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Title:	PERMANENT: Asteroids utilization, etc.
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Category:	Engineering - Industry - 9/11 - Space - Moon - Terrorism - Bombing - Nanotechnology - Biotechnology - Mining - Genetic - Mars - Asteroid - Settlement - Terrorist - Colony - Lunar - Asteroids - Colonies - Industrialization - Nanite

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