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On '''1 October''' [[1834]], the [[analytical engine]] was moved to the physical [[Star Chamber]] beneath the [[Houses of Parliament]], where it was activated, beginning the [[Clockwork Ouroboros affair]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'') | On '''1 October''' [[1834]], the [[analytical engine]] was moved to the physical [[Star Chamber]] beneath the [[Houses of Parliament]], where it was activated, beginning the [[Clockwork Ouroboros affair]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'') | ||
On 1 October [[1969]], [[Señor 105]] tasked [[Rodrigo (Iris Wildthyme y Señor Cientocinco contra Los Monstruos del Fiesta)|Rodrigo]] with delivering a book club invitation to [[Jorge Zumbido]]. As thanks for the delivery, Zumbido gifted Rodrigo a signed copy of one of his [[record]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Elementary, My Dear Sheila ( | On 1 October [[1969]], [[Señor 105]] tasked [[Rodrigo (Iris Wildthyme y Señor Cientocinco contra Los Monstruos del Fiesta)|Rodrigo]] with delivering a book club invitation to [[Jorge Zumbido]]. As thanks for the delivery, Zumbido gifted Rodrigo a signed copy of one of his [[record]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Elementary, My Dear Sheila (short story)|Elementary, My Dear Sheila]]'') | ||
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On 1 October 1834, the analytical engine was moved to the physical Star Chamber beneath the Houses of Parliament, where it was activated, beginning the Clockwork Ouroboros affair. (PROSE: The Book of the War)
On 1 October 1969, Señor 105 tasked Rodrigo with delivering a book club invitation to Jorge Zumbido. As thanks for the delivery, Zumbido gifted Rodrigo a signed copy of one of his records. (PROSE: Elementary, My Dear Sheila)
