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Temporal anomalies make people step into another decade

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Walking down a modern street and suddenly finding yourself surrounded by cobblestones and horse-drawn carriages is a massive inconvenience. These bizarre spatial hiccups drop people briefly into bygone eras before spitting them back into the present, completely ruining their commute.

Temporal anomalies make people step into another decade
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