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Plus twelve.
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That is the net influx of people to our beloved city in the last month.
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Welcome, you could say.
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So now we are 431 brave souls...
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who are struggling to achieve our common goal.
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Soon, the depleted nuclear waste will set off to its final journey.
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The first round of Uranium rods will be buried 700 meters underground.
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Too bad we don't make nuclear weapons.
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It would be easier to manufacture weapons with Plutonium
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than digging up half of Norrland.
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For some of us, the opening of the facility marks the end.
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For others, it is just the beginning.
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Regardless, we will not know how it will go, because we who...
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Did you see that? Camera B7.
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- No, er...what do you mean? - I'll go out and check it out, at the least.
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It takes over 100,000 years for the waste to reach natural levels.
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We can only hope that our children and grandchildren and children's children
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don't judge us too harshly.
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One day they want to take a look at what we have done. This will be no beautiful sight.
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Warning shot!
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Actions have consequences.
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That's how it is. This is how it has always been.
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The day will have -22 degrees, cloudy...
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and snow villages over southern Norrland. Tomorrow it will clear up...
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- Hello - Hello! Coffee?
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- Happy Birthday.- Hooray to me.
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- How does it feel? - How does it feel?
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- How does it feel? - Normal, as usual.
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What's common and normal?
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A little stiff at the back, headache. Nothing a liter of coffee can't cure.
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So you don't feel a bad conscience or guilt or anything?
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What that? Bad conscience for what?
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Over that you don't...deliver what people expect?
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- Should I have a bad conscience? - I don't know.
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Check this out.
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- No, what the hell. It's not okay. - What is it? Is it a horse?
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What the hell, are you mentally ill?
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Get it together! Damn it.
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Ew!
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Good morning!
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- Congratulations, Lars! - Yes. Thanks!
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Good morning, Atte. Are you going to congratulate me?
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No. E2 tonight, at the storage area.
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Yes I know.
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- The phones will ring soon. - Could it have been avoided?
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Not with these resources. We have tens of kilometers of fencing.
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Always the same explanation. Too much fence.
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- We have too much fencing. - So solve it.
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- How? - I don't know. You're the Security Chief.
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Have a little extra check on this today.
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The birthday child has wanted to be demoted to charger.
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And he'll bring Helen...
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which if possible can even less about blasting work.
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So we pray a prayer for the mountain king that not everything goes straight to hell.
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Holmström is down and preparing for 700 meters, C6.
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Said makes sure you don't blow yourself up in the air.
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Said? Do you have no one else who...?
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{\an8}How can you justify burying tonnes of nuclear waste under Swedish soil...
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{\an8}Considering it will remain toxic and hazardous for another 100,000 years.
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{\an8}Responsible and effective use of the nuclear power...
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{\an8}has enabled to do things in a monthly friendly energy at low cost per ca...
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Yeah, next.
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{\an8}But you're personally head of a company
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{\an8}bearing a time bomb in our collective backyard.
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{\an8}We are being responsible...ah...
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{\an8}nuclear waste needs to be taken care of permanently.
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{\an8}We cannot leave it in provisional containers.
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{\an8} The only rational option is to deal with nuclear waste
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{\an8}just the waste we are just doing.
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{\an8}Uh...the conditions of the site are safe and
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{\an8}we're handling the disposal by ourselves
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{\an8}because we possess the expertise to do it properly.
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{\an8}Okay. So you're finally opening the permanent disposal facility next month?
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{\an8}After several delays.
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{\an8}- How do you sleep at night? - I sleep very well. Thank you. And, uh...
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{\an8}As a Swede I am extremely proud to see our nation taking
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{\an8}global responsibility and the leadership in this matter.
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{\an8}Okay and how many people would you say you find it acceptable to murder to achieve this goal?
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{\an8}- Sorry, say what? - A demonstrator was shot at the construction site...
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{\an8}But you said it hadn't leaked.
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{\an8}You must be able to answer this question if it comes up.
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{\an8}In total 21 people have died at the construction site either due to accidents or violence.
