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But for the most part, Manchette's legacy has been preserved by writers of mainland Europe for whom he set the tone, like France's Thierry Jonquet and Didier Daeninickx and England's own bard of noir Derek Raymond aka Robin Cook.
A Killer Vision of a Corrupt Society Sarah Weinman 2011
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I can only recall Robin Cook resigning on principle.
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He did not clear the book with the Foreign Office, claiming that politicians such as Robin Cook had written books without doing so - which was simply untrue.
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Michael Palmer has replaced Robin Cook as the king of medical thrillers.
Jackie K. Cooper: Oath of Office Is a Political/Medical Thriller Jackie K. Cooper 2012
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For many, Robin Cook's opposition to the catastrophic invasion of Iraq initially drew us to Compass.
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Before the bombing of Serbia I wrote to Robin Cook pointing out that it would not save the Kosovans because the Serbs would take revenge on them.
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Comment: Jack Straw starts his spell at the Foreign Office on a much surer footing than his predecessor, Robin Cook, writes Ewen MacAskill.
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With Gordon Brown silent and hurt, they are the leading representatives of the Scottish Labour tribe that was so powerful for so long – the inheritors of the party of John Smith, Donald Dewar, George Robertson, Robin Cook and Brown.
What the Scots can teach us about England's radical soul | Jackie Ashley 2012
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Not only was Smith re-envisioned, so was Robin Cook – two of the most politically scrupulous MPs of the late 20th century.
Letters: Quids in 2011
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It is not enough to say that dropping it somehow symbolises giving less priority to human rights, any more than it is enough to boast that Robin Cook introduced this series of reports in 1997 "to promote human rights".
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