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                  <extended>A TARDIS has at least two libraries, each a different size. The larger Library takes up dozens of rooms, and each of these rooms has two shelves, which are a couple of miles long and tall. A brass ladder or spiral staircase provides access to the upper levels.</extended>
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                  <extended>Most of the "books" are stored in trionic lattice data cubes that are kept in book-shaped cases, but some of the books are capable of reading themselves out loud. A TARDIS uses the Telepathic Circuits and the Architectural Configuration Program to help the crew find the data they are looking for.</extended>
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      <copyright>This page is the property of William B. Swift (B.S. Productions)
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