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Wait -- take a longer look at yourself and how you're reflected in that slick chemical rainbow. What do you see?
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The engines of fortune once roared here. Great wealth poured into Revachol, the Delta. As did smoke, waste, sickness, life...
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- Exactly! The blood of industry. The run off from Coal City, further down the coast.
- No! For a second, think about something other than yourself -- think about the blood of industry here before you. The run off from Coal City, further down the coast.
- This is more important than you. That's the blood of industry you see before you. The run off from Coal City, further down the coast.
The engines stopped. The West Revacholian industrial base was dismantled after the war. Now, extinguished coke furnaces dot the landscape. A landscape despoiled by industry.
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Right. Here's some advice that's good for business and life: never fight a losing battle. I'm not even going to argue with you.
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Yes. Fortune left you too, leaving only pharmaceuticals and a sub-par service based industry.
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Perhaps you could dedicate your life to cleaning it up. But you're a cop. You must concern yourself with different messes. Even so: it's pretty to think.
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No! For a second, think about something other than yourself -- think about the blood of industry here before you. The run off from Coal City, further down the coast.
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This is more important than you. That's the blood of industry you see before you. The run off from Coal City, further down the coast.
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