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     normal pleasantries.” Alex commented with
               an asymmetrical twitch on the right side of his
               lips and a quick glance at his screen. He, while
               still staring at his white rimmed mac screen,
               said to Sam.
                 “It would seem you have discovered
               something that might interest me – could you
               please show it to me again?”
                 “Of course.”
                  And he grabbed one of the wooden, wheelie
               chairs that were stacked up in the corner of the
               office, rolled it over to the desk and sat down
               besides Alex. He quickly located and defined
               the figures that he had discovered, dragged
               them onto a new file and created hypothetical
               measurements of the profits – or more
               importantly, the losses of the company’s
               investments into several international
               pharmaceutical research companies that sold
               patents to other much larger pharmaceutical
               companies.
                 “Right,” said Alex interrupting Sam from his
     	
