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Cold Harbor

noun

  1. a locality in Virginia, NE of Richmond: Civil War battle in 1864.



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The actor was spotlighted in several episodes during the show’s second season, particularly the finale, when Mr. Milchick boogied while backing a marching band during an employee celebration for completing the Cold Harbor file.

This is Cold Harbor, the name of the last room Gemma is set to visit on the testing floor.

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Despite Ms. Cobel assuring innie Mark that Lumon will dispose of him and all of his co-workers once Cold Harbor is complete, he threatens to betray everyone if the next thing he sees after stepping outside isn't the office’s elevator doors opening.

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It holds a letter congratulating Mark, instructing him to finish the 25th file, Cold Harbor, as Helly. bears witness.

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But the gore turns out to be useful since entry to the Cold Harbor room requires a blood sample.

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