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                             POOLE
                         Good morning.

                         BOWMAN
                         Good morning. How's it going?

                         POOLE
                         Are you reasonably awake?

                         BOWMAN
                         Oh, I'm fine, I'm wide awake.
                         What's up?

                         POOLE
                         Well... Hal's reported the
                         AO-unit about to fail again.

                         BOWMAN
                         You're kidding.

                         POOLE
                         No.

                             BOWMAN
                        (softly) What the hell is going on?

                        POOLE
                        I don't know. Hal said he thought
                        it might be the assembly procedure.

                        BOWMAN
                        Two units in four days. How many
                        spares do we have?

                        POOLE
                        Two more.

                        BOWMAN
                        Well, I hope there's nothing wrong
                        with the assembly on those. Other-
                        wise we're out of business.

                             BOWMAN
                        (after long silence) Well, as far as
                        I'm concerned, there isn't a damn
                        thing wrong with these units. I
                        think we've got a much more serious
                        problem.

                        POOLE
                        Hal?

                        BOWMAN
                        Yes.

                             MISSION CONTROL
                        I wouldn't worry too much about
                        the computer. First of all,
                        there is still a chance that he
                        is right, despite your tests,
                        and if it should happen again,
                        we suggest eliminating this
                        possibility by allowing the unit
                        to remain in place and seeing
                        whether or not it actually fails.

                        If the computer should turn out
                        to be wrong, the situation is
                        still not alarming. The type
                        of obsessional error he may be
                        guilty of is not unknown among
                        the latest generation of HAL
                        9000 computers.

                        It has almost always revolved
                        around a single detail, such as
                        the one you have described, and
                        it has never interfered with the
                        integrity or reliability of the
                        computer's performance in
                        other areas.

                             No one is certain of the cause
                        of this kind of malfunctioning.
                        It may be over-programming,
                        but it could also be any number
                        of reasons.

                        In any event, it is somewhat
                        analogous to human neurotic
                        behavior. Does this answer
                        your query?  Zero-five-three-
                        Zero, MC, transmission concluded.