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Phone Halo's fix to this sad fact consists of a $60 keyfob locator that works wirelessly through Bluetooth with software you load on your phone.
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Margaret Robertson on Halo's oneiric call to adventure: Halo is a place where I feel peaceful.
Boing Boing 2009
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As with Martin's vast canvasses, Halo's blood-dimmed skies and glowering black mountains frame destruction on an epic scale.
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He says Halo's plans for a trial received support from an advisory committee at Treat-NMD, a European Union-funded network of experts who give advice on how to drive drug development for promising neuromuscular medications.
Families of Ill Children Try Drug Development Amy Dockser Marcus 2011
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Ms. Furlong, president of Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy, says the patient-advocacy group might be interested in financially supporting Halo's efforts with halofuginone.
Families of Ill Children Try Drug Development Amy Dockser Marcus 2011
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Halo's three videogames, two New York Times bestselling books and countless spin-offs have altogether grossed more than $1.7 billion.
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Of course, this portrays a preference for cyberpunk over hard science fiction, but videogames have always been more about the former than the latter and I'm surprised more players haven't professed an impatience with Halo's lumbering operatic writing.
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Halo's three videogames, two New York Times bestselling books and countless spin-offs have altogether grossed more than $1.7 billion.
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Halo's three videogames, two New York Times bestselling books and countless spin-offs have altogether grossed more than $1.7 billion.
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The early look is promising; concerns about the controls and the game's adherence to Halo's style have effectively been laid to rest.
Reality Wired 2009
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