Beyond Borders
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:11:06
Sir?
:11:07
Excuse me, sir.
:11:09
Can you get down
from the vehicle now, please?

:11:14
Come on. ln you go.
:11:56
Dr. Callahan, l presume?
:11:58
l was there tonight.
:12:01
l was compelled.
:12:11
EGRlS.
:12:12
Sounds pretentious enough
to be a charity.

:12:16
No, wait a minute, l remember.
:12:18
l was in lndia when
:12:19
you lot were working the
borders with Afghanistan.

:12:21
Rumors were, you got in.
:12:24
There's a lot of people
still dying over there.

:12:26
They always do, Doctor.
:12:28
Yeah, well, l'm no warrior.
:12:30
l'm in the relief business.
:12:32
So l gathered.
:12:34
So, here we are--
:12:36
you with your relief work,
me with my relief work.

:12:39
And isn't it a strange
coincidence,

:12:43
because l need
to get into Ethiopia,

:12:45
and you're already there.
:12:46
No thanks.
:12:48
l'd fund your work
:12:49
of course.
:12:51
No.
:12:52
''l've got a camp with 30,000
people, dying at 40 a day.

:12:56
ln six weeks time,
they'll all be dead.''


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