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(The name comes from [[Gordy Dickson]]'s popular Dorsai novel, ''Soldier, Ask Not''.) | (The name comes from [[Gordy Dickson]]'s popular Dorsai novel, ''Soldier, Ask Not''.) | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:38, 3 April 2020
A hoax APA apparently organized by Barbara Geraud in 1976.
(The name comes from Gordy Dickson's popular Dorsai novel, Soldier, Ask Not.)
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