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Live Free or Die, by John Ringo
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The president of South Africa had officially stated that the plagues were a plot by the West to reinstate apartheid—which between the blond component and fact that AIDS was mostly found in the non-Caucasian portion of the population had a certain amount of traction—and that the Glatun medicines were actually mind-control devices.†
p. 344.6
The quarters had been shipped in vacuum-scaled components that would fit through the cargo hatches on the Business.†
p. 388.7 *
That had recently become obvious with the space-components side.†
p. 400.9
It will draw the power from the SAPL and he the final focus engine while shielding, visually, the critical array components from an attacking enemy.†
p. 405.9
Well, the critical components.†
p. 415.9
"The design does include some proprietary components, which some have suggested is intended to increase profitability to certain parties," the Glatun said distastefully.†
p. 454.8
Final assembly takes place here, and there are certain components Granadica can just make better, faster and cheaper.†
p. 465.4
Essentially, we're feeding her components and Granadica puts out the finished product.†
p. 465.5
We do need to get the components moving back and forth.†
p. 467.4
mostly devoted to the increasingly complex task of moving light around, and even a chief science officer who oversaw production of the SAPL components and an increasingly large team of people who studied better ways to move it and use it.†
p. 470.7

Definitions:

(1) (component)
a self-contained part of something that when combined with other parts makes something that is larger or more complex
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
A comprehensive dictionary will also describe more specialized senses of component.