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• I would start by asking people to rate their happiness between one and ten, which is kind of inherently absurd. —  Jonathan Harris collects stories
• Transient fields a billion times stronger than those that propel our starships will be applied in sequence to send its ten-gram bullets at ten times the speed of ... I mean to a gamma of ten, that is to say to a speed so relativistic that they'll hit with ten times the mass they really have. —  Analog, July-August 2006
• Governance has been on the tip of the tongue for at least five years now in our space, but it may fade only to be rediscovered under a new name ten years from now. —  frogpond
• Filmbrain's top ten, that is, his choices from the pool of films that actually screened in theaters in the US, is up, led by the "fillet of the year," —  GreenCine Daily
• Ambrose Heron offers a sneak peak - the top ten, that is - of Sight & Sound's poll of 50 critics, who've each named their five favorite films of 2008. —  GreenCine Daily

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