“There’s sensor data already? I mean, I figured there’d be a few hours at least before they gathered enough… — James S. A. Corey
“There’s sensor data already? I mean, I figured there’d be a few hours at least before they gathered enough to have a meeting about.”
“When people don’t know anything,” Amos said, “they love having meetings to talk about it.”
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