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'It just came to me' I declared proudly. 'The inhibitors are some small gadgets that cancel all the electric fluid inside a system, and therefore they can paralyze any electronic device. Normally used to stop the functioning of the defective commands in robots, they will serve perfectly to void any possible time detonator the bomb could have.' 'After that, listen carefully, we pretend we are aiding someone who fainted, and "accidentally" discovered the bomb; the hotel security staff get in charge, and we disappear unobtrusively. What do you think?' 'Brilliant!' said Gracia, excitedly 'I think it's a perfect plan, virtually fail-proof. But … if he's not alone? If they are two or more terrorists, what shall we do?' 'How many people could be

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