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She couldn't help but laugh just a little. It seemed such a normal thing to say.
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The doctor was delighted.
"I've never seen a case of exposure," he explained. "One doesn't get exposed on
Trantor."
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Seldon?"
The doctor, an elderly man with a bald head and a small gray mustache, bristled.
"Of course, I do. Exposure cases on the Outer Worlds are common enough--an
everyday affair-and I've read a great deal about them."
Treatment consisted in part of an antiviral serum and the use of a microwave
wrapping.
"This ought to take care of it," the doctor said. "On the Outer Worlds, they
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of course, on Tramor. This is a treatment for mild cases and I'm sure it will do
the job."
Dons thought later, as Seldon was recovering without particular injury, that it
was perhaps because he was an Outworlder that he had survived so well. Dark,
cold, even snow were not utterly strange to him. A Trantorian probably would
have died in a similar case,