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Every intelligence agency's job is to undertake politically sensitive, dirty and often dangerous assignments. There is no glamour here, just shadowy anonymity and the acceptance that death may come quickly. The Special Operations Unit of the British SIS is nicknamed The Sandbaggers. Neil Burnside (Roy Marsden) leads the unit with intelligence and a decisive ruthlessness. This highly-acclaimed series dramatically sweeps viewers along Westminster's often Machiavellian "corridors of power", then out into the murky world of espionage, where conflicting political decisions meet stark reality with deadly finality. Contains Episodes: First Principles / A Proper Function of Government / Is Your Journey / Really Necessary? / The Most Suitable Person / Always Glad to Help / A Feasible Solution Starring: Roy Marsden, Elizabeth Bennett, Diane Keen, Ray Lonnen, Jerome Willis, Alan MacNaughtan and Richard Vernon (3 DVDs) approx. 5 hrs.

Her elongated body stretches upwards in inverted elegance, its essence defined by a cascading spiral of polished filigree. Emne Al-Haje, inspired by the movements of ballet, presents this seductive sculpture in bronze, as refined features revel in a kind of alluring anonymity. Balanced acrobatically on a granite base, this work offers a hypnotic accent to any dócor. Forms part of a limited series in this design.

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Is there a more American sport than baseball? Morris Kantor, born in Russia, embraced the subject as the essence of idealized American life. Although the specific city and field are unknown, Baseball at Night is a familiar scene. Enthusiastic spectators fill the bleachers, and the American flag hangs languidly in the calm night air. In the very anonymity of the scene Kantor captures a slice of American life: everyones game is played by everyones hometown team. The works animated optimism and affirmation of enduring values acquire even greater significance since it was painted during the Depression. The original painting of Baseball at Night, 1934 by Morris Kantor (American, b. Russia, 18961974) is in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, which is dedicated exclusively to the art and artists of the United States. The museums collections trace the countrys story in art spanning three centuries, and its in-depth resources offer opportunities to understand that story better. 1, 000 interlocking pieces. Puzzle size: 27 x 20 in. (Box dimensions: 10 x 13 x 17/8 in.)