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  1. C.J. Cherryh _ Downbelow Station

    It was a scientific success, bringing back data enough to keep the analysts busy for years… but there was no glib, slick way to explain the full meaning of its observations in layman's terms. In public relations the mission was a failure; the public, seeking to understand on their own terms, looked for material benefit, treasure, riches, dramatic findings."
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  2. C.J. Cherryh _ Downbelow Station

    It's the being there; the working of it; the feel of moving through what could surprise you at any moment. It's being a dust speck in that scale and pushing your way through all that Empty on your own terms, that no world can do and nothing spinning around one.
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  3. C.J. Cherryh _ Downbelow Station

    Their minds were geared to the old problems and to their own problems and their own politics.
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  4. C.J. Cherryh _ Downbelow Station

    A bizarre hysteria, perhaps, that point which many reached here, when anger was all that mattered. It led to self-destruction.
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  5. C.J. Cherryh _ Downbelow Station

    What the visual media could not carry into living rooms, the general public could not long remain exercised about. Statistically, a majority of the electorate could not or did not read complicated issues; no pictures, no news; no news, no event; no great sympathy on the part of the public nor sustained interest from the media: safe politics for the Company.
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  6. C.J. Cherryh _ Downbelow Station

    One tribe moves out and one tribe stays. History broadens, and philosophy shifts, develops a rift, splits one population from the other . . . and a schism happens, minor or major. It's the way humankind has always proliferated. We go over the next hill, live a few hundred years, change our languages to accommodate things we never saw before-and before we know it, our cousins think we have an accent. Or we think they have a strange attitude. And we don't really understand our cousins any longer.
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