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My keys, please.
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Yes, straight away.
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Oh Mr Linch, a young Frenchwoman
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came and left this for you.
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This is the first time a "subject"
:35:25
turned out to be so photogenic!
:35:27
How about an interview over lunch at Dionisio's?
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Hello!
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What is that, lunch or a work-out?
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- Excuse me?
- I'm sorry.
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You become cynical working in the news.
:35:43
May I sit down?
:35:44
Of course.
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The usual, please.
:35:47
You enjoy eating here?
:35:49
Why? Don't you like French cooking?
:35:51
Regarding French things, I like you.
:35:54
My paper will pay a lot for an exclusive.
:35:57
What is this, lunch or an interview?
:36:00
Partly one, partly the other.
:36:01
Stanley told me that they tried
:36:03
to cut your head off yesterday.
:36:04
Yes, that's right.
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But since it was my head and not his,
:36:08
he didn't give it much importance.
:36:10
If it was LisaBaumer's murderer,
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he must be a real idiot.
:36:14
Why?
:36:14
Well I'd become a model citizen with a million dollars!
:36:19
Maybe he's afraid of being caught.
:36:21
Or maybe you know something which
:36:23
could send him to the gallows.
:36:25
I've repeatedly told the police
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everything I know about Lisa Baumer.
:36:29
It's my profession.
:36:30
No, no. It doesn't hold water.
:36:31
You've got to know something else.
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Something which has slipped your mind now,
:36:35
a particular or a detail you've forgotten,
:36:38
but which the murderer's afraid of.
:36:41
What are you thinking about?
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I don't know.
:36:48
There's something I can't remember which
:36:50
could be the missing link in the story.
:36:53
Why did Lisa withdraw that million in cash?
:36:56
Why did she suddenly decide to leave for Tokyo?