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"This isn't the next season of True Detective. This is really happening right now in Antarctica. And apparently how word got out was that one of the people on this team sent an email to a journalist to say, hey, there's some really disturbing things happening here. And this research team, they're in Antarctica. And where the conditions, I think this time of year, the highs are like 15 degrees. You can get winds anywhere between 60 miles per hour to 100 miles per hour."
"This isn't the next season of True Detective. This is really happening right now in Antarctica. And apparently how word got out was that one of the people on this team sent an email to a journalist to say, hey, there's some really disturbing things happening here. And this research team, they're in Antarctica. And where the conditions, I think this time of year, the highs are like 15 degrees. You can get winds anywhere between 60 miles per hour to 100 miles per hour."
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"This isn't the next season of True Detective. This is really happening right now in Antarctica. And apparently how word got out was that one of the people on this team sent an email to a journalist to say, hey, there's some really disturbing things happening here. And this research team, they're in Antarctica. And where the conditions, I think this time of year, the highs are like 15 degrees. You can get winds anywhere between 60 miles per hour to 100 miles per hour."
"This isn't the next season of True Detective. This is really happening right now in Antarctica. And apparently how word got out was that one of the people on this team sent an email to a journalist to say, hey, there's some really disturbing things happening here. And this research team, they're in Antarctica. And where the conditions, I think this time of year, the highs are like 15 degrees. You can get winds anywhere between 60 miles per hour to 100 miles per hour."