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The narrative follows a routine mission to investigate a mysterious outage at a distant mining installation, during which two people undergo authorized human duplication. The temporary copies, intended to extend manpower for a short-term emergency, develop an unexpected romantic attachment, creating logistical and ethical complications as originals and copies confront divided loyalties. The story blends rapid problem-solving and speculative science about transient replication with light humor, while examining identity, responsibility, and the unforeseen consequences of treating living beings as replaceable tools.

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Alfred E. Maxwell

Alfred E. Maxwell is an author known for his work in the realm of self-help and personal development. His notable book, "Alpha Say, Beta Do," explores the dynamics of communication and behavior in personal and professional relationships. Through his writing, Maxwell aims to provide insights into effective communication strategies, encouraging readers to align their words with their actions. His contributions to literature focus on fostering understanding and improving interpersonal interactions.

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