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Examples
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The pitted duraplast jerked open, sending a drift of gray-brown powder over her boots.
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Doral felt the sweat begin to itch his chin, a flaw in the duraplast process which his people had never managed to correct.
Doors Into Chaos Robert Greenberger 2001
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The only difference, the Romulans maintained, was that instead of being built from duraplast and optical circuitry, bions were self-assembled—that is, grown—from proteins swirling in nutrient baths.
MILLENNIUM GARFIELD REEVES-STEVENS JUDITH 2000
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The only difference, the Romulans maintained, was that instead of being built from duraplast and optical circuitry, bions were self-assembled—that is, grown—from proteins swirling in nutrient baths.
THE WAR OF THE PROPHETS JUDITH REEVES-STEVENS GARFIELD REEVES-STEVENS 2000
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The only difference, the Romulans maintained, was that instead of being built from duraplast and optical circuitry, bions were self-assembled—that is, grown—from proteins swirling in nutrient baths.
MILLENNIUM GARFIELD REEVES-STEVENS JUDITH 2000
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The only difference, the Romulans maintained, was that instead of being built from duraplast and optical circuitry, bions were self-assembled—that is, grown—from proteins swirling in nutrient baths.
MILLENNIUM GARFIELD REEVES-STEVENS JUDITH 2000
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The figures were humanoid by way of insectoid, each about two meters tall, each covered with shiny, chitinous duraplast armor and a helmet that reflected the world around them like polished onyx.
Ilium Simmons, Dan 1981
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"The nature of the complaint?" the giant inquired, flexing muscles like pale duraplast.
The End of the Matter Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1977
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"The nature of the complaint?" the giant inquired, flexing muscles like pale duraplast.
The End of the Matter Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1977
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"The nature of the complaint?" the giant inquired, flexing muscles like pale duraplast.
The End of The Matter Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1977
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