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Why? We paid for the flight.

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What do you mean? I'm not paying.

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Sure you are.

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Okay.

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No, I'm not.

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Hello. Come in.

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Welcome home.

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Enjoy it.

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Oh,

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that's

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a great idea.

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Isn't it fantastic?

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Yeah, it is.

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It's amazing what you can do when you
change your mind.

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You can create all sorts of happy
things.

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Yeah, that's right.

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No more guns. No more war. I'm in my
happy place.

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And if you're ever in trouble, just ask
for a key.

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That's right.

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A key.

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A key.

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A key.

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Okay, mama. Do you remember this video
camera?

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Yes. I wonder what happened to it.

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I have no idea, mama.

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It was a long time ago. Are you sure you
dropped off Crystal's meow munch? Yes,

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meow munch. Your 20 -page instructional.
18 pages.

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Don't exaggerate. Okay, 18 pages. Maria
has it all.

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I don't know why you insist on calling
her your sister. Because it's true.

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Look, I need to go over the security
again.

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Yes, yes.

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Now, when they come and ask me, are you
a terrorist?

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Shh.

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I will say, no, I'm not.

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This is very serious.

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Did you delete your WhatsApp?

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I did it in front of you. Yeah, but did
you download it again?

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No.

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Look, I'm just doing what Jalo asked me
to do.

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Be polite and relax, but don't relax too
much.

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All right?

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Maintain eye contact.

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Good posture. Never cross your legs.

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And then don't forget, smile.

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That's too much, Mom. That's too much.
What are you doing?

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That's not a smile. No, no, no, Mom.
Look at me like this. You look...

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Mom, you don't ever smile like that. You
look constipated. You know what? Just

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try not to frown.

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Okay? No frowning.

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Just regular face.

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You get your green card and immediately
come to Israel.

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Why? To visit my family.

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Your parents were born here?

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Yes. What was your father's name?
Mustafa Najjar.

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And his father?

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Abdullah. And your great -grandfather,
what was his name?

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No.

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Ibrahim. That was his name.

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Great -grandfather's name is Ibrahim.

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Give me your bag.

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What is this shit?

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How old are you?

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40. I need to see your phone.

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What's your code?

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I don't have a code because I have
nothing to hide.

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Do you wear this?

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I didn't mean to back that. Why do you
have this? I like to go bird watching.

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What is your occupation?

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You said occupation.

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You're trying to be funny?

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I work in telecom.

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But who employs you? The company?

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Houston Mobile. What is that? A cell
phone shop?

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You sell phone cases, screen protectors,
things like that?

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Way more than that. Import, export, LCD
screens, different parts for different

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phones. It's a wide variety.

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I understand.

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You want to sound like a big deal.

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This is temporary.

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I'm bringing my business back.

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Okay. And what business is that?

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Olive oil.

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I have one question.

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Where are you from?

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I'm Israeli.

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No, I mean, where did your grandparents
come from?

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My grandparents are from Spain. Spain. I
was born here, my family was born here,

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yet you're questioning me.

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What is your point?

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Point was made.

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This partition wall is monstrous. It
just goes for miles.

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It's struggle and pain.

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They just want to be free of this wall.

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Yeah, make hummus, not walls.

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Mama, where do those houses have red
rooftops?

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Those, Habibi, are mustawtana,
settlements.

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This is our country. See how beautiful
it is?

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Gentlemen. Look at the olive trees.

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What's happening looks like we're
pulling up to the checkpoint Hey, how

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don't have to go in that way because we
have Israeli plate numbers on the car

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I'm already sick of these checkpoints,
and we just got here.

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I'm just glad we're almost there.

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I can't wait to go to see Don and Ted in
this house.

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This is all my childhood memories here.

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You have to protect this book.

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I know someone that would be very happy
to steal that.

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Why is your wife not here with us?

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She doesn't like us?

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Fake marriage.

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According to the U .S. government, it's
real.

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He lied to the U .S. government.

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And the government never lied.

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We need all the help we can get this
year with the harvest.

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I was thinking about Santa Clara.

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If we get the olive oil from Burin and
import it to Houston, we can bottle it

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and sell it there.

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Why?

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What?

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Why?

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I

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was

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thinking we could all go to Jerusalem
and pray together.

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Not even for one day?

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Imagine yourself inside your house. You
can't go between the bedroom and the

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living room. Unless you're a soldier.

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What kind of life is this?

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Why are you afraid of them?

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No, nothing happens.

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Nothing, nothing. When I go out by
myself, nothing happens.

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And if I see a settler, what are you
looking at?

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You'll run away.

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Run away from me.

