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Half-past tomorrow
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After an injury to his head, a junior-high boy discovers he has the frustrating, frightening, and dangerous ability to read tomorrow's newspaper.
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After an injury to his head, a junior-high boy discovers he has the frustrating, frightening, and dangerous ability to read tomorrow's newspaper.
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