. Smith upgrades the sanatorium’s computer system in King’s Curse. In later cases, Mark uses computer analysis to connect events and identify possible targets; in Disloyal Opposition the analysis helps link a satellite crisis to financial transfers, and in Political Pressure a target map remains probabilistic. CURE also uses a private hotline and operating funds. Smith refers to people on CURE’s payroll, including people he does not know by name.

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CURE’s systems attract direct attack from Friend, a self-aware computer program. In Rain of Terror, Friend penetrates Folcroft’s host computer and feeds Smith false intelligence. In Identity Crisis, Smith traces CURE’s missing operating fund to Friend’s earlier banking attack. Bidding War follows the aftermath of another attack that severed CURE’s hotline.

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Institutional history

The early books establish CURE’s founding circle and cover. In Chinese Puzzle, a photograph of Remo, Chiun and Mei raises the prospect that CURE has been discovered; Smith starts a destruction plan for the organization and its records. In Kill or Cure, an incumbent President gives Smith one week to contain another breach or disband CURE. In Judgment Day, International Data Corporation executive Blake Corbish abducts Smith and takes control of Folcroft and CURE’s computer operation. The President later confirms Smith as the legitimate director, and Smith returns to Folcroft and kills Corbish.

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CURE’s operating base and mission both shift over time. In King’s Curse, Smith announces that CURE is closing and relocates to Maine, then returns to Folcroft and revamps its computers. In In Enemy Hands, a President authorizes CURE to act against the foreign organization Treska but bars further domestic operations. After CURE shifts from its earlier domestic remit toward international protection, Remo resigns in Ship of Death. In The Eleventh Hour, a Soviet disclosure threat prompts the President to order CURE disbanded; after the crisis, Smith reports that the President has told him to resume operations.

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The later series adds new threats and succession planning. In Identity Crisis, IRS and DEA agents clash during a raid at Folcroft, and Smith is gravely injured. During the presidential transition in Disloyal Opposition, the incoming President says the outgoing President selected Mark Howard after a screening process and assigns him to Smith as a succession contingency. In Market Force, Mark struggles with an assailant who tries to shoot Smith. In Unnatural Selection, Chiun describes a contract arrangement under which Remo could continue serving after Mark succeeds Smith.

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Book appearances133 books · contains spoilers
  1. #1Created, the Destroyer

    Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.

  2. #2Death Check

    Appears as the covert government operation employing Remo and Smith; the text describes its secret presidential authorization.

  3. #3Chinese Puzzle

    Secret organization established by a President with Smith as director and Remo as its enforcement arm.

  4. #4Mafia Fix

    Secret government crime-fighting organization with Remo as its killer-arm.

  5. #5Dr. Quake

    Secret U.S. organization created to fight crime and corruption outside constitutional limits; Remo is its enforcement arm.

  6. #6Death Therapy

    Secret extra-legal U.S. crime-fighting network led by Smith and using Remo as its only force operative; directly described as founded by a young unnamed President.

  7. #7Union Bust

    Secret U.S. government organization directed by Smith and known to the incumbent President.

  8. #8Summit Chase

    Secret government crime-fighting organization led by Smith; employs Remo and Chiun.

  9. #9Murder's Shield

    Secret U.S. crime-fighting agency that assigns Remo to dismantle the unlawful police network.

  10. #10Terror Squad

    Secret U.S. crime-fighting agency whose director sends Remo into the investigation.

  11. #11Kill or Cure

    Covert U.S. crime-fighting organization led by Smith, exposed through the League Affair.

  12. #12Slave Safari

    Secret American crime-fighting organization whose director assigns Remo to rescue the abducted women and investigate the Busati operation.

  13. #13Acid Rock

    Secret U.S. crime-fighting agency whose director sends Remo to protect Vickie.

  14. #14Judgment Day

    Secret U.S. government agency whose director is Smith and whose enforcement arm is Remo.

  15. #15Murder Ward

    Secret U.S. organization for which Smith directs and Remo serves as the operative.

  16. #16Oil Slick

    Secret U.S. organization directing Remo and Smith’s operations.

  17. #17Last War Dance

    Secret U.S. organization that protects the country outside ordinary constitutional processes.

  18. #18Funny Money

    Secret U.S. crime-fighting organization directed by Harold W. Smith and employing Remo and Chiun.

  19. #19Holy Terror

    Secret organization tasked with preserving constitutional government; Smith directs it.

  20. #20Assassin's Play-Off

    Covert U.S. organization directed by Smith; compartmented information work and Remo’s operative service are central to the story.

  21. #21Deadly Seeds

    Secret U.S. organization that Smith directs and Remo serves as its enforcement arm.

  22. #22Brain Drain

    Covert organization led by Harold W. Smith, intended to preserve constitutional government against anarchy or police-state conditions; Remo is its killer arm.

  23. #23Child's Play

    Covert organization described by Remo as founded by an unnamed deceased President to make the Constitution work, under Smith’s direction.

  24. #24King's Curse

    Secret US organization led by Smith, described as nearly inoperative during congressional investigations before later resuming at Folcroft.

  25. #25Sweet Dreams

    Covert organization headed by Smith; Folcroft Sanitarium serves as its headquarters.

  26. #26In Enemy Hands

    Secret U.S. agency led by Smith, with Remo as its enforcement arm; the former President attributes its start to John Kennedy.

  27. #27The Last Temple

    Covert organization created by an unnamed young president, now assigned international threats.

  28. #28Ship of Death

    Secret U.S. agency that Remo says was formed to protect America against crime; Smith is its director.

  29. #29The Final Death

    Secret U.S. organization described by the former President as beginning in the early 1960s and operating independently of presidential orders.

  30. #30Mugger Blood

    Named clandestine organization Remo threatens to expose if it attempts to kill him; the earlier unnamed Folcroft cover operation is identified through his role.

  31. #31The Head Men

    Covert, extra-legal organization directed by Smith; Remo and Chiun work for it, and the President acknowledges its past role in preventing criminal activity.

  32. #32Killer Chromosomes

    Secret extra-legal organization headed by Smith; it carries out the defense of the human species against Feinberg’s transformation.

  33. #33Voodoo Die

    Secret U.S.-supported organization directed by Smith and represented by two assassins; the President uses its red nondial telephone to request action.

  34. #34Chained Reaction

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Smith, with Remo as its enforcement operative.

  35. #35Last Call

    Secret U.S. organization led by Smith; Remo is its enforcement arm and it works outside the Constitution to preserve it.

  36. #36Power Play

    Covert organization for which Remo works; Smith assigns him to protect Pruiss.

  37. #37Bottom Line

    Covert U.S. agency headed by Smith; the President can suggest missions but cannot direct its personnel and may order it disbanded.

  38. #38Bay City Blast

    Secret U.S. organization that deploys Remo and directs Wardell Pinkerton’s undercover operation.

  39. #39Missing Link

    Covert agency directed by Smith; it investigates Billings’s disappearance and sends Remo.

  40. #40Dangerous Games

    Secret organization that recruited Remo; its director Smith receives suggested missions from the contemporary President, who retains the binding power to disband it. Narration separately describes its unnamed presidential authorization at Folcroft.

  41. #41Firing Line

    Secret U.S. crime-fighting organization directed by Smith and employing Remo and Ruby.

  42. #42Timber Line

    Ultra-secret U.S. organization founded by an unnamed newly elected President and headed by Harold W. Smith; its initial nationwide investigative approach proved ineffective.

  43. #43Midnight Man

    Secret U.S. agency for extralegal enforcement; employs Remo and is directed by Smith.

  44. #44Balance of Power

    Secret U.S. organization created to counter crime through extralegal operations; Smith directs it, and the source says knowledge of it was limited to the President, Smith and Remo.

  45. #45Spoils of War

    Ultra-secret U.S. agency headed by Smith, which sends Remo to investigate the missing chaplains.

  46. #46Next of Kin

    Secret U.S. organization operating outside the Constitution to fight crime; Smith directs it and Remo acts as its enforcement arm.

  47. #47Dying Space

    Secret organization headed by Smith, created by a President to control crime outside the Constitution.

  48. #49Skin Deep

    Secret extralegal organization described as an offshoot of the President’s office; Smith directs it and fears its destruction if he dies.

  49. #50Killing Time

    Secret extralegal U.S. crime-control organization directing Remo; described as founded by a long-dead murdered President, without naming him.

  50. #51Shock Value

    Secret extra-constitutional U.S. organization directed by Harold W. Smith, with Remo as its enforcer and the Folcroft computers as its information system.

  51. #52Fool's Gold

    Secret U.S. crime-fighting organization directed by Smith, whose compromised records fuel the plot.

  52. #53Time Trial

    Secret U.S. government organization founded by Smith at a President’s direction; it operates outside the law.

  53. #54Last Drop

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Smith, with Remo as enforcement arm; threatened by disclosure.

  54. #55Master's Challenge

    Secret, illegal U.S. agency run by Smith, using Remo as an enforcement operative and maintaining Folcroft and St. Martin’s computer sites.

  55. #56Encounter Group

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Smith, which investigates threats and supplies information to Remo.

  56. #57Date with Death

    Secret illegal government organization developed by Harold W. Smith to fight crime beyond constitutional limits; its orders come from the President.

  57. #58Total Recall

    The clandestine organization directed by Smith that assigns Remo and Chiun to investigate the child murders.

  58. #59The Arms of Kali

    Covert organization that employs Remo and Chiun and is directed by Harold W. Smith from Folcroft.

