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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Theoretical Monsters: A Credibility Test was a book used in UNISYC troop training. It concerned the credibility of various aliens. There was a copy of this book in a UN building in Geneva in 1996. It listed the Cybermen, the Xxxxxxxxxlanthi (mind-chewers from the Fifth Universe), Gell Guards and the Kalekani (which used a terraforming virus on biospheres to replace all land with flats and slopes of green). (PROSE: Interference - Book One) |
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