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█▐▀evers▬d the u derstanding of static being. It followed that Fundament was to be powdered continuously in the absence of decisive action. Fearing a perpetual reduction to glass, the civilian residents actively cooperated with the relevant authorities for the first time in over 50 years. All of the recently built nuclear power plants were closed shortly and large quantities (see WR/16-17.34a-f) of lead were imported daily. After colossal preparation that included relocating more than 270.000 people, both rivers were obstructed and the entirety of █▄▬ ▀ █ .▄  was demolished. Although the effects were catastrophic in terms of quality of life, with half of the city severely overcrowded and a significant part of the outskirts cut off, there were no riots and an overall crime rate reduction. The economy was halted for three and a half months, at which point layering and isolation were reported to be complete. The reconstruc ion of  ▬█▌▄▀▬ █ took place shortly after, however the redirection of waterflow coupled with heavy machinery and pollution eradicated over 90% of the vegetation. New species were bred to counter the issue. The academy received high praise for their discovery. The feeling of security in the face of conflagration was, however, an illusion. If ▐▌▬ ▀ █▄ ▄ had survived, the lesson that it would most definitely have learned was that every scientific theory, no matter how el▐borate, should be regard▬d as in█o▄plet█.▌Na█▬▐y, ▀▄
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