From: goldfarb@ocf.berkeley.edu   
      
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   Sea Wasp (Ryk E. Spoor)  wrote:   
   >	Now, I'm sure someone's DONE it, but what I haven't seen often is a   
   >time viewer that you have to bring TO the location you want to view. It   
   >would work like a remote video camera at that point.   
      
   "The Man Who Ended History, a Documentary", by Ken Liu, had that -- with   
   the additional twist that the time viewer would only work once in any   
   given location.  It was nominated for a Hugo two years ago.   
      
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