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Latest post Tue, Apr 12 2005 6:42 PM by pieanne. 2 replies.
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pieanne  +  89314 Tue, 12 Apr 05 06:42 PM
"Moebius kept going further back into time "
Does it make sense, knowing that Moebius is some kind of software that enables one to visualize the film of what happened 5 days , 20 years, 2 centuries aso ago?

(Yes, I'm into SciFi, now!)
pieanne
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I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos...
abbie1948, 4 yr 225 days ago
I think it would be "in time" rather than "into time"
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pieanne  +  89518 Wed, 13 Apr 05 09:09 AM
OK, thanks! Smile [:)]
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