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You've got my back,
I've got your back.
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A senior for a master's thesis?
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Yes. The examiner's evaluation
is appended right there, in fact.
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Um...he had a good point there
about why I didn't get full marks.
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As your work experience,
you have given law firm...
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Huttemann. Yes, that's right.
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I started already
while I was studying,
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so I didn't have to take out a loan.
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Right. Good for you.
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Does the law firm... Huttemann.
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..have any special areas
of expertise?
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Tenancy disputes,
housing transaction disputes
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and building contract disputes.
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And now the ยค64,000 question.
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Why you, and why human rights laws?
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Human rights are the foundation
for everything.
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I have always considered human being
to be the foundation of it all.
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The subject of my thesis was the
legal semiotic rhetoric of the...
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In the international
court observer minutes
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during the Nelson Mandela trial.
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Yeah, I see it here.
A fine subject, really.
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Rather theoretical.
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OK, good.
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We have your details. Thank you.
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I'm sorry, could you tell me,
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how did this go?
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Well, er...unofficially then...
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..this world of ours is quite rough.
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We're looking for a warrior,
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and I didn't quite find a sort of
warrior attitude in you, you know.
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Yeah, yes, I understand.
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Thank you.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we kindly ask
you to fasten your seat belts now.
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So...it was a Mr Idestam
who founded Puuhiomo
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in 1865,
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that later became Nokia.
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And this is actually a funny story,
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because almost from day one,
Nokia has been a wood company,
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a timber company, turning to
new horizons along the way.
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..Electronics.
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Leaving behind a sort of ancestry.
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Hmm. But are we ready to start soon?
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He will be here shortly.
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Huh.
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Hello, friends.
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Mr Brenton S. Halsey
from James River Company.
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Pleased to meet you, sir!
Nice to meet you.
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So...let me begin...
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..by telling you that I'm
very sorry to inform you that...
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..that there has been
a miscommunication.
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And it is very tragic
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that it has led to you good people
coming to Finland in vain.
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In... What do you mean?
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You see, although your offer
is well thought of,
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Nokia's business model
is a conglamerate
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of various different industrial
and technological companioes
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that rely on the multifaceted
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nature of its different sectors.
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They're all interconnected, you see.
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What are you getting at?
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To be blunt, there is no possibility
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for us to agree to the
selling of Nokia paper for now.
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Nokia is a paper company,
and it always will be.
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And now, if you'll excuse me,
I must leave.
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Er...I'm sure Mr Saarinen here
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will show you around the city
and treat you well.
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Of course, yes. Yes.
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Goodbye, gentlemen.
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Group Special Mobile.
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Global System
for Mobile communications.
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God Sent Mobile phones.
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Hmm.
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No... Ki... A!
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Nokia!
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Pst!
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I'm sure Mr Kairamo
will be here shortly.
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We can... Well, we'll get
some single shots done
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while we wait. Of course.
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Mm-hm.
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OK, I'm ready.
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And let's clear the shot, please.
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Sir, sorry.
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OK.
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Look at the camera, please.
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And a smile.
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Yes!
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Nice!
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One more. Smile.
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Excellent!
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