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Ongo.
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Alante.
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And Berman Pine?
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Ongo.
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And Rickles.
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Yes, Chino. Telephone, Contessa.
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It's Signor Vitello, Contessa.
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For me, here?
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I must apologize, Contessa.
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I can't imagine... It'll give me time to
recover my breath. You can take it in
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the main hall.
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Well, Chino, what do you think?
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Am I improving?
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Ah, well, Contessa, fencing is an
Italian art, and you're English.
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But I do know that Signor Vitello thinks
you have no more to learn.
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Flattery, Chino. That is the Italian
art, and you have lived here too long.
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countess, sir.
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Who sent you?
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I want to know who sent you to kill me
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Bye bye.
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perfect evening.
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Coffee and Calvados.
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The end of a perfect evening?
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So soon, Paul.
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Why don't you pamper me a little?
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What are you going to do?
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I'm going to relax while you tell me the
story of your life.
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My story is very simple.
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You've heard it a thousand times before.
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That's true.
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But I've never heard it from you.
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Salut. Chin chin.
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If I hadn't broken the heel of my
shoe... As I was leaving the office...
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never have met them.
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And talked.
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Got my shoe repaired.
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And drank Pernault.
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Had dinner.
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And arrived back here.
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Alone together.
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If there's one thing I know, it's the
flavor of Normandy Calvados.
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But you drank it.
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Mm -mm.
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You did.
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Hello,
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Caroline.
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Thanks for the warning. The same thing
just happened to me.
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Did you warn Harry yet? Not yet. I've
been getting no answer, but he must be
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contacted.
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Locate Harry and tell him to meet us
there.
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Right. Ciao. Ciao, Caro.
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Still no answer from his line.
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Look, I want to know who sent you and I
want to know why.
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Are you offering me a deal?
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No deal.
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And yet you expect me to talk?
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That's too naive.
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I don't think so. You're old enough to
know the score.
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Okay, you've got a captive audience.
What are you trying to say?
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Who said anything about captive?
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I mean, you're free to go whenever you
like.
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Go back to the man who sent you and tell
him you didn't quite make it.
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Or wasn't the possibility of failure
part of your contract?
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You can't scare me.
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I could explain.
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You go back to him and cry on his
shoulder and tell him you tried, failed
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were asked politely to leave.
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Then you know exactly what he'll ask,
don't you?
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He'll ask how much you collected to let
Paul off the hook.
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Then he'll put out a new contract for
murder with your name at the top.
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It's been a great evening.
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Had a lot of laughs. Now, see yourself
out.
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If I tell you what I know... No
bargains, no promises.
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Who is it? I don't know his name.
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We met at a bar in London.
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He's a regular there.
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Suki, what happened?
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Where's Harry?
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They held me hostage.
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He had no choice.
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Very nice.
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Just tell the others to hold on a
moment.
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Yes, Mr. Howard.
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Morning, Mr. Rule.
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Mr. Rule, or may I call you Harry?
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I'm sorry the boys were a little rough
on you last night.
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You can't hear me, Mr. Rule.
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I can hear you.
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Good.
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Now, I require a complete list of the
whole protector organization.
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Think it over.
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I'll contact you later for your answer.
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You can have it now.
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Negative.
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Someone tries to kill you.
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This girl here has a go at me.
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And now we find they've grabbed Harry.
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Yes, well, perhaps Harry, you and myself
are not the only targets.
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And the last week, two protectors have
died.
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One in a car crash in Tokyo, the other
on a case in New York.
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Yes, I know. They put it all together.
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And it's beginning to look as if whoever
it is is after the whole protectors
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organization. Uh -huh.
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No lead yet on your phony Italian
fencing master. Disappeared without
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Which leaves you, my dear.
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And you haven't told us very much, have
you?
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Briefed anonymously in a London bar.
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25 % deposit, the rest on completion.
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How are you supposed to collect the
money once you've done the job, of
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told you, I don't know.
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All I had to do was to send the unsigned
postcard of the Eiffel Tower to the
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bartender. Well, we sent that card from
Paris last night.
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I think you better check to see if it's
arrived.
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What'll you have?
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Scotch.
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First time here?
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Yes. With eye, please.
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I see I'm not your only foreign visitor.
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Oh, we had them from all over the world.
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Where'd you come from?
