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Meanings of stepwise worlds in English

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Usage of stepwise worlds in English
1
In most stepwise worlds, being dumb is a prelude to being dead.
The Long War
2
He ran a side business, of dubious legality, selling the stuff in stepwise worlds...'
The Long War
3
In the roomy stepwise worlds, without the pressures of crowding and deprivation, such crimes were comparatively rare.
The Long Earth
4
I mean, for the US postal service, before they cut out the service to the far stepwise worlds.
The Long War
5
Somebody had miscounted the stepwise worlds.
The Long War
6
He was well aware that GPS didn't work in the stepwise worlds, so everything had to be on paper.
The Long Earth
7
It looked like a halfway house, a travellers' rest stop of the kind becoming common in the stepwise worlds.
The Long Earth
8
What about all the other guys just like you, out there panning the streams on all those stepwise worlds?
The Long Earth
9
He'd saved lives on stepwise worlds on Step Day itself, and later had opened up half of them with Lobsang.
The Long War
10
None of these creatures of the stepwise worlds had ever seen a human before, and even ferocious hunters tended to be wary of the unknown.
The Long Earth
11
On the stepwise worlds West 1 and East 1, the space the cellar occupied was solid ground, so you couldn't step straight in.
The Long Earth
12
'Another example of the surprisingly low economic value of all these stepwise worlds.
The Long Earth
13
'Across the stepwise worlds, I mean.
The Long War
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