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Boarding complete.
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Close ramp.
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Ramp closing.
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Suunto, Super Puma.
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We're here.
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59°23' North and about 21° East.
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What have they written?
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That the crew of the
Estonia was incompetent.
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"Too young... ill prepared."
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"Too Soviet. A Swedish crew
could have handled it better."
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I didn't know you know Swedish.
- My wife translated it.
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Mind you, you can't believe
everything she says.
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Translated the entire article
with the help of a dictionary.
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What are their claims based on?
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I think it doesn't really
matter at the moment.
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Be that how it may
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it's our job now to
prove them wrong.
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What were your instructions?
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To not say anything
until we know something.
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Didn't the Prime Minister
say it was the bow visor?
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That's his opinion.
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Where the hell is Johan?
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He's calling his wife.
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Hi! The conference room is
ready. Would you like something?
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No. Can I go straight in?
- Sure.
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Okay.
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Ready?
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At Technical Research Centre, my
job has been to keep ships afloat.
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But I think I can help find
out why this one didn't.
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Let me give you a little
pointer straight away.
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Nothing ever works out
the way you expect.
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Tell him that staying silent
can also raise more questions.
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We were at this...
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barbecue once.
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Ages ago.
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Camilla was leaning
on this chair.
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She just can't sit still.
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She kept rocking on that chair.
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And...
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I just knew...
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I knew that she would fall
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that the chair would tip over.
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But I didn't say
anything to her.
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And then, just a few minutes
later the chair tipped over.
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I'm laughing now, but it
was actually quite bad.
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She hit her head on a rock.
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It was quite serious. She
had to go to the hospital.
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She lost her memory for a while.
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Sometimes, she still...
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loses her memory especially
when she's tired.
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And now
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when she was going
to take this boat...
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You're a priest.
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I just got this strange feeling.
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That I should...
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That I should tell her
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"Camilla, please don't go."
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"Don't do it. Don't go."
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It's not...
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Don't think like that.
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We don't know
anything yet, right?
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Hello.
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Is there someone called
Anders Hansson here?
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No Anders Hansson?
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Right.
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Birgitta Lindqvist?
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Yes, that's me.
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Please come with me.
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Would you like to
come, too, Mikaela?
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I'll be right back.
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This way.
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Well...
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Unfortunately, I
have some bad news.
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The Finnish border police
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and the coroner have
notified us that your mother
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Anna-Lena Lindqvist,
was found dead
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at 9:20 a.m. at
the accident scene.
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She was identified by
her personal belongings
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and survivors'
witness statements.
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We will get more information from
the Finnish authorities tonight.
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All we know is that your mother has
been moved from Utö island to Turku.
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How...
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How did she die?
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Well...
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I'm really sorry, but...
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We don't have an
answer at this point.
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We've also set up
a crisis centre.
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You're very welcome
to contact them.
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Linda here can
help you with that.
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And the doors of the
Church are always open.
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My condolences.
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Well...
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Utö, Super Puma.
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May we approach?
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Yeah, we're coming
straight from the east.
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Approaching Utö island.
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Prepare for landing.
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Let's put him down.
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Lift the bodies off the stretchers
and put them into the coffins.
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We need the stretchers
for new victims.
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Once all the bodies are in the
coffins, get them to warehouse two.
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Were vehicles fastened properly?
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Yes.
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What is a normal
amount of movement?
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Movement with a sort of...
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twitching.
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I noticed there was
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some water coming out of
the ventilation ducts.
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It might be... but I can't
remember the exact time.
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Maybe...
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it was 12.45
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What can you say
about the explosion?
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It was just around that time.
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I heard this...
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loud bang.
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Rooste wants comments that
reflect well on the Estonians.
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He does.
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Just like the Swedes.
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We're witnessing the start of
a Sweden vs. Estonia match.
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The police have gathered
statements based on memory.
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But personal memory
is very subjective
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or it can be interpreted
nearly as you like.
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FC Haka...
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won a match by a
penalty kick once.
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We were in the
audience with my wife.
