Why don't you two collaborate, a detective novel with a tennis background.

The Da Vinci Code is a 2003 mystery detective novel by Dan Brown.

The 1933 Conference looked like a classic detective novel in which every party had a reason to be a suspect.

Detective?

Detective stories.

Mr Detective!

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Private detective?

Detective Division.

A private detective.

I'm a detective.

A private detective.

Oh, Mr Detective?

As a detective.

Signed, Lovington Detective Agency.

And a great detective.

Now you're a detective.

Are you a detective?

She's quite a detective.

Detective Dixon, 16th Squad.

I'm a professional detective.

You Chavasse, the detective?

Detective Sergeant James Durgo.

You're the detective agency.

Private detective. That's right.

Sami is a private detective.

Sami is a private detective.

What is he, a detective?

Quit the mysterious detective business.

He needed a private detective.

So you're a private detective?

Marlowe. I'm a private detective.

You sound like a detective.

Are you a detective, monsieur?

Yeah, from that private detective.

But you hired our detective.

You can play detective later.

I'll get a private detective.

That explains the private detective.

Novel.

I know what you are, really. You're a detective. There's something the matter and you're a detective.

Detective Sadiq investigated the baby deaths.

You mind if I play detective?

You're not a very good detective.

I'm the house detective. Get going.