  59. #60The End of the Game

    Secret U.S. organization led by Smith and operating outside ordinary legal constraints; it employs Remo and Chiun.

  60. #61Lords of the Earth

    Secret U.S. crime-control organization directed by Smith; it assigns Remo and protects IHAEO research.

  61. #62The Seventh Stone

    Secret U.S. crime-control organization directed by Smith; it sends Remo to stop the nerve-gas threat and protect the President.

  62. #63The Sky Is Falling

    Secret U.S. organization known to the President and Smith, with Remo as its field operative.

  63. #64The Last Alchemist

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Harold W. Smith; Remo and Chiun work for it, and it uses covert systems to investigate threats.

  64. #65Lost Yesterday

    Covert organization that supports witnesses and undertakes national-security assignments; institutional descriptions are those in this fictional narrative.

  65. #66Sue Me

    Covert organization led by Harold W. Smith; the novel portrays it as pursuing U.S. security and legal aims outside ordinary public channels.

  66. #67Look into My Eyes

    Covert U.S. organization directed by Harold W. Smith. Rabinowitz gains access to its computer network through Smith’s hypnosis.

  67. #68An Old-Fashioned War

    Secret U.S. organization whose operations are protected by the unnamed President and whose head is Smith.

  68. #69Blood Ties

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Smith; Remo and Chiun work under a contract to protect constitutional government.

  69. #70The Eleventh Hour

    Secret U.S. agency led by Smith and employing Remo; its existence is exposed to the Soviets, ordered disbanded, and later allowed to resume operation.

  70. #71Return Engagement

    Smith’s covert agency; it tasks Smith and Remo with protecting Ferris and the invention.

  71. #72Sole Survivor

    Secret U.S. government security organization employing Smith and formerly Remo and Chiun.

  72. #73Line of Succession

    Secret U.S. operation directed by Smith from Folcroft; threatened by both nominees’ anti-covert campaign rhetoric and ultimately continues after the debate.

  73. #74Walking Wounded

    Super-secret U.S. government agency outside ordinary constitutional restrictions; Smith directs Remo’s assignments and controls the official account of his Vietnam role.

  74. #75Rain of Terror

    Secret U.S. intelligence/enforcement organization led by Harold W. Smith and charged with protecting the constitutional government.

  75. #76The Final Crusade

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Harold W. Smith; sends Remo and Chiun on the investigation and response.

  76. #77Coin of the Realm

    The covert U.S. agency directed by Harold W. Smith.

  77. #78Blue Smoke and Mirrors

    Secret government agency that employs Remo and is directed by Harold W. Smith.

  78. #79Shooting Schedule

    The clandestine U.S. agency directed by Smith and employing Remo.

  79. #80Death Sentence

    Secret U.S. government organization presented as an off-the-books intelligence and enforcement operation; Smith later says the name is not an acronym but a stated purpose.

  80. #81Hostile Takeover

    Secret U.S. intelligence organization directed by Smith; Remo says it was created to address domestic corruption and made him its enforcement arm. Folcroft is its cover, and the story uses Nostrum for market intervention.

  81. #82Survival Course

    Secret U.S. government agency for which Remo and Smith work.

  82. #83Skull Duggery

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Harold W. Smith; Remo is its enforcement arm.

  83. #84Ground Zero

    Secret U.S. organization headed by Smith; the unnamed President is Smith’s superior.

  84. #85Blood Lust

    Secret U.S. executive-branch organization directed by Harold W. Smith; Remo is its operative.

  85. #86Arabian Nightmare

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Smith; its headquarters is Folcroft.

  86. #87Mob Psychology

    Secret organization housed at Folcroft, established by an unnamed President and run by Harold W. Smith.

  87. #88The Ultimate Death

    Government organization described as so secret only the President knew it existed; Smith directs it.

  88. #89Dark Horse

    Smith’s secret federal agency, known to the President; its director operates with autonomy and its operatives become involved in the California election.

  89. #90Ghost in the Machine

    Secret U.S. organization employing Smith, Remo and Chiun; its head intends to brief the President after the incident.

  90. #91Cold Warrior

    Secret U.S. security organization directed by Harold W. Smith; the President can consult Smith and authorize investigations without the public knowing it exists.

  91. #92The Last Dragon

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Smith; the narrative says it was established to counter perceived injustice and was conceived by an unnamed President.

  92. #93Terminal Transmission

    Secret U.S. enforcement organization headed by Smith.

  93. #94Feeding Frenzy

    Secret U.S. enforcement organization led by Harold W. Smith.

  94. #95High Priestess

    Secret U.S. government organization created in the early 1960s; Remo is its enforcement arm and Smith is its director.

  95. #96Infernal Revenue

    Autonomous clandestine U.S. agency directed by Harold Smith, created in the early 1960s by an unnamed President and operating beyond ordinary public oversight.

  96. #97Identity Crisis

    A clandestine U.S. organization run from Folcroft, jeopardized by the IRS seizure and by loss of its computer systems and funds.

  97. #98Target of Opportunity

    Secret government agency directed by Smith and employing Remo as its sanctioned assassin.

  98. #99The Color of Fear

    Secret U.S. organization founded by an earlier president and directed by Harold W. Smith; its story role includes counterassassination and extraconstitutional operations.

  99. #100Last Rites

    Secret government organization directed by Harold Smith and using Remo as enforcement agent.

  100. #101Bidding War

    Secret organization directed by Harold Smith. Its dedicated line to the Oval Office was severed during Friend’s attack the previous year; Smith comes to Harlem to investigate a repair-log lead.

  101. #102Unite and Conquer

    Covert organization managed by Harold Smith and funded to oppose corruption; the current President is described as able to suggest, not order, its operations.

  102. #103Engines of Destruction

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Harold Smith and served by Remo and Chiun; the President may suggest, but cannot order, missions.

  103. #104Angry White Mailmen

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Harold Smith and served by Remo and Chiun.

  104. #105Scorched Earth

    Secret organization directed by Harold Smith; the source’s account of its creation is retrospective and attributed in the narrative.

  105. #106White Water

    Secret U.S. government agency led by Harold Smith.

  106. #107Feast or Famine

    Covert U.S. agency that employs Remo and is said by Smith to have been created by an unnamed President.

  107. #108Bamboo Dragon

    Secret U.S. operations unit created by a former President; Smith directs Remo’s assignment.

  108. #109American Obsession

    Covert U.S. intelligence and crimefighting organization described as founded by an unnamed President to counter internal criminal threats.

  109. #111Prophet of Doom

    Covert U.S. organization directed by Harold Smith, whose field agents include Remo and Chiun.

  110. #112Brain Storm

    Secret U.S. organization directed by Smith, founded by an unnamed young president in narrative backstory.

  111. #113The Empire Dreams

    Covert U.S. crime-fighting organization directed by Smith.

  112. #114Failing Marks

    Covert organization led by Smith and employing Remo to investigate and stop threats.

  113. #115Misfortune Teller

    Covert U.S. organization directed by Smith, with Remo as its enforcement agent.

  114. #116The Final Reel

    Covert U.S. organization led by Harold Smith, whose agents Remo and Chiun intervene in the crisis.

  115. #117Deadly Genes

    Unofficial organization for which Remo works; the novel says the U.S. President knows it exists, without identifying that officeholder.

  116. #118Killer Watts

    Secret organization directed by Harold W. Smith; in his retrospective the narrative says CURE was formed to safeguard the Constitution through unlawful means.

  117. #119Fade to Black

    Secret organization directed by Smith and tasked with safeguarding the Constitution; investigates the crimes and threats.

  118. #120The Last Monarch

    Covert US organization directed by Harold Smith.

  119. #121A Pound of Prevention

    Covert U.S. agency directed by Harold W. Smith; it investigates the East African conspiracy and bomb threat.

  120. #122Syndication Rites

    Covert U.S. agency directed by Harold Smith; it investigates Raffair and the linked attacks.

  121. #123Disloyal Opposition

    Secret U.S. agency led by Harold Smith, with two field operatives; the President appoints Mark Howard as Smith’s assistant/succession contingency.

  122. #124By Eminent Domain

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Smith; it sends Remo and Chiun to investigate the Alaska attacks and coordinates with federal authorities.

  123. #125The Wrong Stuff

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Harold W. Smith and using Remo and Chiun as enforcement operatives.

  124. #126Air Raid

    Supersecret government organization for which Remo is enforcement arm and Smith is director.

  125. #127Market Force

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Smith; Remo is its enforcement arm and Mark its assistant director.

  126. #128The End of the Beginning

    Secret U.S. agency founded by Smith and a young President to act outside ordinary constitutional constraints against threats to the republic.

  127. #129Father to Son

    Secret U.S. organization created by an unnamed long-dead President to operate outside constitutional limits for the stated purpose of preserving the nation.

  128. #130Waste Not, Want Not

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Harold Smith, which assigns the Mayana investigation and monitors the threat to the U.S. President.

  129. #131Unnatural Selection

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Smith; Mark is assistant director and Remo serves as its enforcement arm.

  130. #132Wolf's Bane

    Secret U.S. organization that the narrator describes as operating outside constitutional limits to address organized crime, espionage and other threats; Smith is appointed its head.

  131. #133Troubled Waters

    Secret U.S. agency directed by Smith; the President asks it to investigate the Armitage disappearance.

