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...What the hell!" Vag said aloud, getting up from his desk. Then everything was quiet again, and he seemed to hear the hum of the clock repeating "What the hell!" over and over again. His eyes passed over the open book and onto a little yellow card beside it. He sat down again and picked up the card. Its bright color interested his eyes more than the dull white pages of the book. Its bold black letters meant more to him than all the print of the wordy volume that lay before him. "Notice of Classification" it said...
...came statistical documentation of Herbert Hoover's tribute to the farmer. In Washington the Agriculture Department issued its annual spring planting forecast, based on reports from farmers all over the country. The figures were astonishing to the point of a 20th-century miracle: despite their troubles, despite bureaucrats, hell & high water, farmers will plant 279,000,000 acres-10,000,000 more than last year. They will plant 20% more peas and beans (good meat substitutes), 10% more soybeans, 21% more peanuts and flaxseed for oils, 14% more potatoes, 6% more corn to fatten their cattle and pigs. Food...
...that cracked the necks of the crew. Each time the Del Commune bit off no more than 30 yards. Soon the snow fell faster: flakes danced defiantly in the searchlights, the beams traveled a few hundred feet and died. Captain Joe shrugged. "I don't know where the hell I'm at," he said. "They's no use going nowhere when you can't see where...
...Hell, GIVE it back to them...
...having a hell of a rest...