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'''''The History and Present Status of Electricity''''' was a book written about [[Human|humanity]]'s discovery and application of [[electricity]]. It contained a passage describing [[Benjamin Franklin]] and the [[Tenth Doctor]]'s experiments with [[static electricity]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Judge, Jury and Executioner (short story)|Judge, Jury and Executioner]]'')
'''''The History and Present Status of Electricity''''' was a book written about [[human]]ity's discovery and application of [[electricity]]. It contained a passage describing [[Benjamin Franklin]] and the [[Tenth Doctor]]'s experiments with [[static electricity]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Judge, Jury and Executioner (short story)|Judge, Jury and Executioner]]'')
 
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The History and Present Status of Electricity was a book written about humanity's discovery and application of electricity. It contained a passage describing Benjamin Franklin and the Tenth Doctor's experiments with static electricity. (PROSE: Judge, Jury and Executioner)

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