| 1957 R. A. Heinlein Citizen of Galaxy in Astounding Science Fiction Nov. 125/2
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Hydra was cruising above speed-of-light toward the Rim world Ultima Thule, where she would refuel and start prowling for outlaws.
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| 1959 A. B. Chandler in Astounding Sci. Fiction Jan. 9/1
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So this, he thought, is Lorn, industrial hub of the Rim Worlds. This is as far as I go. This is where I get off. There's no farther to go.
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| 1959 A. B. Chandler in Astounding Sci. Fiction Jan. 9/2
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How much of this is sheer masochism, this flight from the warm, happy worlds of the Center to these Rim planets?
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| 1959 A. B. Chandler in Astounding Sci. Fiction Jan. 12/1
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They don't like Deep Space, these Rim Worlders. They're scared of it. I suppose that it's because for all their lives they've been hanging over the edge of the ultimate pit by their eyebrows.
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| 1962 M. Moorcock Sundered Worlds Nov.–Dec. 7
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Two years previously Renark had suddenly resigned from his position as Warden of the Rim Worlds.
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| 1965 J. Brunner Altar on Asconel iii. 20
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The Empire never embraced the whole of the galaxy, though people generally assume it did. It could be a Rim world, some distance from the hub.
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| 1967 F. A. Javor Rim-world Legacy xxii. 96
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Rook was like so many of our rim-world people, given to much thinking, much brooding, much pondering upon the fact of his existence.
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| 1977 C. Kapp Chaos Weapon iii. 30
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That argument sounds convincing to us, but I doubt if it would cut much ice on a Rim world before the alien threat became a reality.
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| 1982 J. Yolen Dragon's Blood xii
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Betting syndicates developed, and starship crews on long rim-world voyages began to frequent the planets for illicit gambling.
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