But the hair on her arms did not stand on end; she did not experience any strange instances of déjà vu; she did not see — Dexter Palmer, Version Control
But the hair on her arms did not stand on end; she did not experience any strange instances of déjà vu; she did not see — Dexter Palmer, Version Control
But the hair on her arms did not stand on end; she did not experience any strange instances of déjà vu; she did not see — Dexter Palmer, Version Control
But the hair on her arms did not stand on end; she did not experience any strange instances of déjà vu; she did not see — Dexter Palmer, Version Control
But the hair on her arms did not stand on end; she did not experience any strange instances of déjà vu; she did not see — Dexter Palmer, Version Control
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But the hair on her arms did not stand on end; she did not experience any strange instances of déjà vu; she did not see the ghosts of future selves shimmering before her, shouting stock picks back through time.

— Dexter Palmer, Version Control
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