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Answer for the clue "Require a specified depth for floating ", 4 letters:
drew

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Less confident now, Drew found himself facing a still narrower street, cluttered with shoppers, bicyclists, pushcard vendors, and awninged stalls.

In keeping with their training, they stayed twenty feet apart, Drew taking the lead, shifting past deadfalls and boulders.

He'd worn the traditional black suit and white collar, his face somewhat wrinkled, bullet-gray, as he lit a cigarette and peered at Drew from across his desk.

Determined not to scare it, curious about what it planned to do, Drew tried not even to blink.

Another step, and now Drew saw its side, its tiny chest heaving, its eyes darting this way and that.

Though gray as before, its fur looked duller, its body thinner, making Drew wonder if this was a different mouse.

Of course, Drew thought, why bother coming out when your meals are delivered?

Then spring came, and the mouse had sufficient confidence to show itself when Drew was exercising.

All you need is a knife, fork, and bib, Drew silently joked, amused at how the rattle of the serving hatch had become Stuart Little's dinner bell.

But the light from the hallway was sufficient for Drew to see the monk slumped across his table, the bowl of bread pinned beneath one arm.

Entering each cell, even with silencers to muffle the shots, the team would still have been concerned about an unpredictable scream from a startled monk, a shout that might have alerted the other monks and - if I'm right, Drew thought - one monk in particular, the man the team had come for.

An assassin would have to be terribly determined, not to mention patient, to wait here two nights in a row on the slim chance that Drew was hiding in the attic.

More likely, the team would have sent someone up there after him or at least have used tear gas to force Drew down.

Besides, once the team had suspected that Drew was out of the building, they'd have felt compromised, afraid that if he escaped he'd alert the police.

The photographs had verified what Drew had said, convincing the priest to relent, to recommend Drew's acceptance by the Carthusians.