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Marcus had started documenting them. At first for his own curiosity. Then because he began to notice something impossible: the messages predicted events. Small ones, mostly. A power outage in Toledo. A sinkhole opening in a Phoenix suburb. A fire at a nursing home in coastal Maine. They appeared in the text stream forty-eight hours before they happened.

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MATCHES: 2,847 DISPLAY MOST RECENT? Y/N > _ He hit Y. Marcus had started documenting them

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The cursor blinked at him.

Marcus typed: LATEST