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Then ``Consideration'' fast-forwards to Oscar eve, skipping all that's truly low and lunatic about awards pimping season. Singh fast-forwards from there to the early 20th century, when Albert Einstein published his theory of relativity, which aided Alexander Friedmann and Georges Lemaitre in developing models for an evolving and expanding universe. This fast-paced James Bond-style action/ adventure tale begins with an assassination in the Amazon jungle and then fast-forwards 15 years. |
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