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Paris. Here, you see this one here, with
the Eiffel Tower?
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It's from my hometown.
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Came this morning.
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From a friend?
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They forgot to sign it.
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Tell me, who owns this place?
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Mr. Howard.
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Jason Howard.
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He's got a lot of interests, I
understand.
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Garages, clubs, one or two factories.
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Well, thanks. Here, keep it.
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Thank you, sir.
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Phone.
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Nope. Nope.
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Nope.
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And this one, I think.
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Contact their agents, find out what they
want, and offer them off.
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I'm sure it's him.
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Problem is, the postcard's here, too.
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Then what does that make our friend,
Suzanne?
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You fool, you're no better than a girl.
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All right, get to work on Harry Rule.
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Show me you at least know how to make a
man more cooperative.
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Mr. Rule, I want to change your mind
about that protector's list.
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Or do we continue the treatment?
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If I change my mind, you'll be the first
to know.
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That's a promise.
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I want that list.
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Stay close and nothing will go wrong.
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Look, they sent the postcard.
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They see you together, they'll think
I've gone over to your side.
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That's right.
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Waiter, a bottle of your best champagne,
please.
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Anyone you know?
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No.
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It's a pity that I didn't see the driver
who tried to run me down.
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But I didn't.
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So that's why I need you with me, my
little Suzanne.
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As a bait.
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You know, we're stirring the hornet's
nest.
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I've always found it a very dangerous
but productive approach.
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If
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the
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champagne's so bad, why don't you order
scotch?
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Maybe they have a nice Normandy
Calvados.
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A barman.
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Will you excuse me for a moment?
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You hate getting to my make -up.
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Don't be long or I'll come looking for
you.
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He forced me to bring him here. You sent
the card, the signal.
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He sent it. I had no choice.
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What is it? I don't think the idea of
turning Queen's evidence appealed to
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friend. You mean we've lost her?
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I mean we've been double -crossed by the
only lead we have.
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Keep that car inside, but don't let them
know they're being followed.
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Mr. Rue, I'll ask you for the last time.
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I'll give you five minutes to
reconsider.
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And then?
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We'll try once more to persuade you that
this time either you or your body will
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break.
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I've given him five minutes.
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Start at precisely 11 .15. And this
time, don't stop.
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As far as you go. Mr. Howard is going to
like this.
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Straight ahead.
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Look for Harry.
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Well, my dear Contessa.
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My first failure.
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I never really did approve the Italian
fencing idea, too showy. I would have
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thought so.
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Where's Harry Rule?
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Oh, nearby.
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I think you're less a failure, more a
temporary setback.
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Yes, I'm very glad you decided to come,
Contessa.
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You see, it'll make things very much
easier for me.
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Oh, I should hate to be responsible for
that.
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Your friend Harry's a very...
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Stubborn man. Stubborn, arrogant,
conceited. Shall I go on? Where is he?
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He refuses to supply me with a complete
list of the members of your protector
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organisation. Which you need.
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Yes. To fulfil a big contract.
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A contract to kill.
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To my knowledge, the biggest ever.
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Your clients must have a lot of money.
Not so much, since you began your
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activities. I feel very heard about it.
All of them, in many countries.
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Are you suggesting the international
crime circuit has put up the money to
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us out of action?
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I was very flattered that my
organisation was chosen.
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You mean they finally got together to
agree on something?
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Yes, Contessa.
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Nothing less than the systematic
destruction of your protector network.
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Mr Rule, I think I've got someone here
who'll make you change your mind.
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Well, it's nice to hear a friendly
voice.
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Where are you?
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I think I'm packed in a packing case,
probably underneath the steam hammer.
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Where are you holding him?
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You're too late.
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Harry?
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Harry!
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You okay?
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Oh, yes, I'm fine.
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Harry, can you hear me?
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Yeah. Can you hear me?
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Yeah. Have you any idea where you are?
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No.
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Well, look, keep talking. Just keep
talking.
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War scored seven years ago.
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We must be close. They haven't got a
range of more than half a mile.
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There or there?
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We'll never make it in time.
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Gino.
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Harry. Harry, are you all right?
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Yeah.
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Nothing that a good orthopedic surgeon
in three months on the critical list
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won't cure.
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Will someone get me out of here?
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We're on our way.
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In the...
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Thank you.
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