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I am opposed
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to the killing of seals when it is
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done to make fur coats for women.
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I'm even more violently opposed to the killing
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of whales, which is a monstrous and a
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cruel business.
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The fact that the killer whale will swallow
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more than 30 seals for breakfast does not
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alter my feelings about these noble creatures.
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The whale eats the seals from necessity, not
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because it wants a fur coat.
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I am also, incidentally, opposed to the killing
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of people.
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But if you must commit murder, then the
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best way to do it is with a
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pencil and paper.
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We writers probably kill more people than all
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the gangsters in the kingdom put together.
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Here is a nice example of this kind
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of homicide.
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Got a ship, love?
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No.
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There's some tea in the pot.
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It's getting cold.
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I was going to throw it away.
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It's a beer I could use.
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Better off without it.
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You heard of anything?
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No, you?
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No.
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Have a sandwich?
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On the house?
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It's good of you.
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Why didn't you go back on the ship
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you came on?
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I had an argument with the mate.
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I lost.
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Hit the crane instead of him.
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Needed five stitches.
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They sailed without me.
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Where did you come from?
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Sometimes wonder.
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Was born here, brought up there, fostered once,
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adopted twice.
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So you know where to go to?
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No family, no.
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Thank you.
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Who is it?
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Me.
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Come on up.
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Well?
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Nothing.
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The ship's coming in and out all the
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time.
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Those bloody hooters drive me crazy.
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There must be something.
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Don't you ever listen to the news?
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There's a shipping slump.
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They're laying up tankers all over the world.
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I'd take anything.
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Even deckhand, but there's nothing.
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Here.
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No, I'd do anything, but I won't take
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that.
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Not from you.
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And soon it...
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What?
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How did
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you get into this game?
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Me dad liked girls.
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When I was ten, me mother used to
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send me off on me bike to go
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and find his car.
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And then go and tell her which girl
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he was with.
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So I didn't have many illusions.
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Hardy.
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Self-protection.
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Oi.
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I don't want any trouble.
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I want just your money.
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I think I've killed him.
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Do you have to smoke all the time?
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Drop the knife down a drain.
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First place they'll look.
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Got it here.
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I won it off a guy in the
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seaman's club.
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A game of gin rummy.
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They'll be turning that club inside out till
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they trace the knife to me.
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Don't you know anyone that could help me?
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This is your town, Diane.
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You must know someone that could get me
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on a ship.
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I'll send you a postcard saying I miss
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you.
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What guys miss you?
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What about the drug scene?
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Ships, yachts, half the crew under false names.
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They've found him.
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For now they'll be checking every out-of
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work seaman.
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Diane, you must know someone.
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Well, the man at the top, San Madrid.
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San Madrid?
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Dope girls gambling, he's in it all.
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The trouble is nobody sees San Madrid.
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He only talks to mayors and ship owners,
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not to bums like you.
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Do you know him?
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I used to know him once, on and
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off.
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He was a gentleman, but tough.
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Would he remember your name?
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I wasn't Diane then.
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I was, I was Anna.
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Anna did him a favour once.
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He said he was with her one night
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when he wasn't.
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Where would I find him?
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Well, he moves around.
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You could try a pub called The Grapes.
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I'll miss you.
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I really will miss you.
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That's nice.
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But you don't have to say so.
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I'll find San Madrid.
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Tell him Anna needs a favour.
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Hardy.
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Good lord.
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Hardy.
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Just this once, thanks.
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Quick build-up down that flank.
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Cunningham to Studeke, great play.
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Cunningham's on his way.
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The flag is up, though.
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It won't count.
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Cunningham is offside.
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But certainly Albion were cut wider than that
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by their former winger.
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Cunningham's still protesting about that one, as we
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see it again.
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Was he onside when the ball was struck
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by Studeke?
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Log it, please.
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It looks a doubtful decision.
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And Albion immediately under pressure again.
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And it's...
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Who's playing?
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Us.
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And Del Bosque fighting for it.
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Against Madrid.
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Can you turn it down a bit?
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Ah, that referee should be certified.
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Here's a funny thing.
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I came in here to ask you about
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a bloke called Madrid.
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San Madrid.
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San Madrid.
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Don't want much, do you?
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What do you want him for?
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I need a ship.
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You're in trouble.
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Where do I find him?
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We'd all find him.
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If he wants you, he'll find you.
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I'm a friend of Diane's.
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Anna's.
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I don't know any Anna.
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No Diana.
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San Madrid's man is Bill Schaefer.
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She couldn't see Schaefer.
