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That pretty Japanese doctor
at the hospital contacted me

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and told me of your interest.
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I figured since I was springing for the
grub, you'd be delighted to see me.

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Well, I'm here, you're here.
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I'm hungry, you're hungry.
None of us have eaten.

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Why don't we have some dinner?
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I'll wise you up to some things
you ought to know. What do you say?

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They occur regularly. Nobody bothers
except the few of us who know better.

:54:36
Have you learned enough
to know better, Doctor?

:54:39
If you mean do I believe in
flying saucers, absolutely not.

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You seem like an intelligent man.
You'll change your mind.

:54:49
I've investigated sightings
from Senegal to Manitoba.

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The abductions in the Congo
are virtually identical

:54:56
to the investigations
you've been making here.

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- I'm not investigating abductions.
- Oh?

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Missing time.
Little grey men, large eyes.

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Medical probes. Sounds familiar?
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Take 100 sightings. 60 aren't reported.
25 are honest misidentifications.

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Ten are BS
of the National Enquirer variety.

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The remaining five?
Ah, the remaining five.

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Amazing, incredible,
totally unidentified and entirely real.

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I've been onto abductions for years,
long before they became fashionable.

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Look, I didn't just come here
to have dinner and a few laughs.

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- We need each other, Doctor.
- How d'you figure that?

:55:43
I've been hosting regular meetings
of abductees,

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a sort of group therapy session.
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We are in dire need of a professional
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who can help heal them,
lend credibility to their plight.

:55:57
You just don't get it, do you, Leach?
I'm not interested in UFOs.


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