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THE MIRACLE
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THE CONSERVATION OF MATTER
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DAY ONE
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Ten "Diamond Cascades",
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twenty "Vacations for Life",
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six "Heaps of Cash".
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How many "Diamond Cascades"?
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Ten.
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Two weeks
from the most important referendum
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in Italian political history,
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it is not a given that Italians
want to stay in the EU.
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Polls suggest Prime Minister
Pietromarchi no longer comes across
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as the strong man capable
of saving the Union, am I right?
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"Strong man"
is a term I don't care for,
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it conjures up an ugly chapter
in our history that is behind us.
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It's not important whether
the Prime Minister is strong or not,
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Italians must make a...
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Yes, I got it.
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Very well, General,
I'll tell him.
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Can't you give me a heads up?
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Let me know.
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Sole, nearly ready?
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What are you doing?
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Nothing.
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It's late.
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Look, I'm ready.
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Ready?
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All done, I've done my makeup,
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I just have to put on my dress.
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- I want to show you something.
- We're late.
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Hold on, just a moment.
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They've been like that
for a quarter of an hour.
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What do you think they're doing?
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- They're playing.
- Does it seem normal to you?
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Kids their age are glued
to their cell phones, ours just hum.
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Come on,
get your dress on and let's go.
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Asia?
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Marcello!
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What are you doing here?
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Look at the state you're in.
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Listen, you got any spare change?
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Get in, I'll take you home.
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Take me to the subway.
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So, Marcello, you got some cash?
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No.
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You blew it all on scratch cards.
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You're out of it, you haven't even
scratched them all.
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Will you give 'em to me?
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Behave.
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Put them back.
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I get it, let me get out here.
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I'll take you to your mother's.
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Marisa, who put Falconieri on TV?
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- It was her turn.
- Who gives a shit about turns!
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Is it normal that she says it
doesn't matter if I'm strong or not?
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Votta called...
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- Votta?
- The general, head of intelligence.
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He said he wants to see you.
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What's happened?
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A delicate matter, you'd better go.
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Change of plan,
there's an emergency.
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- Serious?
- I don't know, but dinner's off.
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- I'll send D'Argenzio and his wife.
- I'll go.
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- By yourself?
- Sure.
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How come?
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I'm wearing
this gorgeous Capucci gown,
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I look fabulous in it.
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- I do look fabulous in it, right?
- Absolutely.
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I'll go.
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If I finish early, I'll join you.
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Why are we here, Marcello?
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So, you're hooking now?
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I'm strung out, Marcello.
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I tried to stop, but I can't,
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I don't want to go back to rehab.
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So, you want some money?
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Yeah.
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Then show me how you hold it.
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Squeeze.
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Squeeze.
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You can't even
give a fucking hand job?
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Don't look at me or I'll kill you.
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- Marisa, is everything okay?
- Yes.
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Give my apologies to the ambassador
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and tell Di Giovanni
I'll call him as soon as I can.
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- Reassure him.
- I'll take care of it.
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How's Sole doing?
Please, keep an eye on her.
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Yes, don't worry.
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- She looks stunning tonight.
- Is he checking up on me?
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No! Look at her!
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Who?
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Her dress is identical to mine!
Marino, stop!
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We have to go back,
I need to change.
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No, you're not going home,
they're all expecting you.
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Nobody will notice.
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Nobody will notice?
You're out of your mind!
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Tomorrow it'll be a headline,
I'm not going dressed like this.
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Sole, please.
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- Marino, are the windows tinted?
- Of course, madam.
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- What are you doing?
- That's a cute blouse.
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No!
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Go on!
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No, stop it!
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I can see you, Marino.
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I'll look like a bedside lamp
in that dress.
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Madam.
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Sole, smile.
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Give us a nice smile.
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Over here.
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Good evening.
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Good evening.
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- Prime Minister.
- General. What's going on?
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I'll show you.
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It's better if it's just you.
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Wait here.
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I don't get it.
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Come, let's not talk here.
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Excuse me.
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I stopped once, 14 years ago.
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- Do you smoke?
- No, thanks.
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So...
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What's that trick?
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There's no trick.
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You're telling me that statue
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is weeping blood for real?
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Nine liters an hour.
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Is this a joke?
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Is it one of those shows
where they prank people?
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No.
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Right, so...
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You found it
in the Mafia boss Molocco's bunker?
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Yes, the guy behind
the Catanzaro courthouse massacre.
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Who kept it in his kitchen...
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- Where did he find it?
- He won't say a word.
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Do you realize what you're saying?
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There has to be a little pump,
a tank.
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A chemical reaction,
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or some kind of technology.
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A trick.
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Or else, what is it?
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Is it a miracle?
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Thank you.
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This is a very special evening.
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There's a full moon and I've decided
to dedicate to Sole Pietromarchi,
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Italy's splendid first lady,
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a song that's rather unusual
in my repertoire:
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"Song of Love" by Carlo Rustichelli.
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Mrs Pietromarchi, I like your style.
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Thank you.
