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A '''razorbeast''' was a type of [[animal]] known to the [[Klingon]]s. In discourse, it was common for a warrior to refer to another warrior as a razorbeast as a way of emphasizing either their skill at destruction or their unpredictable animal tendencies. ({{n|TLE|The Art of the Impossible}})
 
A '''razorbeast''' was a type of [[animal]] known to the [[Klingon]]s. In discourse, it was common for a warrior to refer to another warrior as a razorbeast as a way of emphasizing either their skill at destruction or their unpredictable animal tendencies. ({{n|TLE|The Art of the Impossible}})
   
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A razorbeast was a type of animal known to the Klingons. In discourse, it was common for a warrior to refer to another warrior as a razorbeast as a way of emphasizing either their skill at destruction or their unpredictable animal tendencies. (TLE novel: The Art of the Impossible)


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