Contagion (2011)

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    Was a groundbreaking ceremony for a new  factory did she mention seeing anyone  who was sick and he went on a plane the  airport no said she was jet-lagged the  average person touches their face three to five times every waking minute in between we're touching doorknobs water fountains and each other man no no I go up to your room buddy so we have a virus with no treatment protocol and no vaccine at this time you had a seizure this morning beverage wall street's as of last night there were 32 cases unfortunately she did die right I said can I go talk to her mr. mas your wife is dead what are you talking about what happened to her what happened to us is there any way someone could weaponize the bird flu is however looking at someone doesn't have to weaponize the bird flu the birds are doing watch this it's transmission so we just need to know which direction on day one there were two people and then four and  then sixteen in three months it's a billion pets where we're heading they're calling out the National Guard they're moving the president underground people open it get away it will tip over the truth is being kept from the world cook your samples destroy everything.

 

Hello, I need you to get me the names of everyone who serviced this room it's an emergency you can't panic now and I'm gonna get you home I got people to dr. Cheever we all did don't talk to anyone don't touch anyone stay away from other people

visitors are we're not so Pickering up sound faster than we're figuring you know you

 

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