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| In other words, the intelligent-design drive is religion flimsily repackaged as science. The characters don't change much during the book's brief but life-shaking time frame, the conflict seems flimsily constructed, and extraneous details, though realistic, often serve no apparent purpose. In the not-so-distant future, they may wish to direct their attention to the other side of the coin: standards and procedures aimed at preventing misbegotten military ventures whose goals are flimsily clothed in the language of humanitarianism. |
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