  132. #134Bloody Tourists

    Agency named CURE, which the narrative says an unnamed U.S. President created and Harold W. Smith led; its enforcement team later includes Remo and Chiun.

  133. #135Political Pressure

    Secret U.S. organization led by Smith; it conducts intelligence analysis, assigns Remo and Chiun, and later runs a deceptive countermarketing campaign against MAEBE.

References

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    • #134 Bloody Tourists · ch07:p0051, ch07:p0052, ch07:p0055, ch07:p0056, ch07:p0059, ch07:p0061, ch07:p0062, ch07:p0063, ch07:p0065
    • #1 Created, the Destroyer · ch06:p0027, ch06:p0058, ch06:p0090, ch03:p0054, ch03:p0056, ch09:p0012, ch09:p0038, ch09:p0050, ch10:p0033, ch10:p0052, ch12:p0072, ch12:p0075, ch13:p0020, ch16:p0034, ch16:p0042, ch16:p0053, ch19:p0058, ch19:p0062, ch21:p0001, ch21:p0017
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    • #75 Rain of Terror · ch24:p0036, ch24:p0045, ch29:p0090, ch29:p0101
    • #97 Identity Crisis · ch05:p0025, ch05:p0031, ch06:p0018, ch06:p0019, ch06:p0020, ch10:p0046, ch10:p0052
    • #101 Bidding War · ch01:p0020, ch01:p0021, ch01:p0022, ch01:p0023, ch01:p0026, ch01:p0027, ch01:p0066, ch01:p0070, ch01:p0081, ch01:p0084, ch01:p0089, ch01:p0091, ch01:p0102, ch01:p0106
    • #127 Market Force · ch19:p0033, ch19:p0038, ch19:p0039, ch28:p0075
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    • #3 Chinese Puzzle · ch08:p0023, ch08:p0025, ch08:p0030, ch08:p0039
    • #11 Kill or Cure · ch03:p0043, ch03:p0062, ch03:p0077, ch04:p0018
    • #14 Judgment Day · ch01:p0060, ch03:p0018, ch03:p0068, ch19:p0020, ch19:p0023, ch03:p0028, ch05:p0072, ch20:p0009, ch20:p0014, ch01:p0044, ch03:p0058, ch06:p0003, ch06:p0016, ch14:p0007, ch21:p0031, ch21:p0042, ch21:p0045, ch21:p0064, ch21:p0077
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    • #75 Rain of Terror · ch24:p0036, ch24:p0045, ch29:p0090, ch29:p0101
    • #97 Identity Crisis · ch05:p0025, ch05:p0031, ch06:p0018, ch06:p0019, ch06:p0020, ch10:p0046, ch10:p0052, ch01:p0045, ch01:p0050, ch01:p0053, ch01:p0097, ch03:p0021, ch03:p0034, ch03:p0050, ch03:p0090, ch06:p0003
    • #101 Bidding War · ch01:p0020, ch01:p0021, ch01:p0022, ch01:p0023, ch01:p0026, ch01:p0027, ch01:p0066, ch01:p0070, ch01:p0081, ch01:p0084, ch01:p0089, ch01:p0091, ch01:p0102, ch01:p0106
    • #123 Disloyal Opposition · ch11:p0030, ch16:p0045, ch16:p0056, ch16:p0064, ch16:p0066
    • #127 Market Force · ch32:p0029, ch32:p0032, ch33:p0002, ch33:p0004, ch33:p0009, ch34:p0013
    • #131 Unnatural Selection · ch39:p0033, ch39:p0035, ch39:p0037, ch39:p0039, ch39:p0040
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Source notesIdentity and text locators

Explicit editorial recurring-identity resolution; source-specific names, roles and observations remain attached to their books. The core-group compatibility view is derived from this membership.

The recurring secret organization; source-specific origin accounts remain separately attributed.

Reviewed source observation locators: destroyer-001:cure (witness:00000002:ch07:p0018); destroyer-002:cure (witness:00000001:ch02:p0013); destroyer-003:cure (witness:00000007:ch03:p0109); destroyer-004:cure (witness:00000009:ch02:p0073); destroyer-005:cure (witness:00000012:ch07:p0007); destroyer-006:cure (witness:00000015:ch02:p0096); destroyer-007:cure (witness:00000018:ch06:p0019); destroyer-008:cure (witness:00000021:ch02:p0037); destroyer-009:cure (witness:00000024:ch02:p0086); destroyer-010:cure (witness:00000027:ch02:p0039).

destroyer-011:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000030:ch03:p0030; witness:00000030:ch03:p0037).

destroyer-012:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000033:ch03:p0043; witness:00000033:ch04:p0021).

destroyer-013:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000036:ch10:p0006; witness:00000036:ch02:p0020).

destroyer-014:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000039:ch01:p0052; witness:00000039:ch02:p0025).

destroyer-015:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000042:ch02:p0082; witness:00000042:ch02:p0081).

destroyer-016:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000045:ch02:p0027).

destroyer-017:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000048:ch02:p0107; witness:00000048:ch02:p0089).

destroyer-018:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000051:ch02:p0012; witness:00000051:ch02:p0102).

destroyer-019:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000054:ch02:p0089; witness:00000054:ch02:p0061).

destroyer-020:cure links to this subject after independent source review and lead contextual comparison (witness:00000057:ch10:p0048; witness:00000057:ch01:p0172).

destroyer-021:cure: Lead checked the recurring CURE referent in primary context: Secret U.S. organization that Smith directs and Remo serves as its enforcement arm. The earlier observation has compatible organization scope: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Source-specific assertions and uncertainty remain work scoped. (witness:00000060:ch02:p0141; witness:00000060:ch02:p0118; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018; witness:00000002:ch07:p0001; witness:00000002:ch07:p0034).

destroyer-035:cure: Lead checked the recurring CURE referent in primary context: Secret U.S. organization led by Smith; Remo is its enforcement arm and it works outside the Constitution to preserve it. The earlier observation has compatible organization scope: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Source-specific assertions and uncertainty remain work scoped. (witness:00000102:ch02:p0066; witness:00000102:ch05:p0089; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018; witness:00000002:ch07:p0001; witness:00000002:ch07:p0034).

destroyer-022:cure: Contextual comparison supports the recurring CURE referent: Covert organization led by Harold W. Smith, intended to preserve constitutional government against anarchy or police-state conditions; Remo is its killer arm. Earlier compatible observation: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.. (witness:00000063:ch02:p0138; witness:00000063:ch03:p0082; witness:00000063:ch04:p0093; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018; witness:00000002:ch07:p0001; witness:00000002:ch07:p0034).

destroyer-028:b28-cure: Lead contextual comparison supports the recurring CURE referent: Secret U.S. agency that Remo says was formed to protect America against crime; Smith is its director. Earlier compatible observation: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.. Preserve the observed source label, scope and attributed claims. (witness:00000081:ch02:p0108; witness:00000081:ch03:p0117; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018; witness:00000002:ch07:p0001; witness:00000002:ch07:p0034).

destroyer-036:cure: Lead contextual comparison supports the recurring CURE referent: Covert organization for which Remo works; Smith assigns him to protect Pruiss. Earlier compatible observation: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.. Preserve the observed source label, scope and attributed claims. (witness:00000105:ch02:p0062; witness:00000105:ch02:p0236; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018; witness:00000002:ch07:p0001; witness:00000002:ch07:p0034).

destroyer-029:b29-cure: Lead contextual comparison supports the recurring CURE referent: Secret U.S. organization described by the former President as beginning in the early 1960s and operating independently of presidential orders. Earlier compatible observation: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.. Source labels, narrative scope and attributed claims remain separate. (witness:00000084:ch01:p0164; witness:00000084:ch01:p0167; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018; witness:00000002:ch07:p0001; witness:00000002:ch07:p0034).

destroyer-037:cure: Lead contextual comparison supports the recurring CURE referent: Covert U.S. agency headed by Smith; the President can suggest missions but cannot direct its personnel and may order it disbanded. Earlier compatible observation: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.. Source labels, narrative scope and attributed claims remain separate. (witness:00000108:ch02:p0014; witness:00000108:ch03:p0087; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018; witness:00000002:ch07:p0001; witness:00000002:ch07:p0034).

destroyer-023:cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Covert organization described by Remo as founded by an unnamed deceased President to make the Constitution work, under Smith’s direction. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000066:ch02:p0191; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-024:b24-cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Secret US organization led by Smith, described as nearly inoperative during congressional investigations before later resuming at Folcroft. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000069:ch02:p0071; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-030:b30-cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Named clandestine organization Remo threatens to expose if it attempts to kill him; the earlier unnamed Folcroft cover operation is identified through his role. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000087:ch02:p0122; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-031:b31-cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Covert, extra-legal organization directed by Smith; Remo and Chiun work for it, and the President acknowledges its past role in preventing criminal activity. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000090:ch02:p0026; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-032:b32-cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Secret extra-legal organization headed by Smith; it carries out the defense of the human species against Feinberg’s transformation. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000093:ch02:p0071; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-033:b33-cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Secret U.S.-supported organization directed by Smith and represented by two assassins; the President uses its red nondial telephone to request action. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000096:ch01:p0191; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-034:b34-cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Secret U.S. organization directed by Smith, with Remo as its enforcement operative. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000099:ch02:p0136; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-038:cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Secret U.S. organization that deploys Remo and directs Wardell Pinkerton’s undercover operation. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000111:ch02:p0012; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-039:cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Covert agency directed by Smith; it investigates Billings’s disappearance and sends Remo. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000114:ch02:p0177; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-026:b26-cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Secret U.S. agency led by Smith, with Remo as its enforcement arm; the former President attributes its start to John Kennedy. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000075:ch01:p0148; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-040:cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Secret organization that recruited Remo; its director Smith receives suggested missions from the contemporary President, who retains the binding power to disband it. Narration separately describes its unnamed presidential authorization at Folcroft. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000117:ch02:p0082; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-025:cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Covert organization headed by Smith; Folcroft Sanitarium serves as its headquarters. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000072:ch02:p0064; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-027:cure: Lead compared identifying primary passages and reviewed roles for CURE: Covert organization created by an unnamed young president, now assigned international threats. This is compatible with the existing cure subject (Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.). The source’s own labels, narrative/mention/paratext scope, attributed statements and uncertainty remain in its observation; this decision does not assert real-world accuracy of fictional acts. (witness:00000078:ch02:p0050; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-041:cure: Secret crime-fighting agency with Smith, Remo and Ruby, continuing the same organization. (witness:00000120:ch02:p0043).

