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Understandably, she was a reluctant agent: Mata Hari had been shot at dawn.
ECONOMIST: Kiharu Nakamura, a geisha, died on January 5th, aged 90
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He usually has his head buried in the guts of a vintage machine, maybe fixing a flipper on Mata Hari.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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In 1917, World War I's most famous spy, Mata Hari, was executed by firing squad at Vincennes Barracks outside Paris.
CNN: Tuesday,
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Japan's secret service, perhaps influenced by stories of Mata Hari, a dancer who became a spy in the first world war, asked Miss Nakamura to spy on a foreign client.
ECONOMIST: Kiharu Nakamura, a geisha, died on January 5th, aged 90
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GARCIA-NAVARRO: Campbell has perfected that technique, using a kind of Mata Hari goat, a sterilized female with a hormone implant in her ear that puts her in a constant state of estrus, or heat.
NPR: Common Intruders Threaten Galapagos Species
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Joan of Arc could have been Brooklynn of Arc, Mata Hari could have been Dakota Hari or even North Dakota Hari, Bonnie Prince Charlie could have been Bonnie Prince Diesel and Good King Wenceslas could have been Good King Chesney.
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