Then Vincent could get his job as an astronaut and Jerome would have money to smoke and drink. Vincent dyed his hair, had contact lenses instead of glasses, and he had an operation to lengthen his legs. Now Vincent was transferred to Jerome. Each morning Vincent scrubbed off all his dead skins and loose hairs...
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Now Vincent was transferred to Jerome. Each morning Vincent scrubbed off all his dead skins and loose hairs. Then he stuck skins that contained Jerome's blood on his fingertips and bound a bag of Jerome's urine to his legs. Vincent applied a job at Gattaca. The interviewers took a sample of his blood and urine...
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