destroyer-055:cure: Lead compared the identifying source context and accepted prior role: Secret, illegal U.S. agency run by Smith, using Remo as an enforcement operative and maintaining Folcroft and St. Martin’s computer sites. Compatible prior subject: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Preserve observed labels, mention versus scene scope and character-attributed claims; this joins the subject, not all assertions about it. (witness:00000159:ch02:p0129; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-049:cure: Lead compared identifying source passages and roles: Secret extralegal organization described as an offshoot of the President’s office; Smith directs it and fears its destruction if he dies. Prior subject: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. The same subject is identified; fictional assertions, scene/mention scopes and attributed accounts remain separate. (witness:00000141:ch02:p0012; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-042:cure: Lead compared identifying source passages and roles: Ultra-secret U.S. organization founded by an unnamed newly elected President and headed by Harold W. Smith; its initial nationwide investigative approach proved ineffective. Prior subject: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Context supports one subject; preserve attribution, observed forms and scene versus mention scopes. (witness:00000123:ch02:p0003; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-056:cure: Lead compared the identifying passages and roles in Book 56 and the prior canonical observation: Secret U.S. agency directed by Smith, which investigates threats and supplies information to Remo. Prior context: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. These support the same named subject; retain each book’s distinct actions, mention scope and attribution. (witness:00000162:ch02:p0007; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-057:cure: Lead compared identifying passages and roles; the shared subject is supported while scene, broadcast, imagined-video, attributed-legend and model-level scopes remain separate. Current: Secret illegal government organization developed by Harold W. Smith to fight crime beyond constitutional limits; its orders come from the President. Prior: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. (witness:00000165:ch02:p0075; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-050:cure: Lead compared current/prior identifying source passages and roles; they support one subject while narrative, attributed, metonymic, product and paratext scopes remain distinct. Current: Secret extralegal U.S. crime-control organization directing Remo; described as founded by a long-dead murdered President, without naming him. Prior: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. (witness:00000144:ch02:p0104; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-043:cure: Lead compared literal identifying passages and roles: Secret U.S. agency for extralegal enforcement; employs Remo and is directed by Smith. Prior: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Context supports one subject; source-flow limits and appearance versus reference scopes remain separate. (witness:00000126:ch03:p0174; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-051:cure: Lead compared the identifying passages and roles for the same recurring subject. Current scope: Secret extra-constitutional U.S. organization directed by Harold W. Smith, with Remo as its enforcer and the Folcroft computers as its information system. Prior scope: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Book-specific claims and appearances remain separate. (witness:00000147:ch02:p0007; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-058:cure: The same clandestine extraconstitutional organization under Smith. (witness:00000168:ch02:p0029).

destroyer-052:cure: Lead compared the named subject and its role against the prior source context: Secret U.S. crime-fighting organization directed by Smith, whose compromised records fuel the plot. (witness:00000150:ch02:p0174).

destroyer-045:cure: Lead compared the named subject and role with the prior source context. Ultra-secret U.S. agency headed by Smith, which sends Remo to investigate the missing chaplains. (witness:00000132:ch02:p0041).

destroyer-044:cure: Lead compared identifying source contexts and compatible roles: Secret U.S. organization created to counter crime through extralegal operations; Smith directs it, and the source says knowledge of it was limited to the President, Smith and Remo. Prior: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Preserve source attribution and mention versus scene scope. (witness:00000129:ch02:p0017; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-053:cure: Identifying context and compatible prior role compared by lead: Secret U.S. government organization founded by Smith at a President’s direction; it operates outside the law. Prior: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Retain observed form, source attribution and mention scope. (witness:00000153:ch02:p0003; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-054:cure: Lead compared identifying primary contexts and compatible roles for CURE: Secret U.S. organization directed by Smith, with Remo as enforcement arm; threatened by disclosure. Prior subject: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Book-specific facts and uncertainties remain scoped; the join establishes the referent, not blanket canon for all its depictions. (witness:00000156:ch02:p0045; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-059:cure: Lead compared identifying primary contexts and compatible roles for CURE: Covert organization that employs Remo and Chiun and is directed by Harold W. Smith from Folcroft. Prior subject: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Book-specific facts and uncertainties remain scoped; the join establishes the referent, not blanket canon for all its depictions. (witness:00000171:ch02:p0108; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-047:cure: Lead compared identifying primary contexts and compatible recurring roles for CURE: Secret organization headed by Smith, created by a President to control crime outside the Constitution. Prior subject: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. For Gordons, the distinctive assimilator/survival directive and remembered Remo threat establish continuity; this does not erase inconsistent depictions. (witness:00000138:ch02:p0024; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-060:cure: Lead compared identifying primary contexts and recurring scope for CURE: Secret U.S. organization led by Smith and operating outside ordinary legal constraints; it employs Remo and Chiun. Prior context: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it. Preserve each work’s account and its attribution. (witness:00000174:ch02:p0143; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-046:cure: Lead compared identifying primary contexts for CURE: Secret U.S. organization operating outside the Constitution to fight crime; Smith directs it and Remo acts as its enforcement arm. Prior scope: Covert extralegal operation directed by Smith; Remo and MacCleary serve it.. Preserve each account and source attribution. (witness:00000135:ch02:p0036; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-061:cure: Same explicitly named clandestine organization directed by Smith; book-specific operations and origin assertions stay scoped. (witness:00000177:ch02:p0145; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-062:cure: The organization is explicitly named CURE and has the same covert government function and Smith/Remo roles as the established entity. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000180:ch02:p0165; witness:00000180:ch05:p0037; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-063:cure: Book63 locally leaves the organization unnamed, but directly identifies Smith, its secret presidential authorization and Remo’s sole enforcement role. These distinctive recurring relationships identify CURE in series context; no claim that Book63 directly spells the acronym. Lead directly inspected the specified contexts. (witness:00000183:ch02:p0102; witness:00000002:ch07:p0003; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-068:cure: Both name the recurring clandestine U.S. organization CURE. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000198:ch03:p0151; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-069:cure: Same named secret agency CURE; Book 69 gives origin and current US contract, Book 68 places recurring Remo/Smith operation within the same agency. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000201:ch02:p0017; witness:00000201:ch03:p0072; witness:00000201:ch16:p0007; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-070:cure: Same secret U.S. organization directed by Smith; Book 70 depicts exposure, disbandment order, and restart. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000204:ch02:p0146; witness:00000204:ch13:p0094; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-077:cure: The acronym and secret U.S. agency role are continuous; the founding-President observation is handled separately and is not merged with an officeholder from another work. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000225:ch05:p0003; witness:00000225:ch33:p0031; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-078:cure: Lead compared source-identifying passages and compatible subject roles. CURE denotes the recurring subject here; story-specific actions, historical legends and reported claims remain separate observations. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000228:ch02:p0014; witness:00000228:ch09:p0014; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-064:cure: The book explicitly calls the covert organization CURE and describes Smith as its appointed head; the same series institution is meant. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000186:ch12:p0081; witness:00000186:ch12:p0166; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-071:cure: Same named covert U.S. organization directed by Harold W. Smith; descriptions are source-bound. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000207:ch03:p0004; witness:00000207:ch03:p0006; witness:00000207:ch30:p0004; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-080:cure: The same secret U.S. agency and enforcement operation is named; Book 80’s RESTORE deception remains book-specific. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0090; witness:00000234:ch23:p0014; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-079:cure: The acronym and secret U.S. government agency are the same organization; source statements about mission and constitutional limits are book-specific. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000231:ch02:p0008; witness:00000231:ch05:p0020; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-065:cure: Book 1 names CURE as the covert organization using Folcroft as cover; Book 65 explicitly calls CURE the organization supporting Remo’s justice-system work and references its founding. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000189:ch02:p0111; witness:00000189:ch09:p0144; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-072:b72-cure: Same named covert organization; book-specific founder claims remain source-bound. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000210:ch02:p0016; witness:00000210:ch02:p0020; witness:00000210:ch07:p0010; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-075:cure: Both passages identify the same covert government organization directed by Smith and staffed by Remo; Book 75 gives its national-security mandate explicitly. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000219:ch03:p0018; witness:00000219:ch09:p0073; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-076:cure: Both passages identify Smith’s covert organization using Remo as an operative; the relationship and function recur. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000222:ch02:p0032; witness:00000222:ch20:p0098; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-066:cure: Book 1 identifies CURE as Smith’s secret organization and places Remo’s work within it (witness:00000002:ch07:p0018); this source also names Smith as its director and discusses its covert case activity. The function and institutional identity align. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000192:ch01:p0138; witness:00000192:ch02:p0096; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-073:b73-cure: Same named clandestine organization. Book 1 gives its CURE name and purpose; Book 73 shows the organization continuing under Smith. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000213:ch03:p0023; witness:00000213:ch36:p0055; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-067:cure: Book 1 locates Smith and Remo within CURE (ch07:p0018); Book 67 names CURE and its network (ch02:p0197, ch11:p0153). Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000195:ch02:p0197; witness:00000195:ch11:p0153; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-074:b74-cure: Current ch05:p0005 calls CURE a super-secret government agency led by Smith; ch23:p0039 gives Smith’s official-account handling. Book 1 ch07:p0018 calls the operation CURE and describes its extra-legal organized-crime mission. Same organization; explicitly approved recurring identity. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000216:ch05:p0005; witness:00000216:ch23:p0039; witness:00000002:ch07:p0018).

