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And the title so apt as the line of Weasels crawled their way across the Martian plain through the star-shot darkness.
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Buccari looked out into space, at star-shot blackness.
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Massaged my side, dropped my head back, and looked up at the star-shot sky.
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The sky was star-shot, with a sliver of new moon — not much light pollution this far from the towns that lined the 101 corridor.
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Then raw panic clutched him and, convulsively, he emptied his entire magazine into the dazzling, star-shot night.
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They disembarked the Tula Point tube station in gauzy, star-shot Overhead, Wolfbane's two moons, Mutt and Jeff, chased other in slow-motion arabesques; at the end of the station's form, a single lamp glowed against chrome railings.
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Spanish shot, which are of four sorts: pike-shot, star-shot, chain-shot, and link-shot, all admirably contrived, as well for the destruction of the masts and rigging of ships, as for sweeping the decks of their men.
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And they fought and rolled until Morgan felt something hard under his oppressed back, and groped for it in the star-shot agony of sinewy fingers choking out his life.
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Out of the star-shot dusk emerged the speeding whiteness of Julia.
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The sweet, fresh air, the star-shot void above, acted as a powerful tonic to his shattered hopes and overwrought nerves.
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