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Examples
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Del Ray Spectra is doing, uh, something arcane that involves a series of imaginary cage matches between various fictional characters.
A Bland and Deadly Courtesy skzbrust 2010
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Del Ray Spectra is doing, uh, something arcane that involves a series of imaginary cage matches between various fictional characters.
skzbrust: How would Vlad do against Dumbledore? skzbrust 2010
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Bantam Spectra is a division of Random House, the same great folks who publish my fantasies in the United States, and they solemnly swear that this year's calendar will be released on schedule, without any of the delays and other problems that plagued the last attempt.
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Ouch, of course, Blackout isn't published by Tor, but rather by Spectra, which is why it's still available on Amazon.
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Then the very last interview I had was with a small company called Spectra-Physics, which had an instrument division called Autolab.
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The vest was made of an ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene fiber material known as Spectra.
State of the Union Brad Thor 2004
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The vest was made of an ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene fiber material known as Spectra.
State of the Union Brad Thor 2004
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It is believed that the President would be using a highly secure PDA called the Spectra Edge.
WFED / / 2009
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The Cerato (also known as Spectra and Forte in overseas markets) has been the highest-selling model with 269,864, while the Rio and Sportage are battling it out for second place on 159,385 and 157,312 respectively.
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The Cerato (also known as Spectra and Forte in overseas markets) has been the highest-selling model with 269,864, while the Rio and Sportage are battling it out for second place on 159,385 and 157,312 respectively.
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