drop-ANTS Files

Experimental speed-reading game

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Name	Modified	Size
drop-ANTS_0.990004b.exe	2014-02-04	29.0 MB
drop-ANTS_0.990003b.exe	2014-02-02	29.0 MB
drop-ANTS_v0990001b.exe	2013-12-08	8.1 MB
Totals: 3 Items		66.1 MB

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