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In the book The Golden Compass His Dark Materials, Book I by Philip Pullman, at what age does a human's daemon take permanent shape?
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In the book The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman, what shape did Mrs. Coulter's Daemon take?
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In the book The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman, where was Lord Asriel being held captive?
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What Philip Pullman title character springs from London's shadows to rescue orphans from the evil Mack the Knife?
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In Philip Pullman's The Golden Compass, what is Mrs. Coulter's first name?
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In Philip Pullman's The Golden Compass, who is Lyra intent on rescuing from the Gobblers?
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What do wiches fly on in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials series?
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Which scientific theory is often indirectly referred to in Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials"?
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In Philip Pullman's "The Amber Spyglass", the Clouded Mountain is described as follows:
"It reminded her of a certain abominable heresy, whose author was now deservedly languishing in the dungeons of the Consistorial Court. He had suggested that there were more spatial dimensions than the three familiar ones, that on a very small scale, there were up to seven or eight other dimensions, but that they were impossible to examine directly. He had even constructed a model to show how they might work, and Mrs. Coulter had seen the object before it was exorcised and burned. Folds within folds, corners and edges both containing and being contained: its inside was everywhere and its outside was everywhere else. The Clouded Mountain affected her in a similar way."
What is the correct technical term for the mathematical object being referred to here?
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