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In the folder on his desk, clipping from New York Times of a recent speech by Mr. Baynes. Mr. Tagomi now studied it critically, bending due to slight failure of correction by his contact lenses. The speech had to do with need of exploring once more -- ninety-eighth time? -- for sources of water on the moon. We may still solve this heartbreaking dilemma, Mr. Baynes was quoted. Our nearest neighbor, and so far the most unrewarding except for military purposes. Sic! Mr. Tagomi thought, using high-place Latin word. Clue to Mr. Baynes. Looks askance at merely military. Mr. Tagomi made a mental note.Android 2.2
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