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      <title>Fast Return Switch</title>
      <modified>2010-08-10T11:26:48.618+10:00</modified>
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            <title>Fast Return Switch</title>
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               <caption>the fast return switch</caption>
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                  <tv>This device uses sequential regression to return a TARDIS to the approximate location and time of the previous landing site.</tv>
                  <extended>Travel using the Fast Return Switch is considerably less energy intensive than most other flights. Earlier landing sites can be reached by depressing the switch multiple times.</extended>
                  <tv>A stuck Fast Return Switch will force a TARDIS to travel back in time until it collides with, and is destroyed by, the formation of a galaxy or even the entire universe.</tv>
                  <unofficial>For this reason</unofficial>
                  <reference>some models of the Fast Return control have a crystal which flashes to indicate when it is in operation.</reference>
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      <copyright>This page is the property of William B. Swift (B.S. Productions)
                    willbswift@hotmail.com</copyright>
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