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Where do I look for him?
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He's got a restaurant by the yacht club.
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But this time of night, the view is
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flat.
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He runs midnight poker games with big spenders.
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That referee should be lynched in his glasses.
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You see, I can tell you something.
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What's that?
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Just like you are.
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Let me cut through Schaefer's door.
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Hey, what do you want?
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I've come to see Doug Schaefer.
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A bit late for deliveries, isn't it?
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No delivery.
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It's business.
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What's your name?
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He won't know my name.
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Tell him it's about San Madrid.
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OK, you can go up.
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32.
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And no funny business.
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You mentioned San Madrid.
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Got a message.
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You don't need that gun.
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You Schaefer.
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You're one of San's boys.
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I'm a seaman.
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Just his taste.
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Need a ship.
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Got any money?
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No.
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I'm a friend of Diane's.
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Anna.
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She said Madrid owed her a favour.
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Sam owes no-one favours.
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Doug!
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I'll be there in a minute.
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Just tell me where to find him, that's
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all.
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This time of night.
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Sam will be in bed.
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Where?
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You're on the run.
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It sticks out a mile.
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Sam doesn't run charities.
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Go on.
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You've cleaned me out, Doug.
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I am skin.
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Better luck next time, eh?
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There'll be a next time.
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I'll be back.
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You can share the elevator with him.
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And don't write on the walls.
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That guy was crooked.
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What do you expect in a place where
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the bloke opens the door with a gun?
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COUGHS You don't look like one of Schaeffer's
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customers.
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I came to ask about Sam Madrid.
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The man at the top.
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Sam Madrid?
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The man at the top?
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You know Sam Madrid?
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Everyone knows Sam Madrid.
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I need a ship.
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Any ship.
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Doesn't matter where it's going.
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Madrid will get you out.
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If he takes a shine to you, he'll
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probably give you 50 quid as well.
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Any idea where I'd find him?
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With his girl, I suppose.
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His girlfriend now.
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Who's she?
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Estelle.
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Estelle Baker.
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Lives in the harbour buildings.
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It's a kind of a slummy district for
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Sam Madrid, isn't it?
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Sam likes slumming.
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That's his kick.
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DOORBELL RINGS Oh, dear.
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How do I get out?
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Look at that.
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I still had one ship left.
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I could have played one more hand.
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You take it.
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Take it for luck.
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Who the hell are you?
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I've come to see Sam Madrid.
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He's not here.
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Get lost.
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Are you Estelle?
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I'm Estelle.
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But I haven't seen Sam for a week.
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I have to find him.
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Look, Buster.
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You go, I'll call the cops.
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I'm not kidding.
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What's the matter with you?
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You sick?
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I'm in trouble.
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Sam was here earlier.
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Where did he go?
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You don't ask Sam where he goes.
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Maybe he's at home.
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He goes there once in a while to
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collect his mail.
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Where's home?
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With his wife.
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A cow.
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Called Maria.
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Look, I'm in the address.
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Sam doesn't like people to find him.
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They either want favours or make trouble.
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I'd work for a favour.
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He lives under another name.
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I'm not telling it to you.
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I don't know you're not a cop.
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I had a cop come here once.
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Dressed like a punk.
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Trying to make me talk about someone.
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Schaefer sent me.
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Schaefer?
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Yeah.
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He thought Madrid would be here.
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I've got a message.
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Schaefer didn't want to call in case the
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phone was tapped.
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You're a cop, you give a good performance.
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And cops don't smell us as they haven't
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eaten.
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OK.
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You know the casino they closed down last
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year?
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Sam's place is just below one of those
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big houses.
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Along that road with a fence behind gardens.
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Number 12.
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Bella Vista.
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You can't miss it.
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Oh, don't tell him I sent you.
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Sorry, pal.
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You'll have to drop me off.
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Here?
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Can't pay for any more.
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Don't want to con you.
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I should be glad you're not going to
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mug me.
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You keep that.
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I'm in a mess, too.
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The law?
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Mother-in-law.
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You won't grab me unless I say so.
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I've got a message for Sam Madrid.
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Doug Schaefer sent me.
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Prove it.
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What's the message?
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I've come a long way.
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I need help.
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Are you Maria?
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Si, I am Maria.
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I need your husband.
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I need Sam Madrid.
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They told me to come to him because
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he's the man at the top.
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You want Sam Madrid, eh?
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I want him badly.
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You are too late.
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Sam Madrid is dead.
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Someone killed him.
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With a knife.
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Tonight.
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Down by the market.
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