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He did not feel stupid or embarrassed by doing all of this and inspecting the minute burglar-alarms. He was a spy, and he is still alive because he pays attention to every detail. He took the same precautions as a test-pilot, a deep sea diver or any other man who earns danger money. Bond took a shower and undressed, satisfied that no one had searched his room while he was in the casino. Casino Royale by Ian Fleming
James Bond stayed at some swanky, luxurious hotels while on assignments around the globe. While 007 enjoyed his stays in these hotels, he could not afford to relax or let down his guard. Bond was constantly at risk of being ambushed and counter-spied upon while on the job. When he left his room, 007 always left "minute alarms" to detect his adversaries and let him know that they had searched his belongings. You can use a thin thread, lint, or hair from the agent's head to leave traces of disturbance.
The tactics below, all based on Bond's adventures, will let you know whether someone has been looking through your belongings.
Ted Slampyak, Illustration
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