Inbaco i, time line 2012
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The document outlines a timeline of activities from different points in the past using phrases like "two hours ago", "last night", "yesterday morning", and so on. It describes what the author was doing at each point, such as having breakfast two hours ago, being in bed at 6am, coming home late for dinner last night, and being in a hurry yesterday morning. Further back it notes agreeing to go to Muela's last Friday, not having books to work with last month, having a great time at Christmas eight weeks ago, and having a good time with family three years ago.
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