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As soon as we're in position,
we'll be on a count offive.

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Excuse me.
That's my house.

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- What's going on?
- Stand by. Mrs. Budahas?

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Your husband commandeered
a militaryvehicle and is armed.

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Oh, my God.

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You've got to let me
talk to him.

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What the hell--

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We got him, but he's
going to need a doctor...

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or something.

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( Breathing Heavily )

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Hi. l gotyour message.

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Sorry for the runaround.
Can l buyyou a drink?

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lt's 2:00 in the afternoon,
Agent Mulder.

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That's not stopping
the rest ofthese people.

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l got something to showyou.

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Something you couldn't
show me at work?

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Let's get a table.

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Okay.

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Mulder:
That's Colonel Robert Budahas.

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That photo was taken lastyear

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when he was a test pilot
for the military

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stationed at Ellens Air Base.

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Four months ago, Budahas experienced
a psychotic episode

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and barricaded himselfin his home.

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The military police were called in.

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Budahas was removed and hospitalized

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for the treatment ofhis condition.

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- Which wa ...

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( phoneringing )

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Woman:
Hi. You've reached
the Usher residence.

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Please leave a message
at the tone.

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( machinebeeps )

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Hi, honey. lt's about 8:30.

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l'm going to be here a while.

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The presentation
didn't go so well.

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Call me.

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l loveyou. Bye.

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(yelling )

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( loudthud )

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Guess who l ran into

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from our class
at Quantico?

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Marty Neil.

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j. Edgar,Jr.?

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just got bumped up.

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Foreign counterintelligence.

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New York City Bureau.

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Supervisory special agent.

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Supervisory?

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Twoyears
out ofthe academy?

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How did he land that?

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He lucked into
the Trade Center bombing.

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Well, good for Marty.

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Come on, Dana.

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The guy is a loser.

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Lookwhere he is now.

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lt's where we should be.

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Brad Wilson told me

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the psychological profile
you wrote

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on the Washington
Crossing killer

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led them to the suspect.

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( loudrumbling )

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The kids.

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Boy:
Mom! Mom! Mom!

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Kevin.

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( Yelling )

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( KevinScreaming )

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Mom! Ruby's gone!

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Ruby?

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Ruby?

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Ruby?

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Ruby?

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Ruby!

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Blevins:
AgentMulder's latest302

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requesting assignment
and travel expenses

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for the both ofyou.

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Sioux City, lowa.

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That's the first
l've heard ofit.

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lt came up through channels

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from Mulder's ASAC
to the district G-1 4

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and onto my desk.

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l don't understand.

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ln essence, Mulder
is petitioning the bureau

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to assign a case number

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to a tabloid headline.

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He must have
more evidence than...

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Not according to his 302.

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l admit, that is strange...

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even for Mulder.

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Perhaps it has something
to do with this.

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Take a look.

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An X file?

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Has he shared
any ofthis with you?

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There's no need
to protect him.

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* B-i-n-g-o, B-i-n-g-o,
B-i-n-g-o *

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*And Bingo was his name-o *

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*There was a farmer
had a dog *

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*And Bingo was his name-o *

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( Clap )

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* i-n-g-o *

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( Clap )

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* i-n-g-o *

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* i-n-g-o *

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*And Bingo was his name-o *

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*There was a farmer
who had a dog *

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*And Bingo was his name-o... *

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Oh! Oh, my goodness,
what's happening?

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lt's okay.

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Wejust had a fat.

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- No problem here, honey.
- Oh, no.

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( Sighing )

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Darn it.

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Honey, would you mind
holding the light for a second?

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( Yelling )

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Paul!

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Paul?

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Paul!

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Where areyou, Paul?!

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What happened?!

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Paul!

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Paul!

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( Barking )

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Here we go, boy.

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( Whistling )

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Let's go over here.

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Come on, boy.

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Man:
Over here!

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We found something.

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Easy, easy, easy.

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[ woman crying ]

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Lauren,
l've been looking ev...

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Areyou all right?

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Doyou want some water?

