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“Carlyle spread her hands. ‘I speculated that it was the remains of the starship that took the Eurydiceans to the planet. This seems to have been borne out.’ She smiled. ‘It transmitted a defensive virus that contained Microsoft patches.”
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“Black Sickle harvesting.”
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“There was something ineradicably depressing about a place that smelled of the middle of the night in the middle of the day.”
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“Tourism without tact, shopping without respect or reciprocity, slapping down their AO dollars as though doing the place a favour and departing with armfuls of stuff.”
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“post mortem triste”
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“a sadness in living beyond extinction,”
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“We will live in big habitat spinning in the sun, natural environment for self-reliant conscious primate.”
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“Let’s give our people what they want, which means fast food, cheap television, cars, and Levi jeans.”
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“squick”
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“The fights are so vicious because the stakes are so small.” Everybody here has got here by intense competition, moderated by character assassination.”
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“Let us leave philosophy to the physicists,’ said Chair.”
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