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            <title>Materialisation Flip-Flop</title>
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                  <tv>In an emergency</tv>
                  <extended>(and if the localized default setting has been enabled)</extended>
                  <tv>the operator can activate a Materialization Flip-Flop,</tv>
                  <extended>with the push of two buttons. This initiates an immediate Microjump. Because this setting has its own logic loop it bypasses most of the guidance systems,</extended>
                  <tv>resulting in a random materialization that could be up to several hundred miles from the previous location.</tv>
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                  <extended>Alternately, by limiting the Flip-Flop to a shift through time only, this procedure can</extended>
                  <tv>allow a TARDIS to materialize inside a craft that was on a collision course for the TARDIS.</tv>
                  <extended>This requires a fair amount of skill from the operator as timing is critical.</extended>
                  <tv>Materialization Flip-Flops tend to cause damage to a TARDIS that takes some time to repair and for this reason should only be used in an emergency.</tv>
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