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- Okay, are you ready?
- Are you ready?
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- I'm ready.
- Okay.
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- Go.
- Okay, let's go.
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- Hi, I'm Jamie.
- And I'm Amandine.
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We've spent
our entire life savings on vodka.
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And chocolate.
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And now we've got nothing.
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- Zero.
- Zero.
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Zilch.
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- So, what are we doing?
- Our manifesto.
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Yes. Our manifesto.
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- Fuck your manifesto!
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- Okay, are we doing this?
- Yeah.
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Really? Okay, okay, okay, all right.
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Okay, manifesto, right.
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Number one.
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Love is impossible!
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- Number two.
- Number two.
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If love is impossible, we must...
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- believe in the impossible.
- Believe in the impossible.
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- We must believe in magic.
- We must believe in magic.
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So, you decided
to come alone this week?
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I know how busy Jamie's been.
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How did it go, by the way, the opening?
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How did it go?
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Um...
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...it was a triumph.
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Well, it's good for us
to get this time alone.
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Gives me a chance
to hear things from your perspective.
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Jamie's gone.
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What do you mean?
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I mean he left.
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He's gone.
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Amandine,
before you say anything further,
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I should remind you,
I'm a grief therapist.
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I'm not a relationship therapist.
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What's the difference?
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- Jamie?
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I've made you a bacon butty.
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I'll leave it outside the door.
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- Go on.
- See you in a bit.
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She's gonna miss you.
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I'll be back tomorrow night.
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- Yeah.
- All right, love you.
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- Bye.
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Eyes peeled.
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Horse!
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- Where?
- Right.
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- Damn.
- That's for me. Thank you.
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- Oh, there's a deer!
- Where?
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There!
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I don't think
I'm gonna be able to top that.
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Look! There's the Gruffalo!
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All right,
how many points for the Gruffalo?
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- Ten thousand!
- Ten thousand?
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- Hey!
- Hi, Auntie Lue!
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Dad!
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Hello, my pumpkin.
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Ah!
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Hey, pumpkin.
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Ah.
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You okay?
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- Are you crying?
- What?
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No. I'm not crying.
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Look, I just... I just missed you,
that's all.
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Hey, Greta.
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We've got goats!
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Goats? Where?
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Round the back.
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- Can I go see the goats, Dad?
- Yeah. Of course you can.
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- Does she need wellies?
- No, course not.
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Come on. Look, monkey.
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Jamie.
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Jack.
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Thanks.
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You look good.
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- I mean, not as bad as I thought you...
- How much does Greta know?
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She thinks you're exhausted,
taking a few days.
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And she hasn't said anything?
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No. I think she's good.
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Good.
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Good.
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So, you saw her?
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Hmm-mm. Yeah.
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- Jamie, I don't think...
- No, yeah, I got it.
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- You know. It's just, caught...
- Yeah.
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...in the middle a bit,
and then, you know.
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- I understand.
- And then...
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But yeah, yeah, no, I saw her.
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And we spoke before that.
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When?
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Well, she called me.
She called me that night.
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- She called you?
- Yeah.
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Why?
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Jamie,
we speak on the phone all the time.
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- Yeah, about Greta.
- Yeah, sure, and other things.
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We're mates.
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Did you know?
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- Know about what?
- Did you?
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Did you know, about fucking Dave,
about Jason Burke, did you?
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- Jamie...
- Did you know?
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Look, I really don't wanna get
caught up in all this.
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That's great, no, I...
That's fucking perfect, that is.
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- Look, I...
- Who's Paul?
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- Jamie.
- Do you fucking know?
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I've fucked up
my relationship with her once,
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- I don't wanna fuck it up again!
- Do you know who Paul is?
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- No, no. Listen...
- Do you know?
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- Is it fucking you? Is it fucking you?
- I'm Jack.
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- If you're Paul...
- Who she left, for you.
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You fucking tool.
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Come on, man.
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I loved Amandine.
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I mean, I really loved her.
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And I fucked it up.
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And I'd give half my dad's money
to try and change that.
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I dunno what's going on
between you two, right,
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it's none of my business.
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But this is the biggest week of your
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life and you're holed up
in the back of beyond
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with your head up your ass.
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I mean, what's the plan, mate?
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Blow up your marriage?
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Blow up your career?
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And where does that leave Greta?
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I know, yeah, I know, I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry. You've been amazing.
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You know what? Actually, I have.
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And I haven't done it for you
and I haven't done it for Amandine,
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I've done it for her,
I've done it for Greta.
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I don't know how you do it, mate,
but you've gotta sort this out, fast.
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It's time for you to step up, Jamie.
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- Time for you to work your magic.
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Dad, Jack, I met a goat!
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Here she is. The tiny terror.
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Can I get a goat, Dad,
if Mum says yes?
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- Mm?
- Dad, can we get a goat?
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- We'll see.
- When he says that, it means yes.
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Right, I'm gonna skip.
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I'll see you later, Lue.
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- Take care.
- Come here, you.
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Ah! You got me, you got me,
the biggest hug ever!
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- I love you, Jack.
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I love you too, my darling.
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Right, I'm off.
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I'll be right back, okay?
