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In a [[Timeline (73 Yards)|the timeline]] where the [[fairy circle]] holding [[Mad Jack]] was broken by the [[Fifteenth Doctor]] and [[Ruby Sunday]], '''Matarazzo''' was [[President of the United States]]. In [[2046]] from [[Washington DC|Washington]], President Matarazzo made a statement in which he expressed his "joy and delight" at the fact that [[Roger ap Gwilliam]] had resigned as [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|73 Yards (novelisation)|page=143}})
In the [[Timeline (73 Yards)|timeline]] where the [[fairy circle]] holding [[Mad Jack]] was broken by the [[Fifteenth Doctor]] and [[Ruby Sunday]], '''Matarazzo''' was [[President of the United States]]. In [[2046]] from [[Washington DC|Washington]], President Matarazzo made a statement in which he expressed his "joy and delight" at the fact that [[Roger ap Gwilliam]] had resigned as [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|73 Yards (novelisation)|page=143}})


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In the timeline where the fairy circle holding Mad Jack was broken by the Fifteenth Doctor and Ruby Sunday, Matarazzo was President of the United States. In 2046 from Washington, President Matarazzo made a statement in which he expressed his "joy and delight" at the fact that Roger ap Gwilliam had resigned as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. (PROSE: 73 Yards [+]Loading...{"page":"143","1":"73 Yards (novelisation)"})