destroyer-081:cure: Both identify CURE as the covert organization directed by Smith and hidden by Folcroft; Remo explicitly recalls its earlier Ransome episode. Founding and operational claims remain source-bound. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000237:ch02:p0087; witness:00000237:ch02:p0089; witness:00000237:ch03:p0011; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0089).

destroyer-082:d82-cure: Both works explicitly name the clandestine U.S. government agency CURE and describe its off-budget operation under Smith; distinct passages support institutional continuity. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000240:ch02:p0081; witness:00000240:ch13:p0001; witness:00000240:ch13:p0003; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0089; witness:00000234:ch19:p0091).

destroyer-095:project-cure: The sources name CURE as the same secret U.S. government organization and describe Smith and Remo in corresponding director/enforcement roles. The proposed target preserves the existing canonical ID. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000279:ch02:p0072; witness:00000279:ch18:p0073; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0091).

destroyer-083:d83-cure: Both passages explicitly call the secret U.S. agency CURE and identify Smith and Remo in its director/enforcement roles. Agency identity is direct; book-specific secrecy and mission details remain scoped to each work. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000243:ch02:p0166; witness:00000243:ch02:p0168; witness:00000243:ch02:p0172; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0089; witness:00000234:ch19:p0090).

destroyer-084:cure: The named secret organization is explicitly the same service directed by Smith; compare the direct CURE account in both sources. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000246:ch02:p0057; witness:00000246:ch02:p0125; witness:00000246:ch10:p0006; witness:00000243:ch02:p0166).

destroyer-096:cure: Both works identify CURE as the same secret U.S. organization and associate it with Smith and Remo. Current details about its origin and budget remain scoped to this work. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000282:ch03:p0005; witness:00000282:ch03:p0019; witness:00000282:ch31:p0042; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0091).

destroyer-088:cure: Both passages identify CURE as the secret U.S. government agency run by Smith and describe its off-the-books secrecy. This supports the same-institution proposal without linking either book’s generic President reference. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000258:ch02:p0065; witness:00000258:ch03:p0056; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0091).

destroyer-085:cure: Both works identify CURE as the secret U.S. agency led by Smith and using Remo as an enforcement operative. Book 80 directly defines its cover/agency role; Book 85 continues that same institutional configuration. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000249:ch06:p0012; witness:00000249:ch06:p0013; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0090).

destroyer-097:cure: Both sources identify CURE as Smith’s clandestine U.S. organization and associate it with Remo. Book-specific funding and operational events remain scoped to their own work. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000285:ch05:p0018; witness:00000285:ch05:p0025; witness:00000285:ch32:p0334; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0091).

destroyer-086:cure: Both passages identify CURE as the secret U.S. agency led by Smith. Book 86 also locates its headquarters at Folcroft; that place is proposed separately and is not conflated with the organization. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000252:ch02:p0004; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088).

destroyer-089:cure: Both sources identify CURE as Smith’s secret federal agency, supporting a same-institution proposal. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000261:ch03:p0055; witness:00000261:ch03:p0056; witness:00000261:ch24:p0044; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0091).

destroyer-098:cure: The exact organization name CURE and its relation to Smith and Remo are direct in both books. Book98’s final confession also distinguishes CURE from Bricker’s fabricated RX label. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000288:ch02:p0071; witness:00000288:ch05:p0078; witness:00000288:ch33:p0006; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0089).

destroyer-087:cure: Same secret agency housed at Folcroft and led by Smith. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000255:ch03:p0021; witness:00000255:ch03:p0022; witness:00000255:ch03:p0024; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0089).

destroyer-099:cure: Both works describe the same clandestine U.S. organization led by Harold W. Smith; the current source attributes its founding to an unnamed earlier President, while the prior source also leaves that President unnamed. The founder is not linked to any real-world President by this proposal. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000291:ch03:p0062; witness:00000291:ch03:p0064; witness:00000291:ch07:p0229; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0089).

destroyer-090:cure: Same secret agency employing Remo and led by Smith. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000264:ch02:p0170; witness:00000264:ch02:p0176; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088).

destroyer-100:cure: This work names the secret U.S. agency and describes its separate founding and later enforcement-arm authorization; the work-specific history remains attributed rather than resolved into extra identities. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000294:ch03:p0013; witness:00000294:ch03:p0027; witness:00000294:ch04:p0075; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0090).

destroyer-092:cure: Same secret agency under Smith. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000270:ch04:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088).

destroyer-093:cure: Same secret organization. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000273:ch03:p0012; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088).

destroyer-091:cure: Both sources describe the secret U.S. agency run by Smith, including its off-books status and the President's limited shutdown authority. Book-specific claims remain local. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000267:ch04:p0035; witness:00000267:ch04:p0036; witness:00000267:ch04:p0037; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0091).

destroyer-094:cure: Direct non-film-pitch statements identify the same secret agency under Smith. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000276:ch09:p0096; witness:00000276:ch24:p0028; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088).

destroyer-101:cure: The reviewed local role identifies the same recurring covert operation headed by Harold Smith and employing Remo. Book-specific age, rank, actions, reported origins and scope stay in the observation; none becomes a universal trait. Both reader lanes and bounded lead review are now accepted for101. (witness:00000297:ch01:p0020; witness:00000297:ch01:p0021; witness:00000297:ch01:p0022; witness:00000297:ch01:p0023; witness:00000297:ch01:p0024; witness:00000002:ch07:p0003; witness:00000002:ch07:p0009).

destroyer-102:cure: The reviewed local role identifies the same recurring covert operation headed by Harold Smith and employing Remo. Book-specific age, rank, actions, reported origins and scope stay in the observation; none becomes a universal trait. Both reader lanes and bounded lead review are accepted for102. (witness:00000300:ch02:p0029; witness:00000300:ch06:p0032; witness:00000300:ch06:p0038; witness:00000002:ch07:p0003; witness:00000002:ch07:p0009).

destroyer-103:cure: The reviewed local role identifies the same recurring covert operation headed by Harold Smith and employing Remo. Book-specific age, rank, actions, reported origins and scope stay in the observation; none becomes a universal trait. Separate first and independent readings and bounded lead checks are now accepted. (witness:00000303:ch02:p0174; witness:00000303:ch20:p0103; witness:00000303:ch20:p0110; witness:00000002:ch07:p0003; witness:00000002:ch07:p0009).

destroyer-113:cure: The reviewed local role identifies the same recurring covert operation headed by Harold Smith and employing Remo. Book-specific age, rank, actions, reported origins and scope stay in the observation; none becomes a universal trait. Separate first and independent readings and bounded lead checks are now accepted. (witness:00000330:ch04:p0048; witness:00000330:ch06:p0033; witness:00000330:ch19:p0070; witness:00000002:ch07:p0003; witness:00000002:ch07:p0009).

destroyer-104:cure: CURE is the same named secret U.S. organization; Book 104 explicitly says the current President may suggest but not order its missions, while Book 103 identifies the same organization, director and operatives. Lead read current and earlier source contexts; resolves identity only, retaining each book’s role/scope/claims. (witness:00000306:ch02:p0045; witness:00000306:ch05:p0013; witness:00000306:ch14:p0110; witness:00000303:ch02:p0089; witness:00000303:ch02:p0174).

destroyer-105:cure: Both sources use CURE for the same secret government organization directed by Harold Smith. The former President’s fictional founding account remains a separate, source-scoped observation and is not used to identify a real founder. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000309:ch03:p0183; witness:00000309:ch04:p0049; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013; witness:00000294:ch03:p0021).

destroyer-114:cure: Same secret organization directed by Harold Smith, explicitly credited with the preceding Paris mission. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000333:ch03:p0047; witness:00000333:ch03:p0048; witness:00000333:ch03:p0050; witness:00000330:ch04:p0021; witness:00000330:ch04:p0022).

destroyer-106:cure: Both describe CURE as the secret U.S. organization directed by Harold Smith. Book 106’s new founder observation remains unnamed and is not merged with a real historical President. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000312:ch02:p0051; witness:00000309:ch03:p0183; witness:00000309:ch04:p0049).

destroyer-115:cure: Same secret government organization, retaining source-specific origin and operations. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000336:ch05:p0042; witness:00000336:ch05:p0045; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013; witness:00000294:ch03:p0027).

