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time travel

noun

  1. hypothetical transport through time into the past or the future.



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Fictional representations of time travel underscore this: time travelers alter events and disrupt the timeline, as if past and future events were locations one could visit with the right technology.

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He’d simply typed in the date he invented time travel for a few fleeting seconds of nostalgia, intending all the while to ditch his teen sidekick and zoom away to explore the 21st century.

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It may be the 40th anniversary of the iconic Back To The Future film franchise in cinemas, but it's the Scottish champions who are choosing to dabble in some time travel with Martin O'Neill back as interim manager after Brendan Rodgers' shock resignation, 20 years after he ended his first spell in charge.

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It’s not time travel exactly; they can’t change their history.

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Maya, his second wife, watches as he gambles his reputation to work on the pet project — time travel — of an eccentric billionaire.

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