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The subclasses include a variety of endorphins such as alpha-beta-, and gamma-; two enkephalins; and dynorphin.
Alcohol and The Addictive Brain Kenneth Blum 1991
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The subclasses include a variety of endorphins such as alpha-beta-, and gamma-; two enkephalins; and dynorphin.
Alcohol and The Addictive Brain Kenneth Blum 1991
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When a second team of scientists studied similar gamma- and X-ray data, they concluded that the hollows were probably formed by isolated pockets of volatiles created by early volcanoes.
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“The wavefront carried with it a sleet of hard radiation—gamma- and delta-tachyons, and baryons, and other such exotic particles—blasted out of the core of a metastar exploding in the heart of one of our Galaxy’s satellite globular clusters.”
THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983
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“The wavefront carried with it a sleet of hard radiation—gamma- and delta-tachyons, and baryons, and other such exotic particles—blasted out of the core of a metastar exploding in the heart of one of our Galaxy’s satellite globular clusters.”
THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983
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“The wavefront carried with it a sleet of hard radiation—gamma- and delta-tachyons, and baryons, and other such exotic particles—blasted out of the core of a metastar exploding in the heart of one of our Galaxy’s satellite globular clusters.”
THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983
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“The wavefront carried with it a sleet of hard radiation—gamma- and delta-tachyons, and baryons, and other such exotic particles—blasted out of the core of a metastar exploding in the heart of one of our Galaxy’s satellite globular clusters.”
THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983
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