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IMA.
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Oh, that's extension 23.
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Can I see you now? Putting you through
to the managing director's office now.
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Hello, Mr Wyatt's office.
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Oh, are you in?
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No calls.
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Shall I get them to call back later?
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Well, I actually think they're waiting.
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Get them up here.
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I bet they're waiting.
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You've all heard, I assume? All right.
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How much does it cost us?
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Well, the sales and advertising
campaigns were both well underway.
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Point two? Point two-five?
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Alec? Well, don't hold me to it,
but I'd say not less than one.
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Add on the research and development
costs, and it's two. Two million pounds!
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Sixteen million Deutschmarks!
Nearly five million dollars!
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That's how much it cost this company.
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How?
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I want answers, and I want them fast.
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I amaze one of its lines,
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manufacturing everything from
soap powder to high-gloss paint.
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Three months ago, we were about to
launch a new product. A hair lacquer.
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Estimated world sales in the
first year, 100 million units.
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100? It wasn't a guess.
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Market research indicated
2% of the potential market,
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each individual buying on
average three items in the year.
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That's a lot of cans.
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Yes, and you may be
interested in the gross sales to date.
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Zero.
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There must be a reason. The
reason you're here is to rule.
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Two weeks before the launch date, our
main competitor, Universal, brought out this.
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How much difference? An almost
identical package, 10% more product per item,
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and under our price by 8%.
Uh-huh, so more and cheaper.
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We had no choice.
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Rather than taking a
beating, we cancelled. Hmm.
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It could only have happened one way.
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Universal must have obtained details
of our market research, sales forecast,
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production costs, and most
important, the launch date and price.
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Industrial espionage. Had to be.
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You say this was, what, three months ago?
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Yes.
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IMA are planning to launch a new product.
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A detergent.
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I want you to make sure the same thing
doesn't happen again. Are you interested?
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Could be interesting, yes.
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You'll need an office.
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Yes.
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And a secretary.
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No, no need for that.
I have a girl in mind.
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Well, if it's an inside job, it
means it probably comes from the top.
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Right, check the chief executives.
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Find out everything you can about them.
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Especially the dirt.
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Hey, Harry, was that Ludovic Jones?
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Yeah, his friends called him Ludo.
He's the best electronics man in town.
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Have him meet me at IMA. Will do.
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Shall we go?
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Ready when you are.
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Ciao, Paul. Ciao.
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You know, I think you ought
to have a different name.
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Yes, the Contessa di Confini doesn't
exactly have the right secretarial name.
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Oh, really? I don't think so. Maybe
something a little more feminine,
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like Thelma Scrax. Scrax?
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Or Gloria Hochhauser. Oh, my.
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You dare. You dare.
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Rather impressive.
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Drink?
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Thank you.
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Winston. I do. Cameron. Pleasure.
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Lee. How do you do it?
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Be seated.
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Well, now you've all been
introduced, I can tell you that Mr.
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Rule will be joining us, and I would ask
you to give him your fullest cooperation.
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In what capacity will Mr. Rule be with us?
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As a consultant.
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Would you like to add anything, Mr. Ruhl?
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I'd say that covers.
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Well, now, point one.
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Who?
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Mr. Jones, sir.
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Send him in.
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Send him in, Mr. Grant, please.
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He says he'll see you if you'd
like to go down the corridor.
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It's the first door on the right.
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And don't forget to knock.
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I'll tell you what.
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If I do have to strip out the walls
in here, I have them painted green.
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Cool, pale, green.
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Very restful.
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Ciao.
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I'd say a couple of weeks, possibly three.
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Gentlemen, this is an
associate of mine, Ludo Jones.
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Any idea what all this is about?
The rules. A private investigator.
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He's here to catch the thief. Thief? Yes.
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The one that sold out to Universal.
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There's no possible doubt.
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You seem surprised.
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Disillusion would be nearer.
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To quote the vernacular,
you're really bugged, ma'am.
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I'll move my junk in there
tomorrow and clean the place up.
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You may get a green horse yet. What?
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It's a psychological fact.
Green for peace and tranquility.
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Think green, friends. Ciao!
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He doesn't exactly
inspire me with confidence.
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Oh, he's good.
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He'd better be.
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Is Jones all right?
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With another man.
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His name is Harry Rule.
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They're jamming.
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Predictable.
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This tastes so hot.
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It's the block opposite, top floor.
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You've narrowed down to the
apartment. I'll check. Greetings.
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Is this stuff going to stay
here all day? You know...
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Under that crusty exterior, there
has to be a warm, vibrant woman.
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I can tell by your eyes. Excuse me.
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Harry, fourth window along from the
top right-hand corner of the block.
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Okay, got it, Harry.
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Good morning.
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Did we have to meet here? Oh, I prefer
open spaces for private conversations.
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IMA have brought in a new
man on the security side.
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Harry Rule.
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He has a reputation for getting results.
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He's, uh... He's competent.
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I'm not interested in
the details of your work.
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I'm not even very
interested in you, Scudder.
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Mutual dislike is often not a bad
basis for a business relationship.
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IMA plan to launch a new detergent.
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Common knowledge.
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When you're retooling three factories and
have 500 people in a research laboratory,
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it's difficult to keep it secret.
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Do I take it you're no longer interested?
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I'll deliver the whole package.
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Including launch date
and price, as before.
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I don't want to see you again, Scudder.
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Unless you have something for me.
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Goodbye, Mr. Engleton.
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Scudder.
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Industrial spy.
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Professional.
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Who's the other man?
