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Even the complex multiple timelines were all mapped out in advance.
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Art is not dictated by one company, or mapped out in advance by a single committee.
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They do not provide for program implementation to be mapped out in advance so that the most important unknowns about that program can be answered.
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Road warriors are big fans of GasBuddy, an app that tells you the cheapest fuel prices in your vicinity (whether mapped out in advance or in real time).
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"If I were asked by anyone of my opinion on what to look for (or hope for) next I would tell them a wave of killings, or 'assassinations' of System bureaucrats by roving gun men who have their strategy well mapped-out in advance and well-nigh impossible to stop," Mason writes in Siege.
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UNIT (UNified Intelligence Taskforce, formerly United Nations Intelligence Taskforce) is a fictional military organisation from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who. Operating under the auspices of the United Nations, its purpose is to investigate and combat paranormal and extraterrestrial threats to the Earth. As is common in long-running series whose backstories are not mapped out in advance, and which are also the product of many different writers over the course of years, the fictional history of UNIT has seen retroactive changes which have caused some continuity problems.
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This question, and others like it, forms the basis of one of Potter's other major themes – individual choice in the face of an omniscient author. While Martin assumes responsibility for the eventual fate of the call girl, even going so far as attempting to warn her of the danger she faces, he ultimately resigns himself to the view that the act of writing is nothing more than a form of precognition. Martin recites Dante Gabriel Rossetti's poem "Sudden Light" (c.1853-4) to Helen in an attempt to woo her, but emphasises the subtext that all things, even human relationships, are mapped out in advance by unseen forces.
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