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                  <extended>This smaller library contains the thousands of manuals</extended>
                  <unofficial>including this one</unofficial>
                  <extended>required to cover every aspect and detail of a TARDIS's operation.</extended>
                  <reference>They are organized into 72 volumes.</reference>
                  <tv>Among the many books are the TARDIS Handbook Type ##, the Type ## TARDIS Handbook, the</tv>
                  <extended>726 page long TARDIS-Service Manual, numerous volumes of House and TARDIS,</extended>
                  <unofficial>and the TARDIS Technical Index.</unofficial>
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                  <reference>Most of the information is these books are given in 6th dimensional mathematical symbology.</reference>
                  <extended>The Service Manual is probably a "read-this first" guide. House and TARDIS is a magazine that is bigger on the inside then on the out. Inside one can find a near infinite amount of loose-leaf advertisements. A TARDIS manual can also be accessed from the control console by pressing a button marked "Manual."</extended>
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