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(English)
Do you know where you are, Valdez?
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-East Germany, sir.
-Impossible.
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How can you be in a country
that doesn't exist.
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Excuse me, sir?
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The United States government doesn't recognize
East Germany as a country,
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let alone East Berlin as its capital.
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-Of course not...
-It is a matter of diplomatic theology...
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that Berlin is a single city
under Four Power control.
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-This here is the Soviet sector.
-Right.
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And after World War II Germany
was divided into four sectors,
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and the city of Berlin again
into four sectors:
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the American, British,
French and Russian, sir.
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Oh, and just to clear up
another common misunderstanding:
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West Berlin is not on the border
of West Germany,
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West Berlin is an island
inside of East Germany.
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Kleinmachnow, East Germany
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Tina?
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Ingrid.
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(German) Come in.
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Packages are coming from the West.
There's one for you from Thomas.
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We want to leave the country.
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(Dog barks in distance)
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Hmm.
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(Child yells in distance)
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(Sighs)
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♪♪ ("Boom Boom" by France Gall,
a playful French song)
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(Giggling)
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Let's get out of here.
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What?
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(Song fades into background)
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The two of us.
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We'll just get out of here.
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When all of this is over.
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Okay.
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Yes, I understand.
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Thank you.
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I have to go.
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Just like that?
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And I love knowing
you'll be here when I get home.
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Wow, that's sick.
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I know.
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Everyone's expecting
another attack any day now.
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And we're clutching at straws.
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Can you remember anything else?
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Hotel Voltaire.
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That's all I could read.
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♪♪
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(Shutters)
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Libyan Embassy, East Berlin, East Germany
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MAN (on TV): On its flight from
Rome to Athens,
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a Boeing 727 of the US airline TWA
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was the target of
a terrorist attack yesterday.
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Hmm.
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(Sneers)
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My old boss had a joke,
do you want to hear it?
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(French) Pollution.
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(English) How do you call
all Arabs in the Seine?
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(French) The solution.
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(Passing siren)
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(Faint street noise)
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(French) I'd like to speak to someone...
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I'd like to speak to someone...
to Arthur... To...
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♪♪
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(Dial tone)
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(Phone connects)
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DEAR INGRID,
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I HAVE NO CHOICE
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BUT TO TELL YOU THE MOST TERRIBLE NEWS.
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THERE COMES A MOMENT
IN EVERY MAN'S LIFE...
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- (Phone rings)
- Yes?
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... WHEN HE MUST...
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♪ We're on a road to nowhere... ♪
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(Song ends)
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We're going out.
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What?
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I'm breaking you out of here.
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I'll try to get him out.
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Motherhood seems to have taken
a backseat to Annett's career anyway.
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This career is the path we chose.
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I'm serious.
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I am extending a formal invitation to you.
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No more secrets.
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Join me.
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that eventually
they run out of other people's money.
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(Background chatter, piano playing)
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The answer is no.
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(Toilet flushes)
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(French) You lost something?
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East Berlin, East Germany
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(Street noise)
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(humming)
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(Sighs)
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(English) And what is all this?
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Chocolate chip cookies.
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To introduce ourselves.
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You wanna go door-to-door
and give these to the neighbors?
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Of course.
Well, just the ones on our hallway.
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There are nine other apartments I counted.
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Oh.
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(German) Welcome to Berlin.
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(German) Thank you.
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I am Hector Valdez.
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Walter Schweppenstette.
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This is my wife, Maria.
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-Hello.
-Walter Schweppenstette.
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(English)
Ah, this is an old German tradition.
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-Housewarming gift?
-Yes.
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The bread is for the hunger
never comes to your flat.
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sweet neighbors.
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(Giggles)
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You and me, quiet?
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(Kissing)
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(Giggling)
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This is bad optics for us.
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Especially since we delivered several
crates of weapons to the Libyans recently.
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Ah. We did?
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Yes. That's why
I wanted to speak with you, Walter.
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Hey!
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Be careful.
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(Phone ringing in background)
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Sprembex Pharmaceutical,
West Berlin, West Germany
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What's going on here?
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(Doorbell)
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What is this?
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"Your application for an exit visa
from East Germany...
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examined...
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and denied."
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(Door buzzer)
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Hello?
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(gun cocking)
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Nina.
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How did you find me here?
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Dumb question.
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We have people staking out
BND safe houses all over the world.
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Last night you turned up on film.
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Why haven't you called headquarters?
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Why should I call them?
So they can send me back to Angola?
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I'm not sure.
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You never talked to each other?
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Three years ago.
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Before the HVA banished me to Angola.
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What's going on?
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The BND may be a sleepy spy agency,
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but even they know
to do regular bug sweeps.
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Hello?
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(French)
I'd like to talk to Brigitte Winkelmann.
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-With whom?
-Brigitte Winkelmann.
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No, you. Who are you?
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Hello?
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It's me.
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Martin.
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Nina found me.
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Excuse me.
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I need to use the telephone.
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Sure.
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(Phone rings)
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Schweppenstette.
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Mama, it's Walter.
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Walter! How are you, treasure?
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Good.
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I just want to make sure that
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you're not planning
to go to the West tonight.
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The West?
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Where?
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West Berlin.
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Stay home.
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Read Voltaire.
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What? Silly boy.
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Frederick the Great
kicked Voltaire out of Germany years ago!
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Activate the phone cascades.
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I need every available body
back to their desk in 30 minutes.
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I need all service personnel back to base.
ASAP!
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Find the owners of every American-owned
coffee shop, bar, restaurant,
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(Camera clicking)
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(Faint, eerie sounds)
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Ooh, look at this angel.
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They don't make 'em like that in America,
I'll tell you that much.
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♪♪
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♪♪
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-Chez Nous?
-Yeah. All drag acts, and it's fun.
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What's "drag acts?"
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Men dressing up as women.
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(Arabic) That does sound funny.
Can we go?
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Let's go!
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Couldn't we stay for one more drink?
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♪♪
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(English) -Hang on!
(Arabic) -Keep walking.
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(Revelry)
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I'd like to have a gin and tonic!
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Two gin tonic.
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(Crowd cheering)
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(Music tapers off)
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All right, we're looking good.
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visiting their girlfriends, you know.
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Well, what about the clubs?
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They'll drift home
over the next few hours.
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The important thing is all the primary
American targets are on full alert.
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(Electronic music fades in from afar)
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♪♪
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(Arabic) - It's too noisy here. Let's go.
-Yes! Let's dance!
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We need to drink to that.
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The bomb exploded shortly before 2 am,
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causing a bloodbath among the 500 guests.
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(Song ends)
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