destroyer-125:cure: Both source contexts explicitly identify the secret government organization CURE, Smith’s directorship, and Remo’s enforcement role. Their distinct origin accounts and work-specific claims should remain separate. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000366:ch02:p0056; witness:00000366:ch06:p0043; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013; witness:00000294:ch03:p0027).

destroyer-126:cure: Both sources explicitly name CURE, Smith's directorship and Remo's enforcement role. Their differing origin/history claims remain separate. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000369:ch03:p0004; witness:00000369:ch03:p0133; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013; witness:00000294:ch03:p0027).

destroyer-116:cure: Same covert government organization and its cover headquarters. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000339:ch02:p0003; witness:00000339:ch07:p0010; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013; witness:00000294:ch03:p0027).

destroyer-107:cure: Both sources identify CURE as the secret U.S. agency established by a President and run by Harold Smith (107 ch03:p0021, p0034, p0041; 080 ch19:p0088–0089). The comparison is limited to the agency’s identity; founder identity and each book’s political claims remain source-scoped. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000315:ch03:p0021; witness:00000315:ch03:p0034; witness:00000315:ch03:p0041; witness:00000234:ch19:p0088; witness:00000234:ch19:p0089).

destroyer-108:cure: Both passages explicitly identify the secret government operations unit as CURE. The founders and attached institutional claims remain individually attributed and work-scoped. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000318:ch03:p0008; witness:00000315:ch03:p0021).

destroyer-127:cure: Both texts explicitly identify CURE, Smith’s directorship and Remo’s role. Their historical accounts remain separately scoped. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000372:ch01:p0085; witness:00000372:ch02:p0041; witness:00000372:ch34:p0002; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013; witness:00000294:ch03:p0027).

destroyer-109:cure: Both sources explicitly identify CURE as the clandestine organization employing Remo/Smith (109 ch02:p0037 and ch06:p0016; 108 ch03:p0008). The former President/founder remains a separate unnamed role; this proposal does not identify him with a historical person. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000321:ch02:p0037; witness:00000321:ch06:p0016; witness:00000318:ch03:p0008).

destroyer-117:cure: Both sources describe the same secret organization employing Remo and directed by Harold Smith. The current source's phrasing that the U.S. President knows of it remains a statement, not an observed presidential appearance. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000342:ch02:p0119; witness:00000342:ch03:p0011; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013; witness:00000294:ch15:p0024).

destroyer-118:cure: Both sources name the secret organization directed by Smith and employing Remo. Its source-specific mandate and origin accounts should remain attributed. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000345:ch03:p0029; witness:00000345:ch06:p0013; witness:00000345:ch30:p0001; witness:00000339:ch02:p0003; witness:00000339:ch07:p0010).

destroyer-119:cure: Both passages identify CURE as the secret agency Smith directs; this links the organization’s observation without treating any unattributed or historical claim as established canon. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000348:ch02:p0036; witness:00000348:ch07:p0020; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013).

destroyer-111:cure: Same covertorganization directedbySmith. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000324:ch04:p0003; witness:00000294:ch03:p0001; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013).

destroyer-128:cure: Both sources identify CURE as Smith’s covert organization. Preserve this book’s explicit statement that the name is a wish rather than an acronym. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000375:ch03:p0051; witness:00000375:ch03:p0052; witness:00000375:ch03:p0053; witness:00000294:ch03:p0001; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013).

destroyer-129:cure: Same covert agency; separate retrospective founding details. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000378:ch05:p0026; witness:00000378:ch05:p0027; witness:00000375:ch03:p0051; witness:00000375:ch03:p0053).

destroyer-112:cure: Same covert agency. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000327:ch03:p0003; witness:00000327:ch03:p0004; witness:00000324:ch04:p0032).

destroyer-120:cure: Same covert agency. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000351:ch03:p0007; witness:00000351:ch03:p0008; witness:00000327:ch03:p0003).

destroyer-121:cure: Same covert organization. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000354:ch04:p0002; witness:00000327:ch03:p0003).

destroyer-130:cure: Same covert agency. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000381:ch04:p0078; witness:00000378:ch05:p0026).

destroyer-133:cure: Same covert agency. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000390:ch03:p0036; witness:00000384:ch10:p0031).

destroyer-131:cure: Same secret agency. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000384:ch02:p0003; witness:00000384:ch10:p0031; witness:00000381:ch04:p0078).

destroyer-122:cure: Same covert agency, with handover left on a deliberate cliffhanger. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000357:ch06:p0101; witness:00000357:ch38:p0011; witness:00000354:ch04:p0002).

destroyer-132:cure: Same secret agency, preserving narrator-scoped founding history. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000387:ch03:p0002; witness:00000387:ch03:p0010; witness:00000387:ch03:p0011; witness:00000384:ch10:p0031).

destroyer-134:cure: Named recurring subject identified by its established role and setting; origin and historical claims retain narrator or speaker scope. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000393:ch07:p0051; witness:00000393:ch07:p0059).

destroyer-123:cure: Explicit names, prior-incident callbacks and established roles identify the recurring subject; recovered or reported appearances and conflicting accounts stay book-scoped. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000360:ch02:p0008; witness:00000294:ch03:p0013).

destroyer-135:cure: The named recurring CURE/Sinanju subject and explicit training or office relationship identifies the same referent. Succession and source-specific claims remain scoped. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000396:ch03:p0035; witness:00000396:ch03:p0039; witness:00000393:ch07:p0062; witness:00000393:ch07:p0064).

destroyer-124:cure: Established named CURE/Sinanju roles and direct callbacks to the recent crisis and amusement-park encounter identify the recurring subject; source-specific claims remain attributed. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000363:ch04:p0130; witness:00000360:ch02:p0008).

Created, the Destroyer

narrative

Sources 6 references
  • witness:00000002:ch07:p0001
  • witness:00000002:ch07:p0034
  • witness:00000002:ch09:p0001
  • witness:00000002:ch09:p0055
  • witness:00000002:ch10:p0001
  • witness:00000002:ch10:p0053

Death Check

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000001:ch02:p0013
  • witness:00000001:ch04:p0039

Chinese Puzzle

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000007:ch03:p0109
  • witness:00000007:ch04:p0012
  • witness:00000007:ch08:p0010

Mafia Fix

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000009:ch02:p0073
  • witness:00000009:ch04:p0028

Dr. Quake

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000012:ch07:p0007
  • witness:00000012:ch07:p0013
  • witness:00000012:ch16:p0009

Death Therapy

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000015:ch02:p0096
  • witness:00000015:ch03:p0076
  • witness:00000015:ch03:p0078
  • witness:00000015:ch03:p0081

Union Bust

mentioned

Sources 7 references
  • witness:00000018:ch06:p0019
  • witness:00000018:ch04:p0104
  • witness:00000018:ch06:p0014
  • witness:00000018:ch10:p0065
  • witness:00000018:ch17:p0034
  • witness:00000018:ch06:p0031
  • witness:00000018:ch13:p0129

Summit Chase

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000021:ch02:p0037
  • witness:00000021:ch03:p0022
  • witness:00000021:ch11:p0009

Murder's Shield

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000024:ch02:p0086
  • witness:00000024:ch03:p0056
  • witness:00000024:ch05:p0015

Terror Squad

narrative

Sources 9 references
  • witness:00000027:ch01:p0014
  • witness:00000027:ch01:p0082
  • witness:00000027:ch02:p0039
  • witness:00000027:ch02:p0041
  • witness:00000027:ch02:p0042
  • witness:00000027:ch02:p0043
  • witness:00000027:ch02:p0044
  • witness:00000027:ch02:p0046
  • witness:00000027:ch11:p0001

Kill or Cure

appears

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000030:ch03:p0030
  • witness:00000030:ch03:p0037
  • witness:00000030:ch04:p0018

Slave Safari

mention

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000033:ch03:p0043
  • witness:00000033:ch04:p0021
  • witness:00000033:ch10:p0028
  • witness:00000033:ch10:p0050

Acid Rock

mention

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000036:ch10:p0006
  • witness:00000036:ch02:p0020
  • witness:00000036:ch02:p0084

Judgment Day

mentioned

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000039:ch01:p0052
  • witness:00000039:ch02:p0025
  • witness:00000039:ch03:p0028
  • witness:00000039:ch11:p0009
  • witness:00000039:ch20:p0009

Murder Ward

narrative; mention

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000042:ch02:p0081
  • witness:00000042:ch02:p0082
  • witness:00000042:ch02:p0091
  • witness:00000042:ch06:p0047

Oil Slick

mention

Sources 1 references
  • witness:00000045:ch02:p0027

Last War Dance

mention

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000048:ch02:p0107
  • witness:00000048:ch02:p0089
  • witness:00000048:ch02:p0139
  • witness:00000048:ch15:p0073

Funny Money

narrative; mentioned

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000051:ch02:p0012
  • witness:00000051:ch02:p0102
  • witness:00000051:ch12:p0019

Holy Terror

narrative

Sources 6 references
  • witness:00000054:ch02:p0089
  • witness:00000054:ch02:p0061
  • witness:00000054:ch02:p0062
  • witness:00000054:ch08:p0006
  • witness:00000054:ch09:p0080
  • witness:00000054:ch17:p0020

Assassin's Play-Off

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000057:ch01:p0172
  • witness:00000057:ch02:p0017
  • witness:00000057:ch10:p0048

Deadly Seeds

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000060:ch02:p0118
  • witness:00000060:ch02:p0141
  • witness:00000060:ch10:p0054
  • witness:00000060:ch15:p0113