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{\an8}- Can anything justify this loss of life? - Well this project has been going on for over 20 years now.
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{\an8}So you're saying you find a death a year acceptable?
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{\an8}Can you just do the interview for me? Tell them I'm busy.
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{\an8}Shots were fired last night at the storage area. Can you confirm this?
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{\an8}Yes. One shot. There was an unauthorized entry into the area.
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{\an8}- How is it possible to enter the area without an authorization?
- We are talking about radical individuals
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{\an8}who are trying to obstruct work on the construction site. It's an enormous area.
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{\an8}No one will flee will want to put their life at risk. It is possible.
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{\an8}No one gets through those fences or warning signs accidentally.
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{\an8}Stopping anyone entering the storage area is a matter of national security.
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Where do I meet?
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- Where did you aim? - What?
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- Where did you aim? - The leg...at the thigh.
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- You can wait here. - No, I want to...it's good if...
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- Good morning. Astrid. Oskar, the shooter. - Oscar. Astrid, the intruder.
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I'm really...I'm really sorry.
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Oskar aimed at the leg.
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The vest does not save you every time. Now you only have broken ribs.
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The ball can get wind...or, the wind can make the ball pull on another...
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{\an8} What a no brainer. Seriously.
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{\an8} You really think you can stop all this?
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- No. - What did you do with the drone?
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I was just walking.
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What the hell!
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Yes, okay. I had it with me...
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because I was working on a drone earlier in the day.
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{\an8} Shut it down did you? What did you do with it?
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{\an8} - Does it have anything to do with the opening? - You mean, like, saltiness and their likes, eh?
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- No. Nothing. - Hmm.
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Okay.
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So. Get in touch when you are ready to talk.
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And...
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Thanks.
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Ouch!
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You don't have to push so hard.
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Do you need help? It goes so damn fast...
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Sit behind a computer for ten years and see how fast you get.
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You know people bet on you, huh?
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- The whole team, actually. - Okay. About what?
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If you stop or leave immediately after the inauguration.
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- Did you hit what? - I have not...
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I don't know. I want to know a little more first.
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- Do you want to have dinner tonight? - I have to go to Stockholm.
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Said, there's no more detonators!
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- Are you giving up? - No, I'm finishing what I'm started.
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- Didn't you say we were behind? - Yes, but there's no more detonators.
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- It was your job. - But it's your turn.
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- Is it allowed to be small? - Thanks.
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- Attention! - Well, please.
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Error Signal What the hell?
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- Is this a new joke, or? - It's not a joke.
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- I already tested it. - It was in service recently.
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- Drive with a Bart otherwise. - We don't have them left.
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- Yes, in a drawer in the storeroom. - We have to replace all detonators.
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We do it.
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- Can we test another detonator? - It's a waste of time.
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I've already tested it. Go and get a Bart at the store.
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- I have to leave. - I'm going upstairs.
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- That was the surprise bang. - Said, listen!
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Well, calm down, damn it.
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- Damn. - What is it?
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- We have to re-do everything. - I'll help them.
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- I have nothing better to do for myself. - I don't want that.
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This was my idea from the beginning.
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{\an8}- Superman to Zombieman. Do you copy? - Yes.
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We have to change the charges. It is a field of tension that knocks everything out.
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And the damn EMF detector does not work.
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- They never work. - There is something wrong here.
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- I'm coming. - Good. Hurry.
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Hello, Li? Hi.
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Do you have the time to stay a little longer? It seems it will take longer.
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I will be three...three hours late, I think.
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God, thank you. Thank you, thank you!
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How's Axel, then? Can I talk to him?
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Hello Darling. Hi. How is it going?
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I'm coming home a little later tonight
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so you can hang out with Li longer than we agreed.
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Great.
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Okay, how much have you eaten, then?
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Five?! That is much more than what we said. That's enough, honey.
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See you tomorrow morning, because I'm coming home late.
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Okay.
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- How is it going? What have you been up to now? - This fucking...
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* Yes, may I live, yes, may I live *
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* Yes, may I live outside... *
Shut up.
