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A (formerly) promising young man named Nico Qasim rescues his brother from exploitation, mistreatment, and possible death. So far, so good, but…what the hell does he do NOW?
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23 Jul 2025
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It's not going to kill you, says 1.0 in our private feed. You can stop slinking around like a terrified fauna.
I am not a terrified fauna.
I feel like a terrified fauna.
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02 Jul 2025
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The Supervision and Oversight (Irregularities) (EU Exit) Regulations 2017: a post-exit regulatory regime for the Magnus Institute by raven (singlecrow)
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
29 May 2020
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The Department is grateful for the time and input of its stakeholders and welcomes in particular any observations by the European Agency for the Oversight of Irregularities and/or the Magnus Institute, London.
Don't worry, everything is fine.
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- Part 13 of author's favourites (don't read in order)
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End Racism in the OTW | Xenotic Events: Guidelines for Public Health Management by imperfectcircle
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
21 May 2020
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The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has a long history of successfully containing and controlling suspected xenotic events.
[COMMENT: Jonathan Sims] Hubris is unwise in these matters. EXPERT OPINION.
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[COMMENT: Aimee Lord] Mr Sims has marked all his comments as expert opinion, possibly due to a misunderstanding of #2 in the "read me" section? @Lucy.Patel can you check whether this is clinically relevant advice or just Mr Sims being "colourful"?
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[COMMENT: Lucy Patel] Mr Sims is still out of office with no known return date. Spoke to Martin Blackwood, Archival Assistant, who advised that if Mr Sims is warning against hubris, it should probably be taken seriously.Series
- Part 16 of Stories by theme: Humour
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For all that Odo is already aware of the Founders' capacity for ruthlessness, he cannot help but wonder at the sheer cruelty of this method of termination - and at the lie of it being quick and painless.
And then he cannot help but wonder something else entirely.
"Don't... take this the wrong way," he says. "But are you sure you did it right?"
A look at how one Vorta's survival might have changed everything - or nothing.