Access (In Progress)

Access (In Progress)

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(the voice over man on the TV) "The Noblis Institute is the leading figure in Gyral Stigma research. We have at our disposal a 1.2 billion dollar research facility attended by the world's greatest minds, working hard for the ones we care about." Different scenes appeared onscreen inside the security room; a laboratory, researchers in lab coats, several famous doctors. The typical advertiser's voice carried on: "The main treatment centre spans over 50 acres of land in the southern French province of Rodez, featuring all inclusive sport and leisure facilities, including 8 Olympic size swimming pools, 4 full soccer fields, 6 tennis courts and 1000m running track." Again corresponding images and videos. "Now a word from the lead researcher and founder of Noblis Institute: Professor (on-going work)
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