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Don't come near me.

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And then they'll run away. I'll run
away.

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Oh, my God.

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Yusra, take Samir and take us to his
house. Come on, Samir, come on. Come on,

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Samir, come on.

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Come on, Samir, come on. Come on, Samir,
come on. Come on, Samir, come on.

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Come on,

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Samir,

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come on.

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Do you see the red houses up there on
the hill?

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The settlements, right?

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Yes, the settlements.

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Down here is the city of the mosque.

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The mosque that your father used to pray
in.

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Mosques, mosques, mosques. No one used
to pray there.

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I pray in the same mosque.

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Do you see all this land?

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Yes.

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This is all our land. May God bless you.

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You, your brother, your sister, your
children, and the rest of you.

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Well, Khabib, isn't all the land empty?

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We can't do anything about it, Khabib.

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Anything you want to do, you have to do
it.

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You build, or you make a factory, or a
factory, or anything.

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95 % of the statements are rejected.

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It's not just that.

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And they boast in the church that 95 %
of the statements are rejected.

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Let's go.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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What do you want? I just want to show
you something. What do you want?

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I can't believe it.

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A British -Palestinian passport.

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Zidu. I saw this in my dreams.

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Good morning, mom.

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Don't be upset.

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Mom, mom.

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Samir.

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Where did you find this key?

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It was in the wall.

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This is the key to Sita and Teta's home
in Haifa before they were forced out.

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I've dreamt about that key.

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This key?

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No.

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Uh, is this key?

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I've been having dreams with Teta and
Sita over the last year.

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Maybe your mama, they're watching over
you.

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In America, I follow them, I keep them.

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Impossible, Khaled. These are here, and
they stay here.

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Can you take a picture of me and my
grandmother together?

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Take it. Okay.

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Thank you.

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Mohammed,

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why do you want to do this?

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What do you mean, why?

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You live in America, you can do anything
there, so why just sell olive oil?

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It's not right there.

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Okay, you need real capital to do
anything in America.

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Okay,

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fair point.

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What would you do if you were in
America? What would you do?

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Uber. Uber?

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I hear they put a great tip. This is
what you want to do? You want to go all

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over America so you can be a taxi?

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Yeah, man. Here, they don't tip.

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I saw on the video that they are really,
really good with tips.

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Is that Mama?

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So what?

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What do you mean, so what? I've never
seen her ride a horse. I didn't know she

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rode horses.

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I thought everyone in Texas rides
horses.

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It's not like that.

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Can you hear that?

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Yeah, what is that? What is that?

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You know,

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my feelings hurt more than my actual
eyes. I can't believe I got pepper

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Oh, yeah, that's good.

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I'm proud of you.

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It makes me so happy to see you happy,
Momo.

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When I saw you riding on that horse, I
couldn't believe my eyes.

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And that's my mom.

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Why didn't you tell me?

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I never told you a lot of things.

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Did Baba know you rode horses?

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Of course.

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He saw me riding a horse like a
princess, and he fell in love with me.

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Really? No, of course. It was arranged.

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Mama, you know at the airport when they
asked me Baba's grandfather's name and I

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didn't know it.

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It's okay, Mama.

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It's not okay.

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You should know where you come from.

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It's okay, Mama.

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He's inside here.

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I love you, Mama.

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Answer it.

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Allah is the

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Greatest.

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Allah is the Greatest.

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Allah is the Greatest. Allah is

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the Greatest.

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I shall...

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May God bless you, dear Muhammad.

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My name is Mohammed Najjar.

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Who is your father?

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My father is Mustafa Najjar.

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Are you the son of Mustafa Najjar?

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Yes. Why don't you say it from the
beginning?

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What do I say? I don't know.

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Do you know my father?

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God bless you. God bless you.

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Your father, Mustafa, opened the first
electronics

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store in Bahrain. Really?

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Oh, he was fixing televisions, radios,
washers, and phones.

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He was an engineer. He was an engineer.
He was fixing phones and electronics.

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Do you know who installed the sound and
microphones in this mosque?

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No, who? Your father did. My father
installed them?

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Your father did. No one knows anything
about electronics.

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We used to plant antennas and water
them.

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He graduated and returned with his
certificates.

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And we learned how to use these things.

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Your success was the success of all of
us.

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And all of you are proud of it.

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But you are the one who should be the
most proud of it.

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Because he is your father.

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Of course, God bless Moses.

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Hamad. Here he comes.

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You're welcome,

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uncle.

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Have you seen Samir? I can't find him
anywhere.

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He doesn't know where he's going.

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He's from the settlement.

