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* [[A Good Name for a Rock Band]] - Hollis Henry's former band, The Curfew, and in ''Zero History'', the Bollards, the band being produced by former Curfew guitarist Reg Inchmale. |
* [[A Good Name for a Rock Band]] - Hollis Henry's former band, The Curfew, and in ''Zero History'', the Bollards, the band being produced by former Curfew guitarist Reg Inchmale. |
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** Heidi (the drummer in The Curfew) is talking about about materials for making darts: |
** Heidi (the drummer in The Curfew) is talking about about materials for making darts: |
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{{quote|"Dense," said Heidi, "but no match for wolfram. Old name for tungsten. Should've been a metal band: Wolfram."}} |
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* [[Author Appeal]] : Reading the Bigend trilogy is like reading a history of 21st-century Apple products. |
* [[Author Appeal]] : Reading the Bigend trilogy is like reading a history of 21st-century Apple products. |
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* [[Badass Israeli]]: From ''Zero History'' we learn that even Israeli underwear is [[Badass]]. |
* [[Badass Israeli]]: From ''Zero History'' we learn that even Israeli underwear is [[Badass]]. |
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{{quote|Heidi shrugged out of her leather jacket, tossed it aside, and pulled her black T-shirt off, revealing an olive-drab bra that looked as combat-ready as any bra Hollis had ever seen. |
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"Nice bra." |
"Nice bra." |
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"Israeli." }} |
"Israeli." }} |
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* [[Biker Babe]]: Fiona in Zero History. |
* [[Biker Babe]]: Fiona in Zero History. |
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* [[Intrepid Reporter]] -- The cool-hunters, Cayce Pollard and Hollis Henry. |
* [[Intrepid Reporter]] -- The cool-hunters, Cayce Pollard and Hollis Henry. |
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* [[It Is Pronounced "Tro-PAY"]] - Inverted by Bigend, as explained by Milgrim in ''Zero History'': |
* [[It Is Pronounced "Tro-PAY"]] - Inverted by Bigend, as explained by Milgrim in ''Zero History'': |
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{{quote|"The French pronunciation would be 'Bayh-jhan', I think. But he seems to favor the other."}} |
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* [[Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane]]: there are hints in ''Spook Country'' that Tito's Santeria gods are genuinely supernatural. They are carefully kept ambiguous. |
* [[Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane]]: there are hints in ''Spook Country'' that Tito's Santeria gods are genuinely supernatural. They are carefully kept ambiguous. |
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* [[McGuffin]] -- while the footage from Pattern Recognition was used by Bigend in his marketing schemes and he uses Bobby Chombo from Spook Country to {{spoiler|predict market order flow}}, he does virtually nothing with Gabriel Hounds secret brand and is not really disappointed {{spoiler|that he doesn't learn about its origins before it goes public}}. |
* [[McGuffin]] -- while the footage from Pattern Recognition was used by Bigend in his marketing schemes and he uses Bobby Chombo from Spook Country to {{spoiler|predict market order flow}}, he does virtually nothing with Gabriel Hounds secret brand and is not really disappointed {{spoiler|that he doesn't learn about its origins before it goes public}}. |