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That leaves asteroid or other out-system mining, all of which require yet more equipment and transportation methods, adding time, cost, and yet more technology.
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Whatever it was, it seemed capable of taking certain volitional actions to protect itself, such as jamming our out-system communications.
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Not as odd as Io or Jupiter, maybe, but odd for a boy who grew up in Minnesota and went out-system when he was still a kid.
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The cries of battle horror from out-system dwindled.
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And his beautiful ship with the same name, it had been a half light-year out-system, seeking enemies that weren't there.
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Some Queryans never took the Test and used their talents only to travel around Query, even though it is actually easier to deep-time out-system, a fact never mentioned much by the Guard.
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Still, as I pulled on the insulated time-diving uniform -- the material represented another theft from some out-system by Kerina -- I knew I had to try the chance of backtracking the Frost Giants, if only to find out where they had come from before Odin Thor did.
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By the time Jupiter's bulk had moved around to blanket the out-system traffic, Callisto's day was nearly over and the Rowan wasn't off power as much as decibel one.
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His build ruled him out as a Corpus Corps type, which meant he was either an intelligence operative for some out-system government, for an out-of-the-way Imperial bureaucracy, or a private operative contracted to find Gerswin.
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Then it'll get on a liner going out-system, and before you know it, well-look at Yermenov.
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