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No. l'm fine.

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Oh, honey, it's been
a couple ofweeks now.

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Doyou want to talk?

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No. Really,Jane, l'm okay.

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l just haven't known

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a lot ofpeople
who have died, you know.

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l've never known anybody
that killed themselves.

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Maybe once everything
gets packed away

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it will get easier.

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There won't be
the constant reminder.

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Here's your paycheck.

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Come on. Go home.

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Okay.

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[ electronicbeeping ]

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[ screaming ]

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Oh, please!

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Oh, please!

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l have no money!

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[ screaming ]

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Please, l have no money!

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Let me go!

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[ screaming ]

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Food.

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[ coughs ]

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l think l'll pass.

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Hey, l know a good place
to crash.

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Up the fire escape

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Through that window.

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Come on.
l'll giveyou a boost.

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Man: Look, Ben,
this is whatinfuriatesme.

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Don'tyousee?

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It'ssopainfullyobvious.

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Why doyou think
ourstock's in the toilet?

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Becauseyou're cutting
research and development.

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You've forgotten
what the adventure's about.

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The industry's changing.

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We need to make
some choices.

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Saveyour sound bite
for the press.

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Let's not relive
the stockholders meeting.

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You're killing me.

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You're killing my company!

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Eurisko is not
your company, Brad--

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not anymore.

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You'd damn well better
get used to it.

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You're going to regret this.

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( DoorSlamming )

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Ben: New paragraph.

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As l'm sure everyone
on the board will agree,

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Eurisko has to face head on...

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the realities ofan increasingly
competitive world.

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Since the unfortunate departure
of Brad Wilczek, l have made...

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certain recommendations
which, l believe,

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will reposition Eurisko
as an industry leader.

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At the top ofthis list...

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is the immediate termination
ofthe C.O.S. project.

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lts disastrous performance
over the past three quarters...

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(Metal Clattering)

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We're not...

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who...

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we are.

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We're not...

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who we are.

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lt goes no further than this.

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lt stops right here...

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right now.

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(Gunshots)

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Team captainJohn Richterhere.

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It'sbeena couple
offrustratingmonths

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butafteragreatdeal
ofstick-with-it-ness

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we'reproudtoreport
thatas ofahalfanhourago

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wesurpassedtheprevious record

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fordrilling down
intoanicesheet.

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All:Allright!

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Mulder: This team ofscientists
made up the Arctic lce Core Project.

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Theywere sent to Alaska

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by the government's advanced research
project agency

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nearly a year ago to drill
into the arctic ice.

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The samples they removed

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contained trapped gases, dust,
chemicals--

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Evidence that could reveal

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the structure ofthe Earth's climate

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back to the dawn ofman.

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Theirworkwas a success,
nearly completed.

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No reports or indications
ofproblems ofany kind

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until only a week later

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this next transmission was ...

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l'm here in Pasadena

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with the NASA
mission control team

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as they celebrate
scientific history--

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the first close-up photographic
transmissions of Mars

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from the Viking Observer
spacecraft--

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photos that have created a stir
by revealing surprising
geologic information:

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the presence of
large amounts ofwater

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locked in Mars'
polar ice caps--

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water that some speculate
could have possibly

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sustained life
on the planet.

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Even more controversial is
one image ofa land formation--

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a formation that looks like
a sculpted human face.

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However, NASA officials are
denying it as an indication

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ofan alien civilization.

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lt's nothing more than a trick
oflight and shadows--

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a geologic anomaly.

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The only sculptors at work

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are the solarwinds that blow
across the surface of Mars

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at 300 miles an hour,
ten months a year.

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l'm seeing--
l've got--

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How's it going out there?

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There's something out here.

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Can you repeat that,
Commander?

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lt's coming at me!

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Holy God!

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Pickup terminalsequence,
M.P.S.

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We got a fire
offcounty road D-7

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two miles west of
the Canyon Ridge intersection.

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Suggest we dispatch
fire crews. Over.

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(static)

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This is DeputyWright.

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Doyou copy?

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Son ofa...

