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This is how Quiver can search through thousands of notes in the blink of an eye. Topics beautiful and fully customizable Quiver comes with several beautifully designed UI themes, and are fully customizable.
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There are a couple of plot holes, but not so bad that they pull it down, and in general the story has the kind of internal logic that holds it together as long as you grant the premise for the sake of a good story. The cast does surprisingly well.
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