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                <div style="font-color: black"><b>From:</b> <a

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                    href="mailto:marcaramini@yahoo.com">Marc Aramini</a>

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            <font face="Arial" size="2">He corrected me that Blue was

              most definitely not Urth.  Is such a correction necessary

              in metaphor?  I asked him if Silk passing through the same

              passage that the ship in UotNS past through would result

              in him winding up on past Urth from it's future (Blue),

              and his response was, No, no, NO!  Green is Urth.<br>

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    Wait! So shouldn't Green be Urth's *past*?<br>

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