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This is Observation Room B.
We need help, stat.
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You...
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... gotta stop...
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... it!
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This tape was filmed 22 hours...
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...after the removal
of a 4-micron spinal section...
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...at the tenth vertebra.
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Insertion of an electrical prosthetic...
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Was followed by...
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...administration of
I.N. 1 monoclonal antibody and so on.
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Patient Number 12...
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...regained 75 percent operational mobility.
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And 26 hours and 14 minutes
after his operation...
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...his condition is stable.
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Take it easy, guys. We're not there yet,
but we are getting closer.
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Those who've been here
from the beginning...
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...Helen and Billy...
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...and can remember Patient 1,
know how far we've come.
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Don't go wild, but your work,
your suffering...
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...your sacrifices will certainly be worth it.
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And like I said...
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...we're not there yet...
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...but we certainly will be there.
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Thank you so much.
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Literally hundreds of dollars worth...
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... of unnecessary lab work
wiped off the computer.
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And Jeff has access to that computer.
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So I go to the Records Annex to look...
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I shouldn't be there. To see if there's
a hard copy of details of this lab work.
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And there's Jeff again.
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This time, making pretty unsubtle threats
about my future...
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...if I don't drop it.
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What do we do? I have no idea
what they're trying to cover up.
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But maybe there's something
we should be doing.
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This isn't what Jeff told me.
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- You spoke to him?
- You're pulling over 90 hours a week.
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I looked it up. It's too much.
People burn out.
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I'm not overworked.
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I brought you over. I'm your biggest fan.