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With several of these sounds, I've made the long silences (well, as long as you can get when looking through a sound program--sometimes it's just a tenth of a second) a bit shorter, just to save space. Doesn't make all that much of a difference, but those few kbs go a long way when they start to stack up. So they're not exactly the same as they would be during the ep, but the important parts are there.
| Description | Size | Zip? | Length | Quality
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Yuna: Is it possible that humanity wasn't destroyed?
| Gen: The probability would seem low--the Deepwater data banks remained current until our vessel fell outside communications reception. Reb: But it's not out of the realm of possibility. Gen: It is possible. 55 kb
| Y
| 15 sec.
| 11 KHz
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Kaulman: Well...I'm so glad to see that my staff was able to outfit
you in something more appropriate for Korfu.
| Reb: Very appropriate. 117 kb
| N
| 11 sec.
| 11 KHz
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Reb: How is it that you suffered a disease that was eradicated over
four centuries ago?
| Kaulman: Oh, you wouldn't know this, of course. The virus was not eradicated per se. It was controlled--kept in remission by a treatment of regular DNA irradiation. A total cellular rejuvenation. A not unhappy side effect of cell regeneration is that it prolongs life. Apparently, indefinitely. 129 kb
| Y
| 36 sec.
| 11 KHz
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Ms. Marcus: Let's cut to the chase, Lowell. There's been a rumour
that a cure has been found at one of our sister labs.
| Lowell: Aw, right, available only to the wealthy and powerful. I'm surprised at you, Ms. Marcus--that's an urban myth. Ms. Marcus: Then how could you possibly justify corporate cost saving when lives hang in the balance? Gret: This is murder. It's genocide! Lowell: Lowell Pharmaceuticals will not submit to emotional blackmail. The lab is closed. 116 kb
| Y
| 26 sec.
| 11 KHz
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Kaulman: Oh look, another guest--welcome to Korfu!
| 29 kb
| N
| 3 sec.
| 11 KHz
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Gret: You may not have his fingerprints, his cell structure or his
DNA. But you...you are still him.
| 126 kb
| N
| 12 sec.
| 11 KHz
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Lise: They stopped us.
Bren: They saved us and themselves.
Zak: Either that or the afterlife is just like Deepwater.
Gen: On the latter question I have insufficient data, but you
are definitely alive.
109 kb
N
10 sec.
11 KHz
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Reb: Could be alloy fatigue.
Yuna: From what?
Reb: Probably one of your wild hyperspace maneuvers.
Yuna: Those 'wild maneuvers' saved your hide today.
Reb: I cannot deny it.
57 kb
Y
14 sec.
11 KHz
Zak: We're in space. Danger lurks around every
corner. But fear not--I shall remain ever vigilante.
Right after I take this nap!
90 kb
N
8 sec.
11 KHz
Yuna: Reb, I found a hole in the airlock. It looks like it's been
eaten through by acid. Be careful, OK?
Reb: Thanks, Yuna--I didn't know you cared.
112 kb
N
10 sec.
11 KHz
Reb: Well, I'm not surprised--the way you drive, it's a miracle one
could hang on.
Yuna: You know, the next time you have to leave the ship, you
can walk.
Reb: And deprive you of my charismatic company?
Yuna: Oh, puh-lease. To think I'd survive.
52 kb
Y
13 sec.
11 KHz
Gret: Sensor malfuction? Why didn't you tell us?
Gen: You didn't ask.
41 kb
N
4 sec.
11 KHz