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• That machine was identical to the real thing in every tiny facet, and every major one, too Tasha said nothing for a moment, pretending to listen to their sons wrestling in the next room. —  Asimov's Science Fiction, Jan. 2002
• This facet is of extreme significance, not simply to Americans, but to all individuals from every nation. —  Maximum Security -- Introduction
• Rainbow reflected dancer fire in every crystal facet, a molten necklace rippling against his broad chest. —  Ann Maxwell - Fire Dancer 3 - Dancer's Illusion (v1.0)
• But then he said, "Ms. McCone? Please, come in," and another facet was added to my already contradictory image of Patricia Terriss The front room of the bungalow was as lovingly tended as the exterior: Beautifully finished wood beams and window casings stood out against white walls, and the hardwood floor gleamed. —  Muller, Marcia - 19 The Broken Promise Land.htm
• Article 305 of the constitution obligates the state to intervene in land tenancy if necessary to guarantee food security, which is defined as a facet of national security.

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