Juggernaut
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:22:01
She's sailing a minimum-speed pattern.
:22:06
That's near 35 degrees west,
plus two time zones.

:22:12
Her dawn will come at 6:10,
that's 8:10 our time.

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Which gives us just under 22 hours to find...
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your "Juggernaut."
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Is it possible?
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I'll know that at 8:10 tomorrow.
:22:31
Now, what we're doing is...
:22:33
we're going to set up
a special operations center.

:22:37
There's no shortage of manpower.
It's time, is the problem.

:22:42
We've got our telephone trace organized...
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for when he calls again, if he calls.
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We've gone through our list
of possible suspects.

:22:51
That is,
all the boys who understand big bangs.

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Because I lay odds...
:22:58
our friend learned his trade
in the Armed Forces.

:23:02
That can only be an assumption
at the moment.

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However, here is our list.
:23:07
I've arranged for the War Office
to supply you with their radical list.

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Arabs, Irish, anarchists.
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Marder.
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An explosives ordnance disposal team...
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under Lieutenant Commander
Anthony Fallon...

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will be on its way to the Britannic
in just a few minutes' time.

:23:30
They are under orders to immediately defuse
Juggernaut's devices.

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May I say, for the Sovereign Line,
how much we appreciate...

:23:43
the efficiency and urgency
that has been shown by the Services...

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and by the police.
:23:52
My wife and two kids are on the Britannic.

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