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| rdfs:label | - Root out the Unfinished Men
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| rdfs:comment | - From: [[]] Unfinished Men usually have something physical missing, as well as the sinister elements in their clay souls. But it is possible to mistake a maimed Clay Man for a malignant Unfinished one. [Find the rest of the story at ]
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| Success title | - 'Do you make up these questions? Or do they write them down for you?'
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| Failure title | - 'They said - there was a new life for us here! A land of opportunities!'
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| Failure description | - [...] you interview a series of Clay Men, [...]
One Clay Man breaks down in muddy tears. [...] You notice he's missing a finger, and signal the Constables. [...] But you can't help feeling you've picked out an innocent by mistake.
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| Success description | - [...] you interview a series of Clay Men, [...]
Finally one cracks under the pressure - quite literally. [...] He burnt himself [...] to hide his missing eye! He lunges for you, but you leap back. Constables pile in and swarm him, [...]
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| Description | - Unfinished Men usually have something physical missing, as well as the sinister elements in their clay souls. But it is possible to mistake a maimed Clay Man for a malignant Unfinished one.
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| abstract | - From: [[]] Unfinished Men usually have something physical missing, as well as the sinister elements in their clay souls. But it is possible to mistake a maimed Clay Man for a malignant Unfinished one. [Find the rest of the story at ]
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