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Old September 19th 03, 05:15 PM
Ben
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Default Term for the "warping of time"?

Hi guys,

Just wondering if there is a single word that can summarise the
warping of time, or the expansion and contraction of time? I've
looked all over the net for this magical word, but cannot seem to find
it! If there's no such thing as a single word, is there a two- or
three-word term suitable?

Thanks!

Ben
 




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