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New technologies have always given us weird new ways to tell stories.
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There is, of course, nothing new about our weird relationship with animals.
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And, of course the weird things people come up with these days.
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People say, 'It's so weird.' You wouldn't believe the attitude in America.
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Then will you grant me my word, as I used it: 'weird'?
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For now, in Orlog, they are shouting death to all the giants.
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Take the way where we are least likely to be noticed-towardsOrlog.
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He seemed to be able to make out the city of Orlog now.
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We will go to Orlog, you and I-now ,andrescue Loto.
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They did not hurt Loto; they took him away in a boat to Orlog.
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The wyrd of every man is affected by the wyrd of others.
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The two threads of his wyrd, one long, the other cut short.
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Every man could feel the thread of his wyrd stretch and quiver.
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As for choosing his own wyrd, all men are free to make choices.
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The Norn pointed to a wyrd- asinglestrand finer than a spider's silk.
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Aylaen drew the rune that represented the wyrd in the sand.
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His wyrd bound him to the past, a chain that could never be broken.
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The wyrd was thick and stubborn and the shears were dull from much use.
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He wanted to rail against the wyrd that had wrapped them in this coil.
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Gods and mortals, each bound by their own wyrd, each bound to the other.
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Every person had his own wyrd, as did every god.
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Every person has his own wyrd, as does every god.
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Every person had his own wyrd, as did each god.
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Aylaen snapped, like the wyrd in the hands of one of the three sisters.
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Farinn paused a moment, then said softly, "The wise say it was Skylan's wyrd."
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Having lost everything, Acronis had elected to bind his wyrd to Skylan and his Torgun warriors.