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* ...a hundred years! Of course I will live, of course I will live *
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* Of course I will live out of hundreds... *
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* ...year *
Yes.
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Super breakfast. Mom has arranged. Nicola! Breakfast!
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Okay!
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There were some who worked in Australia on a cider farm that pays well.
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So maybe we thought we would go there for a few months, like for a while.
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- How is it with the plug, then? - Good.
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- Good. - Do it?
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Great cake.
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Is it cloud-berries?
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- Mango. - Is it?
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It tastes good, anyway. I can feel that.
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How's the leg?
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It hurts if I turn. If I run straight ahead, it's okay.
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But if I stop abruptly or change direction, it hurts. Very strange.
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Let it be.
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Things like this take time. It will be fine.
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- Otherwise, then? - Yes, it's all good.
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I have to answer this. Sorry.
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I'll call in a few minutes, okay?
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I said dad probably did not want any ridiculous activity...
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but that he might want to go out fishing.
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So I suggested a Korean spa where you lie on hot rocks.
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- I'm going to see Desi at... - There's been an accident at work.
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So I'll have to pull out.
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It's serious. Many injured, and some may not be able to cope.
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- I'm sorry. - No then, there is no danger.
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- Boring. - Very boring.
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{\an8}- What happened? - I told you, we don't know yet.
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{\an8}- When do you think you will know? - I don't know!
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{\an8}We have two days to inform the public what happened and why?
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{\an8}We'll do our best.
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{\an8}Good. And the day after tomorrow we issue a statement.
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{\an8}I'm coming down myself as soon as possible.
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{\an8}I...I need to go. I'm...I'm. They're calling me from the site.
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{\an8}- Yes? - Great. Okay.
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Hi. Hello?
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Hello? Hi. How bad is it?
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No, don't let anyone down. What hospital are they in? Which?
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Fan!
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Are you awake?
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Yes, I'm awake.
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- Are you naked? - Ouch...
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- Hello. - Hello.
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How has it been for everyone else?
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- What do you know? - Said and Pyotr managed.
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Adam?
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No.
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Pontus?
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No.
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Holmström?
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No.
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What about your...?
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- My eyes? - Yes.
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I don't know. What are you saying? What do you think?
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- Do you want me to be honest? - No.
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But I broke nothing, anyway.
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I had a concussion. But maybe it was just good to wake up a little.
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What happened then? Do you remember anything?
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I just remember it exploded.
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That it slammed. That Said was trying to say something to me.
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That I went...I went towards him.
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And then it slammed.
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I don't know.
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What are you doing?
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I'm holding your hand.
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{\an8}I take full responsibility.
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{\an8}But please let me deal with the consequences before you can me.
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{\an8}I'm not here to fire you.
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{\an8} - No? - No.
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{\an8}I want to talk about the communication strategy now that the opening's getting close.
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{\an8}Do you know what? I don't have any type of PR stuff...right now.
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{\an8}I need to find out how people are doing and and what happened...and...
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{\an8}- And when when will you know what happened? - I don't know.
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{\an8}It can take...days...weeks.
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{\an8}- That means we're spending the opening. - Possibly. Yes.
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{\an8}I assumed Thomas had informed you of our situation.
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{\an8}- What situation? - Financial situation.
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{\an8}- You saying you have no idea? - No.
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{\an8}We can't postpone the opening. Not even by half an hour.
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{\an8}- Not anymore. - I mean, you might have to.
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{\an8}We begin earning only after we deposit the waste.
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{\an8}We are €3 billion worth in debt, due in...months.
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{\an8}And we can't finance them unless we can actually prove we are earning.
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{\an8}Government's hands are tied.
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{\an8}They can't give us more funding even if they wanted to.
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{\an8}We are out of money.
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{\an8}If we all be fired, everything will stop.
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{\an8}But we have 650 tonnes of nuclear waste in temporary containers.
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{\an8}- Yeah. And the oldest one's are already eroded. - Then we can't stop.
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{\an8}When will we have our first leak? It's...one year? Five years? Who knows?
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{\an8}Just tell me what you need and I'll help you.
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Time.
