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THIS FELLOW JULIAN--
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I TAKE IT THAT HE'S ENGLISH
AND HERE ON SOME KIND
OF SCIENTIFIC JOB.
:34:21
WHAT'S HE DO, EXACTLY ?
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[ Bridie ]
I THINK PROFESSOR JORGENSON
SHOULD OUTLINE HIS PLAN...
:35:29
BEFORE WE MAKE A DECISION.
:35:32
[ Jorgenson ]
SIMPLY STATED, OUR VIEW,
OUR STRONG OPINION, IS THIS:
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DURING THE LAST WINTER
IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE,
:35:40
RAIN AND SNOW MAY HAVE
WASHED THE AIR, SO TO SPEAK,
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CAUSING THE RADIOACTIVE ELEMENTS
TO FALL TO THE GROUND MORE
QUICKLY THAN ANTICIPATED.
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BUT THE TRANSFER
OF RADIOACTIVITY TO US...
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WOULD BE PROGRESSIVELY
DECREASED,
:35:54
AND HUMAN LIFE COULD GO ON HERE
OR, AT LEAST, IN ANTARCTICA--
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THAT'S CLEAR ENOUGH,
PROFESSOR JORGENSON.
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IT'S A HOPE.