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| 1 | 605 | In this View more quotes about case">case, of course, this made it clear that these two names, at least, had been programmed into the machine. |
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| 1 | 602 | Whether they could pronounce it or not, or how close they could come to pronounce it, would depend on the sound and on the capacity of their own vocal apparatus. |
| 1 | 603 | This is different, it should be noted, with the names of the two creatures, 'Kog' and 'Sardak'. |
| 1 | 604 | These names were given in Gorean phonemes, not in the phonemes of the creatures' own language. |
| 1 | 605 | In this case, of course, this made it clear that these two names, at least, had been programmed into the machine. |
| 1 | 606 | The machine, doubtless, had been altered to be of aid to two particular individuals in some particular mission. |
| 1 | 607 | Presumably Samos and I could not have pronounced the actual names of the creatures. |
| 1 | 608 | 'Kog' and 'Sardak', however, doubtless correlated in some fashion, given some type of phonemic transcription found acceptable by the creatures, with their actual names. |