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doc#101 | control. In fact, however, both principles | have | always been nebulous and loosely defined |
doc#102 | thermonuclear war be set off by accident? What steps | have | been taken to guard against the one sort |
doc#102 | the danger increase or decrease? </p><p> I | have | just asked these questions in the Pentagon |
doc#102 | Air Force psychiatrist put it: "You can't | have | dry runs on this one". The experts are |
doc#102 | to hypothesize sequences of events that | have | never occurred, probably never will -- |
doc#102 | more they know -- the more concerned they | have | become. </p><p> Already accidental war is |
doc#102 | to proceed to their targets. They, too, | have | fragments of the go code with them. As |
doc#102 | code with them. As Wisman put it, "They | have | separate pieces of the pie, and we have |
doc#102 | have separate pieces of the pie, and we | have | the whole pie. Once we send out the whole |
doc#103 | a degree, no more. A white man would not | have | seen it. The aborigines fastened upon it |
doc#103 | The aborigine lives on the cruelest land I | have | ever seen. Which does not mean that it |
doc#103 | which are hideous. They are huge areas which | have | been swept by winds for so many centuries |
doc#103 | scuttling layer of sand. Such stretches | have | an inhuman moonlike quality. But much of |
doc#103 | Only there happened -- nothing. There might | have | been a pool of cool water behind any of |
doc#103 | -clumps: only -- there was not. It might | have | rained, any time; only -- it did not. There |
doc#103 | any time; only -- it did not. There might | have | been a fence or a house just over the next |
doc#103 | men died. And countless others like them | have | died. Even today range riders will come |
doc#103 | today is a difficult thing. Many of them | have | drifted into the cities and towns and seaports |
doc#103 | grease so that all of the objects seemed to | have | been carved from the same material and |
doc#103 | rubbing up against a man who's supposed to | have | a specially good smell. Idje, here", and |