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This film is a part of the
National Foundation for World Cinema
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Reinstated in the memory of the
outstanding Soviet film Director
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Vsevolod Illarionovich Pudovkin
1893-1953
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Produced by Mezhrabpomfilm, 1928
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STORM OVER ASIA
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Scenario by Osip Brik
Based on the novel by I. Novokshonov
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Produced by Vsevolod Pudovkin
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Cinematography by Anatoli Golovnya
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This film stars
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V. Inkizhinov
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A. Dedintsev P.
Belinskaia A. Sudakevich
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V. Tsoppi A.
Christiakov K. Gurniak
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The vast and desolate
countries of Central Asia
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"Is the Master going to the Bazaar?"
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"Master is sick."
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The flag shows...
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...that the Lama is praying...
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...for recovery...
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...the monk is a healer...
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...and collector of offerings
at the monastery.
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"He is very sick!"
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"My son will go with you."
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The son.
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"Get ready for the bazaar!"
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"Saddle the horse!"
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Furs for sale
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"Wonderful skin!"
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"Food for many months!"
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"Five hundred silver."
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"For the treatment of the body..."
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...and the soul...
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...a reasonable fee...
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"Too little!"
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"TOO LITTLE!"
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The Lama lost...
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...a sacred amulet
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To bless the journey...
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The bazaar
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Those, who buy for pennies...
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...and make millions.
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Those, who guard...
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...the interest of capitalism.
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"There's a magnificent fox in the bazaar!"
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Here they buy furs
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"Food for many months!"
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"Next!"
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"Give the fox back!"
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"LET GO!"
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AVENGE THE WHITE MAN'S BLOOD!
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"Get out!"
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"Run!"
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If within twenty-four hours...
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...the criminal is not extradited
to the authorities...
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...the entire population...
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...will be severely punished...
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...AND FINED!
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Into the taiga...
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In the 1920s...
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...in the mountains...
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...for the power of the Soviets...
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...partisans were fighting.
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"Surrounded!"
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"We must escape!"
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"We've broken through!"
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The Chief
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A miner from the distant Donbass
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Without the slightest noise...
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The accidental onlooker
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"Thank you, comrade!"
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"Watch out!"
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"Watch out!"
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"WATCH OUT!"
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"We must escape!"
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No horse.
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"Boot and saddle!"
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Camp
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"Keep in touch..."
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"...with the Red Army."
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"listen..."
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"...Moscow..."
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"listen..."
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"...Moscow..."
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To strengthen communication
with the population...
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...the Chief of the Occupation Forces...
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...and his wife...
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...are going to visit a large monastery.
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Diplomacy requires...
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...special forms...
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...and preparations.
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Before departing
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"The Commandant has ordered the immediate collection of
two hundred head of cattle from the nearest villages."
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"Straightaway!"
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It is far from the city to the monastery
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Communication is being established...
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Communication is being
developed diplomatically
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Communication is being
strengthened in fact
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"Ride and tell them the
soldiers are coming..."
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SACRED DANCES
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"Before the sun sets, all the stolen
cattle must be gathered here!"
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Or...
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The cattle trail...
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"Prepare to speak..."
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"...on behalf of the empire..."
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"...with the great immortal lama..."
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"...whose soul eternally moves from
the deceased body to the new one."
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"Prepare!"
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Himself...
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...The Great...
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...Immortal...
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...Wise...
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...LAMA...
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"The soul of the Lama
recently moved to a new body."
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"Although the Great One does not
speak, he understands everything"
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Diplomacy demands mutual respect
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"My government is very sorry
for your recent demise..."
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"...and joyfully welcomes your new birth!"
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"The road is dangerous..."
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"...the reds have appeared.
Leave immediately."
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"The empire is confident in the strong
friendship of the Mongolian people."
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"We shall hope..."
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"...for mutual respect
of our common interests."
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"We must hurry. It is very dangerous..."
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In case of an encounter
with the "peaceful" population...
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"Calm down, the men are yours!"
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"In view of the serious danger,
we sent in a convoy."
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"A Mongol was captured with the partisans"
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"These are the things
found in his possession"
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"Partisan?"
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"Red?"
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"Moscow?"
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"Shoot this animal!"
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"Take this man out of town and shoot him!"
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A staff translator
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"It's either a cipher, or it's written in
an ancient language. I can't make it out."
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A Missionary. Specialist in the
ancient Mongolian language
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"This..."
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"...is a completely unusual document!"
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"This Charter declares that its owner..."
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"...is a direct descendant
of Genghis Khan!"
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"Bring him back!"
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"Bring him back!"
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"Maybe he is, alive?"
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"There's no corpse!"
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"He's alive, alive!"
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"ALIVE!"
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"Gentlemen..."
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"...We must take all measures..."
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"...to use this lucky find!"
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"We shall make him
the ruler of the country."
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"Through him,
we will strengthen our power."
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"Let's try it!"
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"They'll support us!"
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"Ready!.."
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"Long live..."
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"...Asia..."
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"...under the mighty
patronage of the king!"
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"The ruler is recovering."
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"We are training the soul
of the future ruler..."
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"Tell him how famous he has become!"
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"Tell him there is an envoy from
an Eastern prince with greetings."
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"My prince..."
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"...sends his humility..."
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"...and two thousand horsemen..."
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"Does it seem to be working?"
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"He wants to drink!"
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"The ruler has recovered."
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"Get him to walk around a little..."
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"Let it be announced that he will
give an audience this evening..."
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From the depths of the country,
after a successful trade...
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...at long last...
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...to cultural compatriots.
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"The master is not home."
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"Hey, anyone here?"
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"The Lieutenant is in a meeting."
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"Change your things and come over!"
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"Just a minute..."
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At the meeting
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The brave hunter...
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...from the wild steppes...
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...with the pelt of his prey...
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"They brought him!"
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"I demand..."
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"...that the dignity of white people..."
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"...be protected from the
encroachments of colored scoundrels!"
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"By the name of the
authority vested in me..."
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"...I ORDER..."
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"...YOU..."
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"...TO WITHDRAW!"
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"We must prepare..."
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"...for the ceremonial meeting and..."
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"...the binding of the treaty."
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"Item number four."
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"The ruler of the country
pledges to concede..."
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"...the best goods at the lowest prices."
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"The Empire pledges..."
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"...to strengthen his power..."
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"...vigilantly care for the
welfare of his people..."
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"Throw in: Sacredly
respecting mutual interests."
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There's a detainee in the cellar.
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"I've ordered it!.."
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"...With sacred adherence
to our mutual interests..."
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"You don't have to shoot me!"
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"DON'T SHOOT ME!"
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"DON'T!"
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"SHOOT HIM!"
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"He's biting!"
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DEVIL!
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"SHOOT!"
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"SHOOT NOW!"
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"I'M SORRY, MADAM!"
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"DOWN WITH THE ROBBERS!"
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"DOWN WITH..."
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"DOWN WITH..."
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"...THIEVES!"
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"To arms!"
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02:07:17,423 --> 02:07:18,841
"CATCH HIM!"
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"DESTROY HIM!"
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"DOWN WITH..."
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...CHAINS...
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...DOGS...
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...IMPERIALISM!
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