On the eve of Killing Eve's series finale (airing this weekend), Deadline reports that "producer Sid Gentle Films is in early stage development on [a] spin-off, though it hasn’t got a greenlight yet." The spin-off (for BBC America and AMC Networks) would focus on Fiona Shaw's character, Carolyn Martens... but not as the cool, commanding spymaster we met in the show's first season. Instead, the potential spin-off would focus on her early days with MI6. From what we know of her history on the show, that could be incredibly compelling! Presumably such a series would focus on her time on Russia Desk and in Moscow during the waning days of the Cold War, when she recruited a crucial asset. I'm not so interested in this potential series because of its Killing Eve connection (though I do love that show's wit and tone and performances, and it would be nice to see them continue), but because of its setting. We don't see many Cold War era series, and when they do come along, I'll always be watching! It would be particularly cool to see one set in the late 80s with that focus. The Americans of course reveled in its 80s setting, but that was focused on Soviet agents undercover in America. A show about a British agent operating in Moscow at that time would be very different! 

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Appendix I - Software "EMF-estimator" v8.0.32 and v8.64

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Resolution 95 - (Rev. Geneva, 2022) - ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector initiatives to raise awareness on best practices and policies related to service quality

Requirements for resource management in cloud-aware telecommunication management systems

Requirements for service management in cloud-aware telecommunication management system

Interface for synergy management of cloud and software-defined networking-based networks - Protocol neutral requirements

Quantum Key Distribution Networks - Software Defined Networking Control

An Energy-aware Survey on ICT Device Power Supplies

Using submarine cables for climate monitoring and disaster warning - Opportunities and legal challenges

Using submarine cables for climate monitoring and disaster warning - Strategy and roadmap

Using submarine cables for climate monitoring and disaster warning - Engineering Feasibility Study

Mobility management in ITU-T: Its current development and next steps heading towards future networks

GSTP-NTSU - NT software upgrade for one image

NET2030-DF - Driving forces and vision towards Network 2030

Case Study - Towards a Circular Economy with the Implementation of ITU International Standards in Costa Rica

FSTP-VS-SDCA - Application of software-defined cameras in the surveillance industry

TR.Reqts-SAN - Requirements of semantic-aware networking for future networks

Service model and architecture of downloadable mobile multi-CA/DRM solutions for delivering CA/DRM client software to secondary devices

Deep learning software framework evaluation methodology

Architecture and protocols for software-defined cameras

Requirements for artificial intelligence based machine vision system in smart logistics warehouse

Security services using software-defined networking

Security framework and requirements for service function chaining based on software-defined networking

Protocol for time constraint Internet of things-based applications over software-defined networking

Software tools for speech and audio coding standardization

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