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Prescription Games Money, Ego, and Power Inside the Global Pharmeceutical Industry

Jeffrey Robinson

The major pharmaceutical companies, according to John le Carré – who has based his novel

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It featured a quote from Barry Sherman, who expressed surprise that no competitor had 'knocked him off' yet, a statement considered in the context of the murder investigation.

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According to the author, Barry told him that he was surprised one of his competitors hadn't, quote, knocked him off already, unquote.

— Episode: Who killed the Shermans? Part One: Death...

Episode: Who killed the Shermans? Part One: Death Imitates...

It featured a quote from Barry Sherman, who expressed surprise that no competitor had 'knocked him off' yet, a statement considered in the context of the murder investigation.

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According to the author, Barry told him that he was surprised one of his competitors hadn't, quote, knocked him off already, unquote.

I've really gotten over on a bunch of these other companies. So it's weird they haven't taken me out.

Episode: Who killed the Shermans? Part One: Death Imitates...

Barry Sherman, the victim, was quoted as saying he was surprised a competitor hadn't 'knocked him off' yet, prompting speculation about potential motives within the industry.

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he was surprised one of his competitors hadn't, quote, knocked him off already, unquote.

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