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I'll take him back. I'll bring him back.

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What are

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you

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going to do, huh?

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I have an American accent. I'll just be
like a super American guy. I was just

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walking around and I saw your son. He
was just wandering off. Does he belong

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anybody here by chance?

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and I'm wearing an Astros hat, it's
going to be believable.

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Of course, of course.

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Astros hats equal two -state solution.

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What are you talking about?

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Shut up.

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What other plan do we have? Tell me.

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Tell me. They don't know me.

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It's the only way to cover you, right?

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Don't you live on top of that hill
there? It'd be really great if you just

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walked yourself in, you know?

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You know, a kid like you or a guy like
me, there's a bad look around here. I

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didn't want it that way, but it is.

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Where are you? Svika!

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Svika?

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Svika! Svika, is that you?

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Svika?

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Hey, hey, hey!

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Svika! Come here, Speaker.

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Hey, man.

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Hey, hey, hey. Tell me what you're doing
with my son.

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I'm just trying to help, okay? I'm
unarmed. Tell me or I'll blow your

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head off. I'll do anything with it. I'm
just bringing it back to you.

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Don't lie to me.

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How do you know my name?

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What?

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It's Akiva. How do you know?

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Your name's... Your name's Akiva?

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Yeah.

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Your son told me.

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My son doesn't talk.

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Don't you fucking lie to me. Don't lie
to me. I am lying. I'm lying. You're

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lying. Right, right. I've just been
having these dreams about a key and a

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and if you're in trouble, ask for a key.

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And that's why I said that. That's it.
So I just used it. He followed my

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to my aunt's house and I'm just bringing
it back.

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My son here.

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He won this.

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You're welcome.

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All of a sudden, his dad came out of
nowhere with his machine gun. What are

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doing with my son?

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And I grabbed the barrel of the gun like
this, and I said, nobody has to die

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today.

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I looked him in his eyes. I said, Akiva,
we're not going to do this.

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We're not going to do this.

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He was like, how did you know?

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And I said, it just popped up. Like, it
was a beautiful mind. It just showed

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itself. Stop the bullshit. Let me stop
the bullshit.

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This lie is bigger than my ambitions. I
was so scared. It was so scary.

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I was terrified.

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I was terrified. He did have a gun.

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He did have a gun on me, though.

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Whoa. This is for you.

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Mama, that's the picture I was showing
Mama on the plane.

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It's the same camp quarter.

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Michael Jackson.

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Wait,

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wait, wait. Here, watch, watch.

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Here's Baba. Here's Baba.

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You're still watching?

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What's the matter, Habibi?

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I don't know. I just thought things
would be different.

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I said I'm back at the job that I got
fired from, Momo.

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I mean, Bob was a telecommunications
engineer.

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He was innovative. He worked on wireless
communication. I mean, he was ahead of

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his time.

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If he saw where technology is today, he
would just lose his mind.

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I'm telling folks, he says, Mama.

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Listen, Mama.

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Your father had a degree. It's true.

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But his degree when he came to America
meant nothing because he had to start

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over again and open the 99 -cent store.

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Your father is like you.

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He saw himself through the world's eyes.

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And in the world's eyes, he was a simple
man with a small shop.

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And I believe that's what killed his
soul because he was too proud, just like

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you.

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But it was never true.

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Because his worth, our worth, came from
Allah.

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Do you think Allah cares what degree you
have or what passport you carry?

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Hamoudi, the world will always try to
tear us

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down.

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And when they do...

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Father,

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if he was alive, he would be very proud.

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Good evening, sir.

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My thoughts?

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See you soon. Thank you.

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What's going on? One moment

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With your clothes on.

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Easy.

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What is this, huh?

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It's an old video camera from the 80s.

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00:35:57,200 --> 00:36:00,200
What's the matter, huh? Is your phone
too easy to use?

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My uncle gave it to me.

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00:36:03,210 --> 00:36:06,390
Used to belong to my father. It was your
father's old junk, huh?

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00:36:13,090 --> 00:36:14,090
What's on this, huh?

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It's an old family video.

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My mom and dad are on that, alright?

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Hey, hey, hey, hey, don't do this.

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It's the only video of my dad.

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Don't do this, please.

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Please don't do this.

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Oops.

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The world will always try to tear us
down.

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And when they do, it's mine.

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Because we know who we are.

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I wish I knew how it would be to be

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free.

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I wish I could break all the chains
holding me.

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I wish I could say all the things that I
should say.

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Say them loud, say them clear for the
whole round world

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to hear.

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I wish I could share all the love that's
in my

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heart.

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Remove all the bars that keep us apart.

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