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	Ta'xet
		Ta'xet is the Haida God of violent death.
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	Helios Chronicles [Archive] - SpaceBattles.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		A large, dense world, Taxet is the most massive rocky planet in the system (although Tartarus is bigger is is not as dense), made up of many heavy elements.
		Due to the high gravity of Taxet, they’re almost as wide as they are tall, with extremely thick limbs and strong bones.
		It is thought that this both enhanced their ability to eat the tough flora and fauna of Taxet, and communicate with a wider range of sounds than otherwise possible.
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	M.V.Cards: Your Phonecards Store - INTRODUCTION TO LANDIS & GYR CARDS
		These semi-public phonecards cards are sold from private companies for restricted use in closed areas like jails, oil-rigs or military areas.
		Very early single phonecards called Taxet were also used in very restricted territories.
		These public phonecards are given away free by Telcos in order to introduce or promote the optical system.
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	Indian Mythology - The World And Its Rulers
		The idea of a Fate in the sky-world, deciding the life of men, is common to the northern tribes.
		Tahit, the Tlingit divinity of this type, has already been mentioned; and the same god (Taxet, "the House Above") is recognized by the Haida, though here he is the one who receives the souls of those slain by violence, rather than the determiner of death.
		The Bella Coola have an elaborate system of Fates.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles26/indian-mythology-67.shtml (1126 words)

	Helios Chronicles (story thread) [Archive] - SpaceBattles.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Pillan was rising over the edge of Taxet.
		Further out was one of Taxet's minor satellites.
		It was a sight that every Dionaen had seen but in orbit and without Pillan's own atmosphere to distort the light reflecting from the larger world it had an unnatural-seeming clarity.
	kier.3dfrontier.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-72666.html (15479 words)

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	Hunt Tactics [Archive] - Forums4Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		I imagine Taxet thinks youre big time into fighting rather than the wise ol' Shadow Court Sage =)
		I think the advice is 100% sound Taelos.
		after reading this post it all comes to my eyes why tax'et sought to duel me on the 21st october, the question is but why?
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	TurkicWorld
		The Tlingits on the coast of Alaska use Ta hit.
		The Nootka on Vancouver Island and their neighbors to the north, the Tsimshians, use Ti ho, "The Power of the Shining Heavens." The Haida on the Queen Charlotte Islands use a term equivalent to that of the Tlingits, Tachet or Taxet.
		The Eskimos on the east coast, Greenland, and Labrador use Gutip or Gudip, terms that show European influence.
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