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Often used in the same context:
kim philby,
strachey,
maugham,
vansittart,
harold nicolson,
macneice,
metternich,
auden,
legation,
amanuensis,
spymaster,
le carre,
john le carre,
lermontov,
sitwell,
bogarde,
gunpowder plot,
sillitoe,
gromyko,
tulchan,
galsworthy,
benjamin disraeli,
pepys,
stuarts,
somerset maugham,
shcherbakov,
stephen spender,
spies,
evelyn waugh,
mortmain,
attlee,
malory,
pugin,
hakluyt,
klaus fuchs,
ribbentrop,
harmsworth,
viscount,
samuel pepys,
leavis,
gielgud,
footman,
viscountess,
smersh,
max beerbohm,
coleridge,
marquess,
tradescant,
toynbee,
brezhnev,
wace,
turgenev,
courtier,
frobisher,
wodehouse,
blavatsky,
jessica mitford,
kennan,
hanssen,
stingo,
andropov,
moorcock,
sol hurok,
aristo,
orczy,
mata hari,
lytton strachey,
shakspere,
ford madox ford,
mountbatten,
simenon,
malraux,
nicolson,
byronic,
gaulle,
fantasist,
jodrell,
baronetcy,
neville chamberlain,
cobbett,
cardinal richelieu,
andre malraux,
gaitskell,
equerry,
fop,
tacitus,
soviet kgb,
pressburg,
le gallienne,
firbank,
lawrence durrell,
flamsteed,
leo szilard,
thomas malory,
arthur koestler,
oliver cromwell,
cavafy,
de quincey,
lord privy seal,
louche,
harrovian,
sneap,
barry,
bowie,
gould,
kidd,
morgan,
palmer,
thompson,
wilkinson,
aces,
arnold,
bailey,
bernstein,
blackbeard,
blake,
bligh,
boyd,
brady,
burke,
burton,
butler
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— Adjectives for philby:
british,
soviet,
double,
old,
notorious,
late,
infamous,
young,
maclean,
famous,
legendary,
more...
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