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Charles Angleton, chairman of Universal.
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Know thine enemy.
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There it is.
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Incredible.
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Scarcely bigger than a button.
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One in here and two in the boardroom.
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Very sophisticated. Can be activated by
remote control. Virtually undetectable.
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And capable of transmitting every word.
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When were they planted?
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There's no way of telling. It could
have been put in when the block was built.
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The listing post is an
apartment over there.
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Add to that a radio
mic and a camera capable
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of photographing the time on
your watch, you're all set.
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Except for one factor.
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The inside man, the spy in our midst.
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Ah, Miss Glass.
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Ah, Mr. Lee.
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Are your lord and master not around, then?
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Uh, he's with Mr. Wyatt.
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Ah, I see.
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Mind if I ask you a straight question?
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As long as it isn't loaded.
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Will you come out to
dinner with me tonight?
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Yes.
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I may.
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Could I speak to Mr.
Brightwell, please? There's no one here.
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They've all gone out.
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I wonder, could you help me?
You'll have to ring back tomorrow.
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That's all right. Good night.
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Working for a private
investigator must be a very interesting job.
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It has its moments.
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More coffee?
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Thank you.
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My pleasure.
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Tell me, how long have
you worked with Ruhl?
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Mr. Ruhl?
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Oh, for almost a year now, I suppose.
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A very astute mind.
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Do you think so?
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He then spent the next
hour pumping me about you.
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Of course, you spilled all the beans.
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Oh, naturally.
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Conclusions?
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Oh, he's bright.
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Carries his ambition like a torch.
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Doesn't care how he claws his way up to
the top. Yes, I'd say he was a possible.
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I check Weston out. He's been with IMA
for 25 years, a loyal and trusted servant,
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pillar of society, but he wants to retire.
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So selling a few industrial
secrets might provide a nice
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nest egg for his old age.
And that leaves Cameron.
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I'm told that we're now secure.
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That's right, Cameron.
Not that I understand much
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about bugging devices.
It's way over my head.
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It's really a question of
their electronics against ours.
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Sort of battle of the transistors.
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For very high stakes.
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Money.
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Oh, don't give me that innocent look.
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I spend all that I earn, and more.
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A fact that you're aware of,
because I checked that you checked.
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Be seated.
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Gentlemen, I have decided
that we will meet on Monday.
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Will everyone be ready?
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As they'll ever be.
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Mr. Rule.
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All right, then on Monday,
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each of you will come prepared
with your various facts and figures.
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I'm well aware that a lot of
this data is public knowledge.
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But the vital decisions, the launch date,
and the price will be set in this room.
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I'm going to have both of
the top floors sealed off.
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No one is to go up or down.
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Now, you will give your attention to this.
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It destroys papers, drawings, jotting.
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We've got men on all the elevators.
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Once the meeting starts, no one will
be allowed past the 10th floor. Good.
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Well, I think we've thought of everything.
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The unknown factor is Scudder.
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He's the one who'll be
looking for the chink in our armor.
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Yes, Scudder.
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Clever, resourceful, and
doesn't give up easily.
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You can rely on that.
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Hello?
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It works even though she's
put the phone down. Of course.
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The marvels of modern science.
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Well, the brains will be
gathering just about now. Yeah.
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Is there anything coming through yet?
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All right, let's get on with
it. Alec, let's hear you first.
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I think that's absolutely all right.
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I'm sorry, this section of the
building is not taking calls.
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That was it. They can't
be far. Right, let's go.
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Something wrong. It's not working.
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Let's get out of here.
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Greetings.
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Got something of yours.
Thought you might like it back.
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So we can start the TV
campaign early March.
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All right, let's finalize the launch date.
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March the 1st.
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Well, gentlemen, I think
it's been a successful meeting.
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John, there's still the
question of the price.
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Ah, yes, the price.
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I think we can go on
these figures. 20 pence.
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What's the figure, gentlemen? 20 pence.
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Your health. Cheers.
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Thank you.
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Well, the die is cast.
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Morning.
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You wanted to see me. Yes.
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Well, the information.
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Launch date and price as promised.
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This time I thought it might be worth,
say... I don't haggle with people like you.
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Mr. Angleton, I thought
you'd be celebrating.
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This had better be important, Scudder.
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What?
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You invited me here,
right? What are you talking
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about? I got your note. Good evening.
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I'm Harry Rule.
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Recognize? It was taken three
months ago. Sit down. Sit down.
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Relax.
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Industrial espionage is not a crime.
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I read by the trade
papers that your company
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plans to launch a new detergent next week.
266
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What are you driving at? You
beat IMA to it again, man.
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How much has it cost you
so far? I'm not sitting
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here answering. Two
million? Two and a half?
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Cancel. What?
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You must be insane.
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Cancel?
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Why should Mr. Angleton do that?
273
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Because IMA goes on the first.
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You think you know their selling price?
I'm leaving. Well, you don't know it.
275
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Because it's not 20 pence.
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It's 15. 15 pence.
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Shattering, isn't it?
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You see, we allowed you to
steal those secrets because
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they are the wrong
secrets and the wrong figures.
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They're plants.
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So you have a choice.
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You can go ahead and take a beating or...
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You can cancel.
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I think the word you're
searching for is petard.
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To wit, you have just been hoisted.
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I imagine you gentlemen have
a great deal to talk about.
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Excuse me.
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When the soul of a man is easy to buy,
everybody's wheeling, everybody's stealing,
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all the lower living are high.
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Every city's got them,
can we ever stop them?20687
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