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[gaveherwings]

Nearly a month after the whole trouble started, a very expensive veterinary drug finally appears on the market to treat those cats plagued by that strange, pained behavior after siren. From what I hear behind closed doors (the latest intern gossip), the cure's been ready for weeks now, linked to a project in development prior to the disease even

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[Audio]

[gaveherwings]

In the interests of social stability-

...I suppose I'm still too much of an idealist.

[Audio]

[gaveherwings]

I am. It's a bit difficult, being a newcomer- no one wants to put you up for a long term mortgage, but Tonegawa's been walking us through it. I'd...just appreciate the second opinion or do, to be sure we're handling things wisely.

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[gaveherwings]

The Professor. I've been meaning to have words with him anyway.

[Audio]

[gaveherwings]

Things of a private nature, I'm afraid.

[Audio]

[gaveherwings]

I can contact him, yes, I suppose. It's simply a matter of steeling myself for another lecture on devilry and cursed maledictions.

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[gaveherwings]

It wasn't a squabble! An...intellectual disagreement- an ethical matter of opinion!

[Audio]

[gaveherwings]

I'm tired of hearing so much superstitious rigidity.

[Audio]

[gaveherwings]

That won't be necessary. But it's for his own good that he learns not to offend his patients by calling them damned for having special dietary needs.