Ninotchka
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HeIIo.
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Yes. What?
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Yes. WeII, I'm sorry. I couIdn't make it.
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No, I ran into an oId friend from the army.
:38:18
What?
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The whoIe deaI is off?
Are you crazy, BuIjanoff?

:38:22
A speciaI envoy arrived.
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I'II be gIad to see her
whenever she wants to.

:38:29
She doesn't want to see me?
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What do you know about that? Why?
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I'II get in touch with her myseIf.
What's her name?

:38:41
Good heavens, these Russian names.
How do you speII it?

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Y-A....
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''Yakushova.''
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Thanks.
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Yakushova Ninotchka.
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Yes, aII right, thank you.
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I must go.
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Or shouId I say
''SpeciaI Envoy Yakushova''?

:39:23
-Let's forget we ever met.
-No, I have a much better suggestion.

:39:27
Let's forget the teIephone ever rang.
I never heard that you are Yakushova.

:39:30
You are Ninotchka, my Ninotchka.
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I was sent here by my country
to fight you.

:39:36
AII right, fight me as much as you want,
onIy fight me tomorrow morning.

:39:40
There's nothing sweeter than
sharing a secret with an enemy.

:39:43
You represent White Russia
and I represent Red Russia.

:39:45
Tonight Iet's not represent anybody
but ourseIves.

:39:48
It is out of the question.
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-If you wish to approach me--
-You know I want to.

:39:51
Then do it through my Iawyer.
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But Ninotchka,
you can't waIk out Iike this.

:39:55
I am crazy about you.
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I thought I'd made an impression on you.
You Iiked the white of my eye.


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