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Modern genetic testing can reunite families, uncover secrets, diagnose diseases, catch real-life criminals—and, of course, provide endless plot ideas for fiction.

Money laundering, love triangles, and mysterious French towns...

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Illusionists in Paris, Snipers in Taiwan, and Safecrackers in Cairo

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