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You know, if I know Amandine,
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and I do, and, uh, if she did this,
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which, let's face it,
she did, then, uh...
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Then what?
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Then she must've had a reason.
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What do you mean, a reason?
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I've gotta go.
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Jack... thank you.
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Any time.
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So, you chose Jamie?
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I married Jamie
and he became Greta's father.
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- Wah!
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Come on Daddy, come on!
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And then you betrayed him.
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What do you mean?
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I think you know
what I mean, Amandine.
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You slept with other men.
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You had sex with three other men.
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Oh.
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I see what you mean.
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Yes.
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Hello, it's me.
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I forgot to say, today is the first
of the month, so pinch, punch.
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You may remember
that on the first of the last month,
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I came to you
and said I needed you to explain why
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it was you were so distant.
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Why when I speak
it's like you're not listening.
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When you come back
from walks, it's like...
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like you're back, but you're not.
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And I said I was giving you
a month to at least say something,
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anything, about what's wrong.
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Well...
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...today's a new month,
and so I need to know.
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I need to know, Lue.
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In 1928, Coco met Madeleine Vionnet,
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the revolutionary designer of her time,
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but just as influential
to the world of fashion.
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It makes it cling to the body.
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It makes it flow.
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Elastic.
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Cut the fabric, I cut the fabric,
I cut the fabric, I cut the fabric.
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This cut is wrong.
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I cut the fabric
at 45 degrees to the weft.
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Makes it flow.
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Makes it cling to the body.
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Who taught you this idea?
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It's my own, Mademoiselle Chanel.
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It's called the bias cut.
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What did you say your name was again?
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Madeleine.
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My name is Madeleine.
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Thanks.
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Madam.
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Hello.
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Just needs more flow.
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Yes. See?
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Just one small adjustment.
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Nice.
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- It's good?
- Yeah.
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Thanks.
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Thanks, thanks.
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This collection
is my apogee.
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But I couldn't have done it
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without the aid and skill
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of one person.
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My new friend,
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and from now on,
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my new partner in all my designs...
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Madeleine.
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- Is it true?
- Yes.
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Welcome, Madeleine.
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Thanks.
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Thanks.
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Please.
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Now, where's the muppet?
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What?
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The muppet.
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The frog.
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It was there.
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Have you sold him?
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Mrs. Peters, hi.
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Can I help you?
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Where's the muppet?
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Um...
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Good afternoon, everybody.
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It's a great pleasure and privilege
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to introduce author
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and visiting principal clinical professor
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of veterinary neurology,
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Dr. Jefferson Wilson.
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Thank you.
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Well, I would like to thank
Dr. Chowdhury
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for that nice introduction. Thank you.
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So...
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of the roughly 5,000 species of mammals,
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only three to five percent
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are known to form lifelong pair bonds.
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Today, we're going to look at
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the neurobiological mechanisms
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regulating social and sexual affiliations
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in prairie voles.
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This is my fiancé, Pierre.
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Hello.
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Nice to meet you.
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Nice to meet you.
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I'm so lucky
to have her as a partner.
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Yes, so talented and beautiful...
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Unlike the more promiscuous
meadow vole,
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the male prairie vole
has a continuous contact
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with its female counterpart,
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which lasts for all of their lives.
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If the female prairie vole dies,
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the male does not look for a new partner.
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This uniqueness
in the prairie vole behaviour
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is related to the oxytocin
and vasopressin hormones.
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The oxytocin receptors
in the female prairie vole brain
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are located more densely
in the reward system,
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and has more receptors
than other species...
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But where is Coco?
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Coco couldn't make it.
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Oh.
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Shall we?
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Beautiful here.
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Recent studies in the US have found
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that if prairie voles are given
a solution of H2O and alcohol,
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this dopamine bond pattern
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is significantly affected...
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and the bonding patterns
of the prairie vole
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mimic that of the meadow vole...
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becoming quickly
and indiscriminately promiscuous.
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Where did you find it?
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It was under the cot.
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You think Jamie smashed
your grandfather's violin?
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I know he did.
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How does that make you feel?
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If you had one word right now
that came to mind,
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what would it be?
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One word?
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Hope.
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Look, I don't expect you to understand.
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Some people go through their whole lives
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without the first fucking clue
what love is...
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what a heart is,
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what it can do,
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what it must do.
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- Okay. Are we doing this?
- Yeah.
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Really? Okay. Okay.
Okay. All right.
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Okay, manifesto, all right.
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Number one.
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Love is impossible!
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- Number two!
- Number two...
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If love is impossible,
we must...
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- ...believe in the impossible.
- Believe in the impossible.
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We must believe in magic.
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Look, Amandine,
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we can go around and around,
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but the fact
is your husband caught you
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having sex with three other men.
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What makes you think I got caught?
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I can always find out...
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Happy birthday, Amandine!
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Here we go... Oh!
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- Amandine, budge up.
- All right.
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Here we go, here we go!
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Hey, Amandine, budge up,
budge up, budge up.
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Okay, ready?
Ready, ready, ready, ready.
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Okay, here we go, here we go,
here we go. Okay.
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Hi, I'm John.
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Hi, I'm George.
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Hi, I'm Ringo.
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- And I'm Paul.
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- ...Ringo.
- And I'm Paul.
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