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How easy it is for the privacy of oneas actions to conflict with the growth of the government, thought John Bastian as he walked down the long hallway, exhausted from the sixteen-hour day he had just put in. The baby he had just delivered, along with the vice president, were missing, and John was their only hope. The Identity Project, a secret kept by the CIA for nearly forty years, had been recently reactivated by the director. All hopes of ever finding them would rest on the projectas success. If it were successful, how could the government ever hide the project from the American people? Would the potential success be worth the risk of identifying the true nature of the post-natal injections every baby in the United States had been given for forty years? John knew individual privacy would forever be questioned once the project went public.