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Because time is only the relationship between the way different things change, like the earth going round the sun and atoms vibrating and clocks ticking and day and night and waking up and going to sleep, and it is like west or nor-nor-east, which won't exist when the earth stops existing and falls into the sun because it is only a relationship between the North Pole and the South Pole and everywhere else, like Mogadishu and Sunderland and Canberra.† (source)
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It'll be so good to see you after all these months, and you can tell me about Canberra.† (source)
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They don't match up computer files between Canberra and London.† (source)
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Up at Canberra they think now that he made it wrong.† (source)
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Maybe he'll come close enough for a missile shot from Canberra.† (source)
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But none was needed: not by chance alone could those mighty ships have come to rest so precisely over New York, London, Paris, Moscow, Rome, Cape Town, Tokyo, Canberra.... Even before the ending of those heart-freezing days, some men had guessed the truth.† (source)
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After all, they've got definite cases in Canberra now.† (source)
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The missile-cruiser Canberra, closest ship in the formation, confirmed his position.† (source)
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He left then for a conference with the Prime Minister, at that time in Melbourne; with no aircraft flying on the airlines, federal government from Canberra was growing difficult, and parliamentary sessions there were growing shorter and less frequent.† (source)
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All countersigned indents and requisitions are costed here and are presented to the Naval Attaché at your embassy in Canberra, and forwarded by him to Washington for eventual settlement.† (source)
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