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How did he kill them?
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We have reason to believe he...
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used scanning techniques.
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Then do you suggest, Mr. Keller,
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that this highly-skilled assassin- very deadly
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who embarrassed us all
in front of the community
we were trying to impress,

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was himself a scanner?
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We believe so, yes.
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That, gentlemen, is my response.
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The weapons capability
of these, uh, telepathic...

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curiosities.
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Is obvious.
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If I may, doctor,
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your program is based
on a list
of 236 known scanners,

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- is it now?
- It is.

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Of that number,
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Of that number,
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how many are now
working with us?

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As of last night, none.
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Well, then.
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We don't even have
a program to drop, do we?

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It shouldn't be
very painful for anyone.

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Consec surveillance
has gradually lost contact
with all the names on our list,

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and I submit that this...
this is not an accident.

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I think we've lost them
to a program

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far in advance of ours.
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What?
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I can't believe it.
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I think you might
elaborate, Dr. Ruth.

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In my study of the situation
I've come to the conclusion

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That there is
a scanner underground

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Developed in north america.
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It has an organization
that's well-motivated,

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and it has a leader.
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Now, that's ridiculous, doctor.
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You can't get 2 of them
to sit in the same room together
without going berserk.

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You're making a very
provocative allegation, Dr. Ruth.

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Who controls this group?
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If you study the descriptions
in this report,

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You will find that you
probably met him last night.

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His name is Darryl Revok,
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and he was on our list.
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This is total fiction.
Mr. Trevellyan, I...

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A moment, Mr. Keller.
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What do you suggest, doctor?

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