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Gesture of trust to you friend.
1:06:06
I have my own methods.
1:06:09
I have nothing to hide.
1:06:11
Nothing at all to hide.
1:06:15
Not even the right program?
1:06:18
The what?
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Do you know of a drug laboratory
called biocarbon amalgamate?
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Yes, of course.
I founded it in 1942.
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You?
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Right, I sold it to consec.
That's why I'm here.
1:06:36
Let's say
that we have a, uh...
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genial working relationship.
1:06:44
Do you know
what that lab does?
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It's been so long
since I've been in touch with them.
1:06:49
As far as I know,
they...
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They make some sort
of chemical weaponry
among other things.
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It manufactures ephemerol
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for Darryl Rovok.
1:07:00
It may even be run
by Darryl Revok.
1:07:04
That's impossible.
1:07:07
No, I was there.
1:07:10
I took the place of
one of Revok's men.
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I saw Revok
in the control room.
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The production of ephemrol
is computerized.
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It's being manufactured
1:07:24
and sent out in huge tankers.
1:07:27
Ephemerol has been sent out?
1:07:36
Sent out where?
1:07:39
The answer is in
you own computer.
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The program that controls
everything is called ripe,
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and it's a consec program.
1:07:50
That means that someone
here at consec
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is a trator
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and that someone
is working with Revok.