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tells the story of those American women, the Atta-Girls, who willingly left the relative safety of mainland United States and deliberately placed themselves in th

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“the book remains grounded in one key insight: the need to align AI development with human values. That, ultimately, may be the most urgent—and difficult—task of our time.”

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"Suzann Cope rights a wrong in this exhaustive book, detailing through four women's particular experiences the pivotal role women had in fighting the fascist occupation."

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"A lovely exploration of how much listening matters . . ."

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“Trust Paul Vidich, a powerful and seasoned author of this genre, to tie the rot and losses of both the former espionage assignments and the current ‘small favor’ to the grief that continue