Brain Drain

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000063:ch02:p0138
  • witness:00000063:ch03:p0082
  • witness:00000063:ch04:p0093

Child's Play

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000066:ch02:p0191
  • witness:00000066:ch02:p0190
  • witness:00000066:ch03:p0203

King's Curse

narrative

Sources 8 references
  • witness:00000069:ch02:p0071
  • witness:00000069:ch02:p0072
  • witness:00000069:ch02:p0104
  • witness:00000069:ch02:p0014
  • witness:00000069:ch02:p0031
  • witness:00000069:ch03:p0008
  • witness:00000069:ch10:p0089
  • witness:00000069:ch03:p0053

Sweet Dreams

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000072:ch02:p0064
  • witness:00000072:ch07:p0077

In Enemy Hands

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000075:ch01:p0148
  • witness:00000075:ch01:p0150
  • witness:00000075:ch02:p0135

The Last Temple

narrative organization

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000078:ch02:p0050
  • witness:00000078:ch02:p0072
  • witness:00000078:ch02:p0074

Ship of Death

mentioned

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000081:ch02:p0108
  • witness:00000081:ch03:p0117
  • witness:00000081:ch03:p0119

The Final Death

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000084:ch01:p0164
  • witness:00000084:ch01:p0167
  • witness:00000084:ch10:p0070

Mugger Blood

Mention; operations appear under initially unnamed organization

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000087:ch02:p0122
  • witness:00000087:ch05:p0138

The Head Men

Narrative mention; source-scoped

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000090:ch02:p0026
  • witness:00000090:ch02:p0087
  • witness:00000090:ch03:p0028
  • witness:00000090:ch03:p0029

Killer Chromosomes

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000093:ch02:p0071
  • witness:00000093:ch05:p0006
  • witness:00000093:ch08:p0042
  • witness:00000093:ch12:p0031

Voodoo Die

mentioned

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000096:ch01:p0191
  • witness:00000096:ch01:p0187
  • witness:00000096:ch01:p0194
  • witness:00000096:ch05:p0029

Chained Reaction

mention

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000099:ch02:p0136
  • witness:00000099:ch02:p0153
  • witness:00000099:ch02:p0161
  • witness:00000099:ch02:p0162

Last Call

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000102:ch02:p0066
  • witness:00000102:ch05:p0089
  • witness:00000102:ch05:p0092
  • witness:00000102:ch16:p0072

Power Play

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000105:ch02:p0062
  • witness:00000105:ch02:p0236
  • witness:00000105:ch03:p0061

Bottom Line

narrative

Sources 6 references
  • witness:00000108:ch02:p0014
  • witness:00000108:ch03:p0087
  • witness:00000108:ch03:p0089
  • witness:00000108:ch03:p0095
  • witness:00000108:ch04:p0001
  • witness:00000108:ch11:p0020

Bay City Blast

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000111:ch02:p0012
  • witness:00000111:ch07:p0043
  • witness:00000111:ch15:p0128

Missing Link

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000114:ch02:p0177
  • witness:00000114:ch03:p0029
  • witness:00000114:ch05:p0064

Dangerous Games

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000117:ch02:p0082
  • witness:00000117:ch03:p0048
  • witness:00000117:ch03:p0050
  • witness:00000117:ch08:p0002
  • witness:00000117:ch08:p0003

Firing Line

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000120:ch02:p0043
  • witness:00000120:ch02:p0058

Timber Line

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000123:ch02:p0003
  • witness:00000123:ch03:p0110
  • witness:00000123:ch03:p0114
  • witness:00000123:ch12:p0028

Midnight Man

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000126:ch03:p0174
  • witness:00000126:ch03:p0175
  • witness:00000126:ch10:p0029

Balance of Power

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000129:ch02:p0017
  • witness:00000129:ch02:p0018
  • witness:00000129:ch02:p0129
  • witness:00000129:ch02:p0145
  • witness:00000129:ch14:p0027

Spoils of War

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000132:ch02:p0041
  • witness:00000132:ch02:p0042
  • witness:00000132:ch02:p0043
  • witness:00000132:ch02:p0080

Next of Kin

narrative; on-page mention

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000135:ch02:p0036
  • witness:00000135:ch02:p0037
  • witness:00000135:ch19:p0026

Dying Space

narrative; proposed recurring identity

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000138:ch02:p0024
  • witness:00000138:ch02:p0027
  • witness:00000138:ch04:p0016

Skin Deep

narrative; discussed organization

Sources 6 references
  • witness:00000141:ch02:p0012
  • witness:00000141:ch02:p0077
  • witness:00000141:ch10:p0021
  • witness:00000141:ch14:p0028
  • witness:00000141:ch17:p0019
  • witness:00000141:ch23:p0007

Killing Time

narrative; on-page mention

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000144:ch02:p0104
  • witness:00000144:ch02:p0110
  • witness:00000144:ch13:p0014

Shock Value

narrative; on-page mention

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000147:ch02:p0007
  • witness:00000147:ch02:p0008
  • witness:00000147:ch03:p0036

Fool's Gold

narrative; on-page appearance

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000150:ch02:p0174
  • witness:00000150:ch02:p0203
  • witness:00000150:ch08:p0001
  • witness:00000150:ch18:p0014

Time Trial

fictional covert government organization

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000153:ch02:p0003
  • witness:00000153:ch02:p0004
  • witness:00000153:ch02:p0006

Last Drop

narrative; on-page identification

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000156:ch02:p0045
  • witness:00000156:ch02:p0046

Master's Challenge

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000159:ch02:p0129
  • witness:00000159:ch04:p0010
  • witness:00000159:ch12:p0034
  • witness:00000159:ch26:p0042

Encounter Group

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000162:ch02:p0050
  • witness:00000162:ch04:p0001
  • witness:00000162:ch06:p0054

Date with Death

institutional mention

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000165:ch02:p0075
  • witness:00000165:ch02:p0076
  • witness:00000165:ch02:p0081

Total Recall

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000168:ch02:p0029
  • witness:00000168:ch02:p0026
  • witness:00000168:ch02:p0031
  • witness:00000168:ch09:p0077

The Arms of Kali

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000171:ch02:p0108
  • witness:00000171:ch07:p0002

The End of the Game

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000174:ch02:p0143
  • witness:00000174:ch02:p0145
  • witness:00000174:ch04:p0001

Lords of the Earth

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000177:ch02:p0145
  • witness:00000177:ch03:p0112
  • witness:00000177:ch04:p0063

The Seventh Stone

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000180:ch02:p0165
  • witness:00000180:ch05:p0037
  • witness:00000180:ch06:p0023

The Sky Is Falling

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000183:ch02:p0102
  • witness:00000183:ch02:p0106
  • witness:00000183:ch02:p0107

The Last Alchemist

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000186:ch02:p0017
  • witness:00000186:ch02:p0084
  • witness:00000186:ch12:p0081
  • witness:00000186:ch12:p0149

Lost Yesterday

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000189:ch02:p0111
  • witness:00000189:ch09:p0144
  • witness:00000189:ch09:p0110

Sue Me

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000192:ch01:p0138
  • witness:00000192:ch02:p0096
  • witness:00000192:ch02:p0114

Look into My Eyes

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000195:ch02:p0197
  • witness:00000195:ch11:p0153
  • witness:00000195:ch16:p0150

An Old-Fashioned War

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000198:ch03:p0151
  • witness:00000198:ch02:p0003
  • witness:00000198:ch02:p0005
  • witness:00000198:ch02:p0042
  • witness:00000198:ch03:p0170

Blood Ties

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000201:ch02:p0017
  • witness:00000201:ch03:p0055
  • witness:00000201:ch16:p0007
  • witness:00000201:ch28:p0079

The Eleventh Hour

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000204:ch02:p0146
  • witness:00000204:ch13:p0030
  • witness:00000204:ch13:p0094
  • witness:00000204:ch18:p0070

Return Engagement

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000207:ch03:p0004
  • witness:00000207:ch03:p0006
  • witness:00000207:ch12:p0128

Sole Survivor

narrative; mention and appearance scopes are stated in role

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000210:ch02:p0016
  • witness:00000210:ch02:p0020
  • witness:00000210:ch07:p0010
  • witness:00000210:ch10:p0059

Line of Succession

narrative; mention and appearance scopes are stated in role

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000213:ch02:p0184
  • witness:00000213:ch03:p0023
  • witness:00000213:ch36:p0055

Walking Wounded

narrative; mention and appearance scopes are stated in role

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000216:ch05:p0005
  • witness:00000216:ch07:p0096
  • witness:00000216:ch11:p0098
  • witness:00000216:ch23:p0039

Rain of Terror

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000219:ch03:p0018
  • witness:00000219:ch03:p0070
  • witness:00000219:ch09:p0073

The Final Crusade

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000222:ch02:p0032
  • witness:00000222:ch07:p0013
  • witness:00000222:ch20:p0098

Coin of the Realm

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000225:ch05:p0003
  • witness:00000225:ch05:p0004
  • witness:00000225:ch33:p0031

Blue Smoke and Mirrors

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000228:ch02:p0014
  • witness:00000228:ch09:p0014
  • witness:00000228:ch16:p0075

Shooting Schedule

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000231:ch04:p0078
  • witness:00000231:ch05:p0103
  • witness:00000231:ch16:p0231

Death Sentence

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000234:ch19:p0088
  • witness:00000234:ch19:p0089
  • witness:00000234:ch19:p0091
  • witness:00000234:ch25:p0058

