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There it is, Thursday.
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You can't rip it out of the week.
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There they are.
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-They're terribIe things, those jeweIs.
-But big.
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They are the tears of OId Russia.
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-See that stone?
-Who cried that one?
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Czar Peter gave it to his wife,
Catherine the Great.
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For it he soId 10,000 serfs in the market.
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But, darIing, don't get impatient.
Wait tiII we're married.
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You know that worthIess butIer of mine,
that reactionary?
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Some day I'II come home
to you and I'II say:
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''DarIing, I drove Gaston
to the market this morning...
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''and Iook what I got for him.''
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DarIing, come here.
Let me put this on you.
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-No.
-Yes, you wiII teach these jeweIs.
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For the first time,
they wiII Iearn how they can reaIIy Iook.
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They beIong to the peopIe.
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And I give them back to the peopIe.
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I make you Ninotchka the Great...
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Duchess of the PeopIe...
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Grand Duchess of the PeopIe.
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-Is this the wish of the masses?
-It is their wish.
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Thank you, Leon. Thank you, masses.
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-Can I make a speech now?
-PIease.
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Comrades, peopIe of the worId.
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The revoIution is on the march. I know.
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Bombs wiII faII, civiIization wiII crumbIe...
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but not yet, pIease.
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Wait. What's the hurry?
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Give us our moment. Let's be happy.
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-We're happy, aren't we, Leon?
-Yes, darIing.
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So happy and so tired.