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A timeline is a paradox filled science fiction plot device consisting of a series of chronological events, each a link from the past that leads up to the present. Timelines are sometimes portrayed as being vulnerable to alteration and are often threatened by the actions of time travelers.
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How long, in-universe, were each of the Star Wars movies?
So Plutor's answer is amazing, but I looked on Wookieepedia and the dates they use are under the legends tab of each event. This can be confusing because on a page for an event/character has two tabs …
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