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Steel by Richard Matheson:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"Richard Matheson has climhed a long way since his first story appeared here
almost six years ago. One of his last maga'{ine stories to be written
before the Hollywood hiatus is this tale of strength and endurance, rohotic
and human - a science fiction sports story so realistic, simple and powerful
that it should prove moving even to sports-loathing readers who have never
let a boxing bout darken their television screens." Select
an invention:
Boxing Robot Robots that fight in exhibitions, in the ring, for spectators.
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