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It's obvious you're different,
you're genuine,
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not like the other first ladies.
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I get you: you don't give a damn
about these people.
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You're the first lady,
but you could easily be an explorer.
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You know that real life
is somewhere else.
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- Can I ask you something?
- Go ahead.
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Why are you being so familiar?
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Maybe because you and I are the same.
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Or am I wrong?
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First we X-rayed it,
then we did a CAT scan,
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they showed that the object is solid,
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inside it's all plastic.
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The blood comes out in two points
where the tear ducts would be.
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It's a fact, there's nothing
but plastic inside that statue.
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- You are?
- Guido Saraceni, I'm a chemist.
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I've analyzed the material
the statue's made from,
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it's plain old polyethylene:
plastic.
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It appears to have been left out
in the open.
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I found signs of weathering,
discoloration from rain.
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Tell the Prime Minister
what you told me about physics.
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One of basic principles of physics
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is the law of conservation of mass:
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nothing is created or destroyed,
everything is transformed.
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Here, however, matter would appear
to be created from nothing.
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I'll simplify it.
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Imagine squeezing an orange,
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the juice will always weigh less
than the orange itself.
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Never exceed it.
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So far, since we've been here,
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a statue that weighs two kilos
and 300 grams
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has produced
more than 600 liters of blood.
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The laws of physics
don't apply to this statue.
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Prime Minister...
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- What is it?
- The plasma analysis.
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What does it say?
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It's human blood.
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Male. Type 0.
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It's not infected, there are
neither viruses, nor bacteria.
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The blood count
is within normal range.
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The calcium's a bit low
and so is the azotaemia.
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It's male blood, why male?
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If the Holy Virgin is weeping,
then it ought to be female blood.
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I don't know, Prime Minister.
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Are we really talking about
the sex of a statue?
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As soon as we've mapped the DNA,
we'll know more...
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About what?
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About whose blood it is, about the
statue or about the Holy Virgin?
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About the Holy Virgin?
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Yes.
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Excuse me, guys, but I need a coffee.
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Prime Minister...
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This way.
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Holy shit.
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Di Giovanni.
Lovely evening, isn't it?
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Where is he? Scared to face me?
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Something came up.
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At this hour? What happened?
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I can never get through to him, I've
been asking for a meeting for weeks.
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I know that,
you're at the top of his agenda.
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Paolo, do you trust me?
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No one dares to make a pass at me.
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I knew it the moment I set eyes
on you that you're a slut.
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Here, we're going home now.
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You're tired, huh?
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Have you seen my money?
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It was here.
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- Give me my money.
- What money?
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- It was here.
- That's mine.
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That's my money!
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Have you seen that?
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Give me my money.
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Piece of shit!
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- Here.
- Thank you.
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Whose place is this?
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Confiscated property,
rigged contracts.
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A safe place, for a while.
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The guys sleep in tents?
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Yes, I've set them up here.
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And you?
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I'm upstairs, in the pool.
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- Are you a believer?
- Yes.
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I'm not practicing.
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But I believe. You?
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No.
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Of course.
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How are we going to play this?
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If what you say is true,
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it doesn't concern me.
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It concerns the Vatican, the Church.
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It's up to the Pope or whoever
decides, what to do with it.
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It doesn't concern me.
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May I give you some advice?
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Go ahead.
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Ponder your decision carefully.
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If the Vatican released the news,
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you'd have
serious public-order problems.
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Think of the pilgrims who'd arrive:
millions in just a few days.
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At a time
when Italy risks leaving the EU.
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Religious wars...
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This becomes a problem
of national security.
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It can't be released like that.
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Do you want to sleep with Mommy?
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Hey, sweetheart?
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See you tomorrow.
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- Good night.
- Good night. Good morning, actually.
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Thank you for everything
you're doing.
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I knew all along.
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What?
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That you were a good person.
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I voted for you.
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We can trust them,
they won't violate secrecy.
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Shall we go to bed, too?
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We'll talk about it tomorrow.
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Whatever happens keep me updated.
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Of course, good night.
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Now then, Molocco...
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I'm tired, all right?
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I want to sleep.
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Tell me, who gave you that statue?
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Where did you find it?
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When did it start weeping?
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- Buenos dias, madam.
- Hi, Jolanda.
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I'll be off, then.
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- How did the night go?
- All good.
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- See you later.
- Bye.
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So it is written
in the book of Romans:
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"Those who live
according to the flesh
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set their minds
on the things of the flesh,
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those who live
according to the Spirit,
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set their minds
on the things of the Spirit.
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For to be carnally minded
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is death.
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But to be spiritually minded
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is life
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and peace.
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But you are not in the flesh
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but in the Spirit,
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if indeed the Spirit of God
dwells in you."
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Thus, brethren,
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we are not beholden to the flesh,
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to live according to the flesh,
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because if you live
according to the flesh,
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you will die.
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But if, through the Spirit,
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you put to death
the deeds of the body,
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you will live.
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Therefore, I say to you...
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walk according to the Spirit,
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and you will not be led
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to satisfy the desires of the flesh.
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