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Examples
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A slab of hyperfiber slid from the ceiling, and the final door was shut.
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But a perfectly symmetrical blast had left his own weapon where it lay, untouched beneath a bowl of mirror-bright hyperfiber.
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In reality, Pamir was staring at a sheet of high-grade hyperfiber, thick and very nearly impervious to any force nature could throw at it.
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For reasons known only to them, the ship's builders had fashioned a tube from mirrored hyperfiber and cold basalt — the great shaft beginning not far beneath the heavy armor of the ship's bow and dropping for thousands of perfectly vertical kilometers.
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The ceiling was a slick arch made of medium-grade hyperfiber — a mirror-colored material wearing a thin coat of grime and lubricating oils and other residues.
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The hilt of the knife stood up out of her chest, a portion of the hyperfiber blade reflecting the brilliant red of the blood.
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Just like with the front doors, there was a final door made of diamond reinforced with a meshwork of hyperfiber.
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From behind the hyperfiber, Gallium said, "I see an illegal weapon."
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It slid across the floor and clattered to a stop, and then a mechanical arm unfolded, slapping a hyperfiber bowl over it, and then covering the bowl an explosive charge set to obliterate the first hand that tried to free the gun within.
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The last room was a minor fortress buttressed with slabs of high-grade hyperfiber and bristling with weapons, legal and otherwise.
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