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**** My guess would be that it got its funding approved before the budget crises and avoided being cut in the aftermath.
**** My guess would be that it got its funding approved before the budget crises and avoided being cut in the aftermath.
*** It's about a 400 mile journey. The British have lines like that.
*** It's about a 400 mile journey. The British have lines like that.
** How'd MacNamara get past [[Gaias Vengeance|Gaia's avenger eco-freaks]]? The ''Navy'' can't even keep those guys off their backs.
** How'd MacNamara get past [[Gaia's Vengeance|Gaia's avenger eco-freaks]]? The ''Navy'' can't even keep those guys off their backs.
** San Francisco is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Andreas_Fault extremely fault-ridden]. Could a system like this survive a quake?
** San Francisco is [[wikipedia:San Andreas Fault|extremely fault-ridden]]. Could a system like this survive a quake?
** [[Truth in Television]]: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_High-Speed_Rail California High-Speed Rail]. It's cheaper overall, the taxpayers are bearing less of a burden, and it doesn't go down the coast, but still, pretty much the same, and the taxpayers approved it in Nov. 2008, when the economy had already started to crater.
** [[Truth in Television]]: [[wikipedia:California High-Speed Rail|California High-Speed Rail]]. It's cheaper overall, the taxpayers are bearing less of a burden, and it doesn't go down the coast, but still, pretty much the same, and the taxpayers approved it in Nov. 2008, when the economy had already started to crater.
* "Embassy Row"
* "Embassy Row"
** The idea of taking <s>Simon</s> Aaron to a doctor is nixed due to Guerrero's not having "one he can trust" available, but why shouldn't they just take him to an ER? He hasn't broken any laws, and they wouldn't have to give the whole backstory, just that his brother died recently the same way. I get that everyone's trying to stay below the radar, but shouldn't, y'know, '''saving your client's life''' come first? Plus, if the poison is airborne, isn't it a threat to that nice old lady who lives down the hall?
** The idea of taking <s>Simon</s> Aaron to a doctor is nixed due to Guerrero's not having "one he can trust" available, but why shouldn't they just take him to an ER? He hasn't broken any laws, and they wouldn't have to give the whole backstory, just that his brother died recently the same way. I get that everyone's trying to stay below the radar, but shouldn't, y'know, '''saving your client's life''' come first? Plus, if the poison is airborne, isn't it a threat to that nice old lady who lives down the hall?
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