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Technically, the term that should have been used is "blown out." The distinction is trivial, because both describe a process with the same outcome. However, I would be remiss not to explain why:

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Blown out: an object pushed from a high pressure area to a low pressure area.

Sucked out: an object pulled out from a high pressure area to a low pressure area.

The question in this (hypothetical) outcome is: what is causing the force? The answer is unambiguously the atmospheric gasses leaving under pressure which push objects out, just as air blows out of a punctured tire from the pressure inside, rather than being sucked out by the lower pressure outside the tire.

If you still wanted to use the fancy biology word to impress her, you could have said, “brown eyes are included in the phenotype of all clones,” but maybe you were just taken off-guard by her advances. (Don’t feel bad—it happens to all of us!)

Hello Tech! Happy Star Wars Day, and May the Fourth be with you. As you probably know, today is also the anniversary of your show’s premiere, so I’m sending you flowers for the occasion—green seems like your color; I hope that’s okay. I personally don’t understand the functionality of sending cut flowers as they’re only temporary, and you may feel the same way as our brains are kind of alike, so I’ve also sent along some cuttings of my lemon lime peperomia, Sprite.

Peperomia obtusifolia are native to Earth, specifically Florida, Mexico, and the Caribbean, and is an evergreen perennial whose leaves are waxy and round. It will fare well in a space with low light, such as the Marauder, and it needs to be watered once the soil completely dries out. May the Fourth be with you Tech; always a pleasure :)

Salutations, Eon!

Please forgive me for the delay in answering this message. It has been a very busy past few months. I am about to go on a short break but wanted to ensure that I responded to you beforehand.

Thank you very much for the Peperomia obtusifolia! I completely agree with your preference for living vegetation over cut flowers - it is the fiscally logical choice. Green symbolizes new beginnings in many cultures, and May 4th was certainly a new beginning for my squad. I also appreciate your thoughtfulness in selecting a plant appropriate for the ambient environment which I will be able to provide.