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Replicant

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Rep´li`cant    (r?p´l?-kant)
n.1.One who replies.
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In Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, Harrison Ford must detect and destroy a rogue band of replicants who have returned to the home planet to wreak havoc on their creators.
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Set in a future world where robots known as replicants act as slave labour, it stars Harrison Ford (above) as a detective hired to track down and destroy a gang of rebellious androids who are searching for their creator.
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