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The losing team didn't
blame the winners.
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Or themselves.
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They blamed the referee.
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I wouldn't want to play the
role of that referee in there.
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We're continuing.
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At a quarter past one...
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I looked at a
monitor and saw that
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water was coming from
the sides of the ramp.
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Then the ship started tilting.
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Any other signs that
the situation was bad?
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What is Mr Skylight?
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It's a coded alarm for the crew
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to avoid worrying the passengers
if there's a fire or...
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The list.
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15 minutes, is that fast?
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When the ship lists in 15
minutes... That's inconceivable.
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Hi, everyone.
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I have some news.
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Europa...
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Silja Europa is approaching the port
and will be docking in 10 minutes.
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And there will be
survivors on board.
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We don't know how many.
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Buses will be taking
you to the port.
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To make this smooth
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we'll all get up and go
calmly to the buses now.
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The police will escort
you to the port.
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Take your things and
calmly walk to the buses.
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They're not coming.
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There's no one else coming.
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And then what?
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When they've found everyone
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and everyone knows what
happened to them...
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What happens then?
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Has anyone thought about that?
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Jörgen, will you look into that?
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No, we don't have exact...
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The most important thing
now is to find the ship.
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Then we can examine it further.
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When the Baltic Sea is calmer,
they will be able to film it
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using an underwater robot.
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Can you tell us what happened?
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Was there an explosion?
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No, no...
- What happened?
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An ambulance carrying
someone is here.
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Stand back!
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THE COMPLETE PASSENGER LIST
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Mikaela has been trying
to get the passenger list
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but she never got it.
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But here it is.
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Pictures and all.
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They've published
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private information
about our family members
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and friends.
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They didn't ask for permission.
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They just want to sell
their fucking paper.
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Here they are.
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Fifty dead from our town.
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This is...
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Camilla.
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She is my wife.
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Every one of us has family,
friends, colleagues.
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There are hundreds of us
trying to get information.
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When we see those
rafts on TV we think:
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"Is that someone I know?"
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Mikaela was part of the
crisis team at the terminal.
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I asked her to join us in case
anyone needed some support.
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So...
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Yes.
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Absolutely. I... This is...
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extremely difficult.
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There's one thing
I need to know.
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When will we be able
to bury our families?
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When will I be allowed
to bury Camilla?
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I think that...
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one thing you could
do now is get together
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with more relatives.
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Get organised.
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That would be a more effective
way to voice your needs
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and ask your questions.
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Yes.
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Watch out for mother's laundry.
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Come on.
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Take this, Ari, would you?
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Who is it?
- I wouldn't know.
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A journalist?
- No idea.
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Hey, watch out!
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Hi.
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This is Jenny. From...
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Sorry, who is this?
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You saved me from the raft.
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Okay.
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Sorry, but how did
you get my number?
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Do you know what happened?
It all went down so fast.
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Why did we sink?
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Listen.
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I have no idea why
the accident happened.
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I'm glad you're OK.
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Do you know what happened
to the little boy?
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It happened so fast.
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I didn't see if there
was someone who...
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Actually, I just
wanted to say...
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thank you.
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You saved me.
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No.
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I'm not a hero.
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Hi. Welcome.
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Hi, nice to see you.
- You, too.
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Welcome. You're also welcome
to join a few of us afterwards.
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Let's see how many show up.
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Getting organised
is a good thing.
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Absolutely.
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See you later.
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00:38:57,160 --> 00:38:58,360
Hello. Welcome...
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My name is Oscar.
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I'm from the town of Borlänge.
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I...
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I lost my wife and father-in-law
on board the Estonia.
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A few of us thought that
it would be a good idea
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for us families to get together.
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Because, unfortunately, I think
this is just the beginning.
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There are so many
unanswered questions,
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challenges, and grieving
processes that lie ahead of us.
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That's why we're all here today.
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We can support each other.
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We can talk to one another
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and feel that we're not...
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we're not alone in our grief.
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Take a look at this.
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Hold the ship in position.
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Okay, will do.
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We found an object.
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We found the wreck.
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