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Galactic Empire (Star Wars)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Ainsworth sculpted the Stormtrooper helmets for the first "Star Wars" movie in 1977 and later sold replicas of the molded white uniforms, worn in the films by warriors of the evil Galactic Empire.

Stormtrooper battle returns to British courts

CAPTION(S): DEAL OR NO DEAL: Obi-Wan Kenobi tries to connect with the Galactic Empire

KEEP UP WITH THE CLONES; STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS *** PG ...

But at the royal courts of justice yesterday British prop designer Andrew Ainsworth was said to be delighted with his victory against the galactic empire of Star Wars creator George Lucas, in a copyright battle over the stormtroopers' costumes.

Not a week goes by without some super-powered businesswoman shouting at us about how she set up her galactic empire before she'd stepped out of the birthing pool.

Scaremonger's nursery crime

Where Episodes I and II introduced us to characters, locations and the subterfuge involved in the rise of the Galactic Empire, Revenge of the Sith represents an epic final act, laced with tragedy.

The Force is as strong as ever; EPISODE III: REVENGE OF THE SITH

And we would become the 51st state of an Inter Galactic Empire based on a home planet with a particular fondness for marmalade and cheese and onion crisps and 50% of Earth's agrarian effort would henceforth be concentrated on growing oranges, potatoes and essence of onion.

The Diary

Byline: ALEX SARLL IAIN M Banks's science fiction novels have for the most part been set in and around the anarcho-liberal utopia known as the Culture, but The Algebraist instead takes place in a hierarchical, militarised galactic empire known as the Mercatoria.

By the book; The Algebraist by Iain M Banks, hardback, Orbit, pounds ...

evil, Rebels against the mechanized evil called the Galactic Empire.

SCI-FI UNIVERSE BIG ENOUGH FOR `STAR WARS' AND `TREK'