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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         Dr. Balis?
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	       Dr. Balis:
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	         Yes?
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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         Hi, I'm Ruby Dribner. A friend of mine sent me to deliver these
to you.
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	       Dr. Balis:
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	         Oh?
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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         Her name is Helen.
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	       Dr. Balis:
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	         Helen Gregory?
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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         Yes.
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	       Dr. Balis:
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	         I've been concerned about Ms. Gregory. Is she all right?
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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         I don't know. She's not been herself lately, that's for sure.
And to fly off like that on such short notice. It's like she used to behave
years ago. I hope she's not getting involved in anything.
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	       Dr. Balis:
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	         What do you mean?
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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         Oh, you know. Hush hush stuff. I guess she used to have a rather
adventurous life.
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	       Dr. Balis:
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	         Hmm. She asked you to deliver these drawings to me?
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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         Yes.  She insisted just as she was leaving.  She said it was
important that you get them.
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	       Dr.  Balis:
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	         Do you have any idea where she may have gone?
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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         Oh, no. She never tells me where she's going. Always "away
on business" and that means "don't ask any questions Ruby because
I won't be able to answer them." Sometimes I think she just wants to
be mysterious, to keep secrets from me. But sometimes... Oh, never mind
about all that. I don't want to waste any more of your valuable time. I'll
just leave you this and be on my way.
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	       Dr. Balis:
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	         Yes, of course. Well, thank you very much for stopping by.
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	       Ms. Dribner:
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	         You're quite welcome. Good day, Doctor.
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	       Dr. Balis:
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	         Goodbye, Ms. Dribner.
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