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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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 Thanks a lot.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Thanks a lot.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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We had an 80-knot tailwind which helped us along!
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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We had an 80-knot tailwind which helped us along!
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Yes. On the long hops, I like to take over. Flying exercises the right side of the brain. It can be very stimulating, particularly since most of our days are spent in left-side activity.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Well, what's the situation?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Well, what's the situation?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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So, in a few more days, we can get in.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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That's okay.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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What about the sale?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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What about the sale?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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That's only to be expected.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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That's only to be expected.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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I'm in London to talk to Mr Bennett.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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We've discussed it, yes.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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We've discussed it, yes.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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I don't subscribe to the conspiracy theory of history.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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I don't subscribe to the conspiracy theory of history.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Emerging technologies, nuclear wastes. The management of nuclear waste is going to be big business. II is well ahead of the game.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Emerging technologies, nuclear wastes. The management of nuclear waste is going to be big business. II is well ahead of the game.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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I'm sorry?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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I'm sorry?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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I'm not planning on making any changes in the management structure of the company. Thank you, gentlemen.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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I'm not planning on making any changes in the management structure of the company. Thank you, gentlemen.
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Will it be necessary to go up to the plant?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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What's going on, Bobby?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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What's going on, Bobby?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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What are you doing here, Darius?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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What are you doing here, Darius?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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You're wasted in England, Darius. You should be back in the Third World killing Communists! That's what made you a star, isn't it?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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You're wasted in England, Darius. You should be back in the Third World killing Communists! That's what made you a star, isn't it?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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So what is?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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So what is?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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The golf courses?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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The golf courses?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Keep talking that way, you're not gonna pass your next medical. Do you know that?
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Three: Burden Of Proof
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GROGAN
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Keep talking that way, you're not gonna pass your next medical. Do you know that?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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(KNOCK ON DOOR) Come in. Morning, Bobby.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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(KNOCK ON DOOR) Come in. Morning, Bobby.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Have you had breakfast?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Have you had breakfast?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Well, there's some coffee over there if you want some.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Well, there's some coffee over there if you want some.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Thank you.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Thank you.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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I had a call from Washington a few moments ago. Somebody's about to break into your plant. Darius Jedburgh, no less. On instructions from the CIA. His guide is an employee of yours, James Godbolt, and they're accompanied by Detective Inspector Ronald Craven. What are the chances of them getting into the plant?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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I had a call from Washington a few moments ago. Somebody's about to break into your plant. Darius Jedburgh, no less. On instructions from the CIA. His guide is an employee of yours, James Godbolt, and they're accompanied by Detective Inspector Ronald Craven. What are the chances of them getting into the plant?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Great soldier in his day.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Great soldier in his day.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Jedburgh isn't here today?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Jedburgh isn't here today?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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What about Craven?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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What about Craven?
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Good.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Good.
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Five: Northmoor
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GROGAN
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Not quite. I just get the feeling I'm in the wrong place.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Bobby, what's up?
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Bobby, what's up?
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Where's Jedburgh?
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Where's Jedburgh?
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Hello, Darius. Where's my plutonium?
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Hello, Darius. Where's my plutonium?
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Ladies and gentlemen, I must apologise for my late arrival. However, I did not want to leave London until I had confirmation that my company's bid for International Irradiated Fuels is to be allowed to stand. It is.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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When we unlock a chain reaction, the energy which is compressed in it was put there in the first ten seconds of the universe's existence. That is an awesome thing, ladies and gentlemen. We are tapping into the very source of God's creation. Today we have access to that power, but we do not control it, and that is the sole purpose of my corporation. To find a way to control it. When we have done so, we can say, for the first time in the history of the planet, man will be in charge.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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What we're trying to do in Kansas at the moment is to take the plutonium bomb and explode it in a vessel not much larger than the circumference of my arms, and to control the energy in there. By harnessing that energy, we can direct it in the form of lasers, halfway across the world to shoot down enemy rockets before they leave their silos. That is the capability for which we are aiming. It will cost us billions of dollars to get there, but in the end, it'll be worth it.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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What we're trying to do in Kansas at the moment is to take the plutonium bomb and explode it in a vessel not much larger than the circumference of my arms, and to control the energy in there. By harnessing that energy, we can direct it in the form of lasers, halfway across the world to shoot down enemy rockets before they leave their silos. That is the capability for which we are aiming. It will cost us billions of dollars to get there, but in the end, it'll be worth it.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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I believe that Fusion motors will power the great spaceships of the 21st century, which will leave the earth in their hundreds to colonise the solar system. That, ultimately, is what the phrase high frontier means.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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I believe that Fusion motors will power the great spaceships of the 21st century, which will leave the earth in their hundreds to colonise the solar system. That, ultimately, is what the phrase high frontier means.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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[V.O. CONTINUES ON PA] The historical expansion of man into space with all the parallels it evokes of the rigours and heroism of America's 19th-century trek westward. Like our forefathers, we will be escaping poverty and tyranny, and, as in the past, war will provide the anvil upon which...
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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[V.O. CONTINUES ON PA] The historical expansion of man into space with all the parallels it evokes of the rigours and heroism of America's 19th-century trek westward. Like our forefathers, we will be escaping poverty and tyranny, and, as in the past, war will provide the anvil upon which...
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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I foresee, within the next 100 years, the beginning of man as an interplanetary being, a celestial warrior. And furthermore, a solar empire for the United States of America and her allies. Looking at our overpopulated, over-exhausted planet, I don't see how we can turn our backs on such a future, no matter what it costs or how long it takes.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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I foresee, within the next 100 years, the beginning of man as an interplanetary being, a celestial warrior. And furthermore, a solar empire for the United States of America and her allies. Looking at our overpopulated, over-exhausted planet, I don't see how we can turn our backs on such a future, no matter what it costs or how long it takes.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Careful, Darius.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Careful, Darius.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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In an explosive configuration, his words.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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In an explosive configuration, his words.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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To dispose of the east coast of Scotland, yes.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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To dispose of the east coast of Scotland, yes.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Nobody was prepared to take that chance.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Did he? I thought he put his finger right on it. Either we stay or we go.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Did he? I thought he put his finger right on it. Either we stay or we go.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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As long as he finds the plutonium, it's okay by me.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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As long as he finds the plutonium, it's okay by me.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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Normally, I don't drink champagne, but tonight's an exception, I think.
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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What's the hitch?
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Six: Fusion
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GROGAN
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What's the hitch?
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