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Sir?

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Sorry to disturbyou, sir

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but we've picked up
an unidentified bogey.

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l thinkyou should see
the replay foryourself.

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lt tripped the fence
at 231 7

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offConnecticut's coast.

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lnitial trajectory,
north by northwest.

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then it went crazy.

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Any other aircraft in the area?

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No known aircraft
can maneuver like this.

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Well,
whatever it was

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dropped offthe screen
at 241 8, sir.

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Hit ground west
of Lake Michigan

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outside
Townsend, Wisconsin.

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The tracking
prediction team

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calculated impact
at over 800

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miles per hour.

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l've instructed Chief Koretz

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to start
her report...

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Negative.

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She tracked
a meteor.

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lt's aberrant movement

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was due
to instrument malfunction.

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Woman: What's she doing
there by herself?

2
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Man:
Teena?

3
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Honey?

4
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You're freezing.

5
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Where's yourjacket?

6
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Where's your daddy?

7
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In theyard.

8
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He told me he needed
some time to himself.

9
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I'd say his time's up.

10
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Come on, honey.

11
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I'm sure he wouldn't
wantyou to catch cold.

12
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joel?

13
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Hey,Joel,

14
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the swing set's supposed to be
foryour daughter, not foryou.

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( screams )

16
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I'll call 91 1 .

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Daddy?

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Death by hypovolemia

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75% blood loss.

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That's over four liters
ofblood.

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You could say
the man was running on empty.

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The man's daughter,
eightyears old

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was away from his side
no more than ten minutes.

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She doesn't remember anything.

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No trace evidence
at the scene.

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Any evidence would have been
washed away byyesterday's rain.

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There were two small
puncture wounds

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in thejugular.

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Areyou at all familiar

30
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with the phenomenon
ofcattle mutilations?

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Hmm?

32
0 ...

1
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Mmm-mmm, yes. Loveyou.

2
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I loveyou.

3
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Hello.

4
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Good morning, sir.

5
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Ah, good morning.

6
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Good morning, Cecil.

7
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Top ofthe morning toyou.

8
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Thankyou.

9
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Good-bye, darling.

10
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Woman: Good-bye, Charles.
What time can I expectyou?

11
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Before supper.

12
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(screaming)

13
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Man: Put it out!
Put it out!

14
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I forgot what it's like

15
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to spend a day in court.

16
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That's one ofthe luxuries

17
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to hunting down aliens
and genetic mutants.

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You rarely get to press charges.

19
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It's opened.

20
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What?

21
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It's unlocked.

22
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That's weird.

23
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I'm sure I locked it.

24
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Must be an X-File.

25
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(chuckling)

26
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What's that?

27
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I told you I locked the door.

28
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What doyou think it is?

29
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Ten to one
you can't dance to it.

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Woman: Greetings, Agent Mulder.

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Six months ago, British Minister
of Parliament Reggie Ellicott

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received an audiocassette, much like
the oneyou're listening to now.

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1
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(panting, footsteps)

2
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(panting, footsteps)

3
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(grunting, panting)

4
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(groaning)

5
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(rustling)

6
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(rattling)

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l'd put the time ofdeath
between 8 and 1 2 hours ago.

8
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No sign ofbattery
or sexual assault.

9
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All we have is this.

10
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Can we turn her over?

11
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Karen Swenson.

12
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ls that a positive l.D.?

13
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She went to school with my son.

14
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That would be the class

15
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of'89?

16
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lt's happening again,
isn't it?

17
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Agent Dana Scully.

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Man: Comein.

19
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Thankyou for coming
on such short notice.

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Please...

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You've been with us
just over twoyears.

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Yes, sir.

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You went to medical school,
butyou chose not to practice.

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How did you come to work
for the F.B.l.?

25
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Well, sir, l was recruited
out ofmedical school.

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My parents still think
it was an act ofrebellion

27
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but l saw the F.B.l.

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as a place where l could
distinguish myself.

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Areyou familiar
with an agent named Fox Mulder?

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Yes, l am.

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How ...