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JANE: (Jane and Numbers walk over to Chief) Chief, Numbers has a report
for you.
CHIEF: Yes? Go ahead, Numbers.
NUMBERS: I've been calculating all the formulas and I think I've invented
something significant! (proudly) Here, read this …
CHIEF: This is just a page full of numbers, Numbers! Is this more of your
code?
NUMBERS: Yes, and … read the bottom of the paper.
CHIEF: (reading) "This paper will self-destruct in 3 - 2 - 1 …"
(Numbers grabs the paper, wads it up, and tosses it over her shoulder.)
CHIEF: What? I see the wadded up paper behind you!
NUMBERS: Okay, there's still some work to do.
CHIEF: Numbers, if you really can make a self-destructing code, I'm in.
Keep at it!
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