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{\an1}I need time.
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Help! Over here.
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Help! Can anyone come here?
265
00:29:13,280 --> 00:29:18,000
It looks like it's been carrying something. Check. Here.
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- Can you start it? - I don't know. I'll check.
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I know.
268
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- What the hell happened? - I have no idea.
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- Hello. - Hello.
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Where is she?
271
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Do you have something in metal on you? Anything bigger than a key?
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Hell.
273
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- Is there no service shaft here? - It can not cause that kind of thing.
274
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Did the explosion magnetize the rock wall?
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No.
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- How far away is the nearest pilot hole? - Usually 60 meters northwest.
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There's something behind that.
278
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Okay, if there's something behind that
279
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why did not the idiots discover it when they test drilled?
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- Sorry, we did the best we could. - We need a geologist.
281
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- The whole crew is in the hospital. - We can ask the miners.
282
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The management might get nervous and rattle the whole apparatus.
283
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What do you think we should do, then?
284
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- We could investigate ourselves. - Not a chance.
285
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- We need to know more before we do anything. - I'm so fucking tired.
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Not a word to anyone about this, okay?
287
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Hi.
288
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Hi.
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- Is it? Li? - Yes, Helen.
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I'm here.
291
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This is what we have warned about.
292
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It feels sad to have to say "what did we say?"
293
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but it shows that we can not trust that ESCO has it under control.
294
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It may be that the final repository plan risks failing.
295
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What is the biggest challenge, if they cannot open?
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How will ESCO then even be able to operate the plant?
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We inform the public and ensure that the ESCO...
298
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in order of the government, takes full responsibility.
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What does it look like down there?
300
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- Do you know anything? - Nothing.
301
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What would be the best possible explanation for what happened?
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- Are you asking me? - Yes. Best for Gina and the management.
303
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Human Factor.
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Someone made a mistake. Happens.
305
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And the worst possible explanation?
306
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Terrorism. Someone managed to get into the area, and planted a bomb.
307
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Let's get in the car.
308
00:37:25,120 --> 00:37:30,920
The border has been crossed. Even you who don't agree know that.
309
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There is no going back.
310
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But we disappear into the abyss of oblivion, idiots or not.
311
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- Does it taste good? - Yes absolutely. Thanks.
312
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Hi. How are you?
313
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I have thought a bit and have three different theories.
314
00:38:15,040 --> 00:38:20,560
What if the person who was shot had several people with him...
315
00:38:20,720 --> 00:38:25,840
- How much have you had to drink? - What? Tonight, you mean?
316
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I came here at 4:00 or 5:00 maybe. I must have drunk...
317
00:38:35,320 --> 00:38:38,040
- ...six beers. - Can you run a Scamec?
318
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- Two shots. - What did you say?
319
00:38:43,320 --> 00:38:45,800
Can you run a Scamec?
320
00:38:45,960 --> 00:38:49,160
- Now? - Yes.
321
00:39:01,120 --> 00:39:03,120
Hi.
322
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Magnus, you need to wake up.
323
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We are here.
324
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- How are you? - Good. Shit!
325
00:40:28,760 --> 00:40:33,920
- What the hell are we doing here? - You should now drive the Scamecen.
326
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Pull that one. Thanks. Scamec, Scamec...
327
00:40:38,880 --> 00:40:43,360
- Are you sure you's okay? - What? Yes. Yes.
328
00:41:05,280 --> 00:41:09,000
Be gentle like a fucking dentist.
329
00:41:09,160 --> 00:41:13,080
- What are you saying? - Be calm and careful!
330
00:41:50,560 --> 00:41:52,760
Mother?
331
00:41:54,680 --> 00:41:57,880
- Mother? - Darling?
332
00:41:58,880 --> 00:42:05,960
- I need more. - You can have as many pieces as you like.
333
00:42:06,120 --> 00:42:11,680
- Can't you try to sleep instead? - They should be white. Please?
334
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Now we sleep. You can build tomorrow.
335
00:42:17,560 --> 00:42:22,040
- But they should be white. - Darling...
336
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Stop!
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