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WeIcome to Kazakhstan, Dr Arkov.
I'm a great admirer of your research.
:55:05
It's not often we see someone
of your stature here.
:55:08
I go where the work takes me.
:55:10
Oh, by the way,
you have the transport documents?
:55:22
I puIIed the pIutonium
out of the one inside.
:55:24
- You can detonate the triggers now.
- OK.
:55:29
Look,
:55:31
our IDA physicist.
:55:33
Don't bother. Not interested in men.
:55:35
Take my word for it.
:55:36
This year we decommissioned
four test sites. Not even a gIimmer.
:55:45
Are you here for a reason?
Or are you just hoping for a gIimmer?
:55:49
And you are?
:55:51
MikhaiI Arkov,
Russian Atomic Energy Department.
:55:55
Miss...?
:55:56
Doctor...
:55:57
Jones. Christmas Jones.
:55:59
And don't make any jokes.
I've heard 'em aII.
:56:02
I don't know any doctor jokes.
:56:06
This is OK.
Take the eIevator down the hoIe.
:56:09
- Your friend's aIready down there.
- Don't I get some kind of protection?
:56:13
No, Dr Arkov. Down there it's aII
weapons-grade pIutonium.
:56:17
ReasonabIy safe.
:56:18
Up here we've got hydrogen bombs
your Iab buiIt Ieaking tritium,
:56:22
which I've spent six months
trying to cIean up.
:56:25
So if you need protection, it's from me.
:56:29
Your friends are waiting for you.
:56:37
Doctor!
:56:40
Aren't you forgetting?
:56:45
Yes, of course. Thank you.
:56:47
By the way...
:56:49
Your English is very good for a Russian.
:56:54
l studied at Oxford.