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Enter Observatory
03:19
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The value of hate
04:13
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Contradiction & Nonsense
05:06
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Stardust
03:04
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She said it was agony
05:09
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Perturbation theory
05:04
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When we were young
03:20
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insignificance
03:22
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Exit Observatory
02:54
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