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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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In a state of temoral grace
It's the line in the TV series "Doctor Who." What's the meaning of this?
Is it related to the time and space, or universe, dimension, etc.
Is it 'completely protected something'?
Is it related to the time and space, or universe, dimension, etc.
Is it 'completely protected something'?
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I suppose the word intended is 'temporal', which means 'within time', as opposed to 'eternal grace'. or nothing.
- I suppose the word intended is 'temporal', which means 'within time', as opposed to 'eternal grace'.
- or nothing.
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I suppose the word intended is 'temporal', which means 'within time', as opposed to 'eternal grace'. However, it is all SF, so it may mean anything...or nothing.
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