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Terminal, they have facilities for manufacturing duplicates of any kind of outtime items, like the firearms, for instance, and they know which time lines on which sectors are being exploited by legitimate paratime traders and which aren't.
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Was he injudicious, sending them all possibly to their deaths between times in this effort to outtime the Threads at Nerat?
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"I yield to no one in my appreciation of outtime art -- you all know how devotedly I collect objects of art from all over paratime -- but our own artists should endeavor to express their artistic values in our own artistic idioms."
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It was a good weapon to use outtime for that reason, also; even on the most civilized time-line, the most elaborate autopsy would reveal no specific cause of death.
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Look for irregularities and peculiarities in outtime currency-exchange transactions.
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There was a fifty-foot conveyer dome inside, and a fifty-foot red-lined circle that marked the transposition point of an outtime conveyer.
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Some were in the regulation green uniform; others, like himself, were in civilian clothes; more were in outtime costumes from all over paratime.
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Rhogom Institute, she had been working on the problem of return of a discarnate personality from outtime.
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The anti-grav-car circled around a three-hundred-foot steel tower that supported a conveyer head spatially coexistent with one on a top floor of some outtime tall building, and let down in front of a low prefabricated steel shed.
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The aircar lost speed and altitude; below, the countryside was dotted with conveyer heads, each spatially coexistent with some outtime police post or operation.
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