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% example5.tex
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The Tardis lurched, and all at once the Doctor and the crew were thrown to
the floor. The asteroid flew passed on the viewscreen, and into the view came
a smaller one, which two loomed up filling the entire screen, but this time it
only meant they were about to land. There was a discernable jolt as the Tardis
touched ground and the Time Rotor stopped moving,
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signifying the Tardis had materialized.

The Doctor stood up slowly and looked at the environmental data. They had
landed in the asteroid belt of the system Sol, which meant they were near
Earth! But the Doctor's heart fell again when he read the time indicator. It
was the summer of 1986. He would get no help from Earth. The instruments
seemed to indicate high technology on the asteroid. But it also registered a
non-hostile
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onment with a proper temperature and atmosphere. Clearly
the Tardis was wrong. It's last attempt to save itself was a useless grasp
at a barren asteroid when only a hop away would have been Earth, and at least
something could have been done to at least save their lives.

Still, it never hurts to check, and stranger things have happened, the
Doctor said to himself, trying to cheer himself up.
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