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A nine-year-old constructs a simple device from a beer can and cardboard that makes things vanish when looked at, and experiments lead to household and neighborhood items disappearing: pets, trees, lamp posts, cars and repeatedly fire hydrants, causing floods and confusion. Officials, scientists, and citizens attempt countermeasures without success, while local business prospers amid chaos. Minor injuries and occasional human disappearances escalate fear. A perceptive girl in the family speculates about patterns and rumors linked to her household as investigators focus suspicion on the family, raising tensions as the disappearances continue over a week.
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