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Robert Langdon goes for another roller-coaster ride -- this time in a hunt for a Masonic treasure in Washington, D.C. -- in Dan Brown's follow-up to 'The Da Vinci Code.' Dan Brown's followup to "The Da Vinci Code" sends symbologist Robert Langdon on a hunt for a masonic treasure hidden somewhere in Washington D.C.

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