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World Control
04:35
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A Measured Response
04:41
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Running Mad
04:04
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My Destiny
02:21
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New Decision
03:52
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Many Machines
04:03
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Drug Squad
03:36
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Pain Amplifier
04:35
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The Bogey
03:35
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Control Yourself
04:05
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Emergency Broadcast
02:20
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