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* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'' tend to take place several months apart; the plots take place in two weeks or less. ''Literature/GhostStory'' plays with this a little bit- while from Harry's perspective the beginning occurs within a few minutes of the end of ''Literature/{{Changes}}'', for the other characters it's been about six months. ''Literature/PeaceTalks'' and ''Literature/BattleGround2020'' are the first time in the series that one book clearly continues from another (they were originally intended to be written as one book, but it was becoming a DoorStopper.)

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* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'' tend to take place several months apart; the plots take place in two weeks or less. ''Literature/GhostStory'' plays with this a little bit- while from Harry's perspective the beginning occurs within a few minutes of the end of ''Literature/{{Changes}}'', for the other characters it's been about six months. ''Literature/PeaceTalks'' and ''Literature/BattleGround2020'' are the first time in the series that one book clearly continues from another (they were originally intended to be written as one book, but it was becoming a DoorStopper.)DoorStopper).
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* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'' tend to take place several months apart; the plots take place in two weeks or less. ''Literature/GhostStory'' plays with this a little bit- while from Harry's perspective the beginning occurs within a few minutes of the end of ''Literature/{{Changes}}'', for the other characters it's been about six months. ''Literature/PeaceTalks'' and ''Literature/BattleGround2020'' are the first time in the series that one book clearly continues from another (they were originally intended to be written as one book, but it was becoming a DoorStopper.)
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''Theatre/{{Champion}}'' uses several time skips. The first act, after the beginning How We Got Here scene, takes place in the late 1950s before skipping to 1962 when Emile Griffith boxes with Benny Paret and [[CasualtyInTheRing ends up killing him]]. The next act skips from the mid-to-late 60s to the early 1970s and then finally returns to older Emile.

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* ''Theatre/{{Champion}}'' uses several time skips. The first act, after the beginning How We Got Here scene, takes place in the late 1950s before skipping to 1962 when Emile Griffith boxes with Benny Paret and [[CasualtyInTheRing ends up killing him]]. The next act skips from the mid-to-late 60s to the early 1970s and then finally returns to older Emile.
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''Theatre/{{Champion}}'' uses several time skips. The first act, after the beginning How We Got Here scene, takes place in the late 1950s before skipping to 1962 when Emile Griffith boxes with Benny Paret and [[CasualtyInTheRing ends up killing him]]. The next act skips from the mid-to-late 60s to the early 1970s and then finally returns to older Emile.
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* ''Series/{{Scenes from a Marriage|2021}}'' follows Jonathan and Mira's disintegrating marriage over the course of seven years, which it manages to do in five episodes by employing large time gaps between them, the biggest of which being the four-year gap from the penultimate episode to the finale.

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