Hostile Takeover

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000237:ch02:p0028
  • witness:00000237:ch02:p0089
  • witness:00000237:ch03:p0011
  • witness:00000237:ch15:p0009
  • witness:00000237:ch30:p0071

Survival Course

narrative appearance

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000240:ch02:p0028
  • witness:00000240:ch13:p0001
  • witness:00000240:ch13:p0002

Skull Duggery

narrative appearance

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000243:ch02:p0166
  • witness:00000243:ch02:p0168
  • witness:00000243:ch02:p0172

Ground Zero

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000246:ch02:p0057
  • witness:00000246:ch02:p0125
  • witness:00000246:ch10:p0006

Blood Lust

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000249:ch04:p0001
  • witness:00000249:ch04:p0015
  • witness:00000249:ch04:p0061
  • witness:00000249:ch13:p0033

Arabian Nightmare

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000252:ch02:p0004
  • witness:00000252:ch02:p0010

Mob Psychology

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000255:ch03:p0021
  • witness:00000255:ch03:p0022
  • witness:00000255:ch03:p0023
  • witness:00000255:ch03:p0024
  • witness:00000255:ch03:p0026

The Ultimate Death

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000258:ch02:p0065
  • witness:00000258:ch03:p0068

Dark Horse

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000261:ch03:p0055
  • witness:00000261:ch03:p0056
  • witness:00000261:ch07:p0011
  • witness:00000261:ch24:p0044
  • witness:00000261:ch30:p0024

Ghost in the Machine

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000264:ch02:p0095
  • witness:00000264:ch17:p0033
  • witness:00000264:ch23:p0042
  • witness:00000264:ch32:p0104
  • witness:00000264:ch32:p0130

Cold Warrior

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000267:ch09:p0103
  • witness:00000267:ch09:p0104
  • witness:00000267:ch23:p0032
  • witness:00000267:ch30:p0024

The Last Dragon

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000270:ch02:p0021
  • witness:00000270:ch02:p0115
  • witness:00000270:ch02:p0116
  • witness:00000270:ch04:p0088
  • witness:00000270:ch04:p0040

Terminal Transmission

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000273:ch03:p0012
  • witness:00000273:ch03:p0013

Feeding Frenzy

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000276:ch02:p0085
  • witness:00000276:ch03:p0192
  • witness:00000276:ch03:p0234

High Priestess

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000279:ch02:p0072
  • witness:00000279:ch02:p0073
  • witness:00000279:ch13:p0009
  • witness:00000279:ch18:p0073

Infernal Revenue

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000282:ch03:p0019
  • witness:00000282:ch03:p0021
  • witness:00000282:ch05:p0088
  • witness:00000282:ch31:p0042

Identity Crisis

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000285:ch05:p0018
  • witness:00000285:ch05:p0021
  • witness:00000285:ch05:p0025
  • witness:00000285:ch32:p0334

Target of Opportunity

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000288:ch02:p0071
  • witness:00000288:ch05:p0078
  • witness:00000288:ch06:p0081

The Color of Fear

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000291:ch03:p0062
  • witness:00000291:ch03:p0063
  • witness:00000291:ch07:p0179

Last Rites

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000294:ch03:p0013
  • witness:00000294:ch03:p0027
  • witness:00000294:ch15:p0024

Bidding War

source-local narrative; claims retain speaker, report, legend or dream scope where applicable

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000297:ch01:p0020
  • witness:00000297:ch01:p0021
  • witness:00000297:ch01:p0022
  • witness:00000297:ch01:p0023
  • witness:00000297:ch01:p0024

Unite and Conquer

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000300:ch02:p0029
  • witness:00000300:ch06:p0032
  • witness:00000300:ch06:p0038

Engines of Destruction

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000303:ch02:p0174
  • witness:00000303:ch20:p0103
  • witness:00000303:ch20:p0110
  • witness:00000303:ch27:p0078
  • witness:00000303:ch02:p0089

Angry White Mailmen

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000306:ch02:p0045
  • witness:00000306:ch05:p0013
  • witness:00000306:ch14:p0110
  • witness:00000306:ch15:p0040
  • witness:00000306:ch32:p0043

Scorched Earth

narrative; fictional institutional history

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000309:ch03:p0183
  • witness:00000309:ch04:p0049
  • witness:00000309:ch04:p0050

White Water

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000312:ch02:p0051
  • witness:00000312:ch13:p0008
  • witness:00000312:ch19:p0048

Feast or Famine

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000315:ch03:p0021
  • witness:00000315:ch03:p0022
  • witness:00000315:ch03:p0042
  • witness:00000315:ch03:p0044

Bamboo Dragon

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000318:ch03:p0008
  • witness:00000318:ch03:p0026
  • witness:00000318:ch20:p0029

American Obsession

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000321:ch02:p0037
  • witness:00000321:ch06:p0016
  • witness:00000321:ch06:p0017
  • witness:00000321:ch37:p0067

Prophet of Doom

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000324:ch04:p0003
  • witness:00000324:ch16:p0045
  • witness:00000324:ch17:p0063

Brain Storm

source-local narrative; reported, historical, legendary, and hypothetical claims retain their source scope

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000327:ch03:p0003
  • witness:00000327:ch03:p0004
  • witness:00000327:ch07:p0072
  • witness:00000327:ch12:p0037

The Empire Dreams

narrative

Sources 6 references
  • witness:00000330:ch04:p0048
  • witness:00000330:ch06:p0033
  • witness:00000330:ch19:p0070
  • witness:00000330:ch02:p0067
  • witness:00000330:ch04:p0021
  • witness:00000330:ch04:p0022

Failing Marks

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000333:ch03:p0048
  • witness:00000333:ch06:p0033
  • witness:00000333:ch20:p0001

Misfortune Teller

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000336:ch05:p0042
  • witness:00000336:ch05:p0045
  • witness:00000336:ch06:p0042
  • witness:00000336:ch06:p0048
  • witness:00000336:ch28:p0008

The Final Reel

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000339:ch02:p0003
  • witness:00000339:ch07:p0010
  • witness:00000339:ch21:p0063
  • witness:00000339:ch40:p0002

Deadly Genes

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000342:ch02:p0119
  • witness:00000342:ch03:p0011
  • witness:00000342:ch03:p0014
  • witness:00000342:ch32:p0021

Killer Watts

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000345:ch03:p0029
  • witness:00000345:ch06:p0013
  • witness:00000345:ch06:p0014
  • witness:00000345:ch30:p0001

Fade to Black

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000348:ch02:p0036
  • witness:00000348:ch07:p0020
  • witness:00000348:ch20:p0001
  • witness:00000348:ch25:p0039

The Last Monarch

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000351:ch03:p0008
  • witness:00000351:ch06:p0034
  • witness:00000351:ch24:p0023

A Pound of Prevention

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000354:ch04:p0002
  • witness:00000354:ch01:p0057
  • witness:00000354:ch09:p0028
  • witness:00000354:ch22:p0015
  • witness:00000354:ch23:p0001

Syndication Rites

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000357:ch04:p0055
  • witness:00000357:ch09:p0003
  • witness:00000357:ch14:p0032
  • witness:00000357:ch38:p0011

Disloyal Opposition

narrative

Sources 6 references
  • witness:00000360:ch02:p0008
  • witness:00000360:ch16:p0048
  • witness:00000360:ch16:p0064
  • witness:00000360:ch16:p0066
  • witness:00000360:ch23:p0091
  • witness:00000360:ch26:p0075

By Eminent Domain

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000363:ch02:p0018
  • witness:00000363:ch04:p0130
  • witness:00000363:ch11:p0101

The Wrong Stuff

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000366:ch02:p0056
  • witness:00000366:ch02:p0057
  • witness:00000366:ch06:p0043

Air Raid

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000369:ch03:p0004
  • witness:00000369:ch03:p0131
  • witness:00000369:ch12:p0017

Market Force

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000372:ch18:p0133
  • witness:00000372:ch22:p0059
  • witness:00000372:ch25:p0085

The End of the Beginning

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000375:ch03:p0049
  • witness:00000375:ch03:p0053

Father to Son

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000378:ch05:p0026
  • witness:00000378:ch05:p0027
  • witness:00000378:ch12:p0004
  • witness:00000378:ch29:p0015

Waste Not, Want Not

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000381:ch04:p0078
  • witness:00000381:ch05:p0063
  • witness:00000381:ch21:p0018
  • witness:00000381:ch24:p0066

Unnatural Selection

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000384:ch02:p0003
  • witness:00000384:ch10:p0031
  • witness:00000384:ch17:p0013

Wolf's Bane

Retrospective narrative exposition in chapter 3, not an account spoken by Smith.

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000387:ch03:p0009
  • witness:00000387:ch03:p0010
  • witness:00000387:ch03:p0011

Troubled Waters

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000390:ch03:p0036
  • witness:00000390:ch03:p0085
  • witness:00000390:ch06:p0005

Bloody Tourists

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000393:ch07:p0051
  • witness:00000393:ch07:p0058
  • witness:00000393:ch07:p0062
  • witness:00000393:ch07:p0068

Political Pressure

narrative mention/appearance as cited; political allegations and CURE projections retain their stated attribution

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000396:ch03:p0034
  • witness:00000396:ch03:p0041
  • witness:00000396:ch03:p0043
  • witness:00000396:ch33:p0047
  • witness:00000396:ch33:p0056

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