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[...] Phoenix herself had run trade for five years before they diverted her to the stations start-up [...]
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Inoki was dead. Three years ago.
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He shut down [...] in the light of a yellow sun.
page 27
[...]a hundred and twenty-two years ago, the foreign star had first begun to grow in the heavens [...]
page 29
[...] since it had been, in the last forty years, acquiring a plethora of what might be unfixed moonlets [...]
[...] falling from the clouds [...] for a quarter of a year [...]
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[...] found himself staring at a pair of brown, dusty boots [...]
page 111
[...] twenty-one years into the landing [...] when that illusion had [...] blown up in their faces.
Short and nasty, what atevi called the War of the Landing [...] in that one year [...]
page 112
Hence the Treaty [...]
page 138
She'd fallen, riding in the hunt, at seventy-two.
page 144
"A fortress of the forty-third century [...] the architectural jewel of this province [...]"
page 149
"Actually [...] there's continual water action. The aiji Padigi had it installed in 4879. [..]"
page 157
The second, expanded fortress [...] dated from the sixty-first century
page 187
He'd been twenty-two [...]
page 197
The paidhi couldn't, att twenty-six atevi years of age [...]
page 199
Like Wilson - a man seventy years old [...]
Like Wilson [...] who had just seen Valasi assassinated [...]
[...] with nothing to show for forty-three years o work [...]
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"I didn't contest [...] for fifteen years to come here to lie to you."
page 289
Fifty years [...] ago, Mospheira had [...] thrown satellite communications and rocket science onto the table [...]
page 313
Ilisidi had lost the election in the hasdrawad [...]to Tabini.
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"Eight days ago [...] this - appeared and joined the station."
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Wilson's, it had probably been Wilson's tenure.
page 378
"She had the airstrip built, knocked down a fourteenth century defense wall to do it."
"The house is a seventeenth-century villa, with a gravel road down to Fagioni."
