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-So how was it?-Good.
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-You're gonna go ahead?-Full steam.
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Anything I can do to change your mind?
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Nope. No way.
:05:16
You know, there's an old saying:
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"No matter how hot it gets up thereduring the day. . .
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-. . .there's not a--"-"Not a damn thing to do at night. "
:05:26
What the hell are you gonna doat night in the middle of nowhere?
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Sleep like a winner.
:05:34
Doug, you're a city boy witha low threshold of boredom.
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You'll be back in two weeks.
:05:46
Come in the office for a minute.
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I got people waiting upstairs.
:05:53
I wanted to tell you. . .
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. . .Senator Parker's comingto the dedication tonight.
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He's almost guaranteedthe urban renewal contract.
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Do you know what that means?
:06:04
Skyscrapers like thisall over the country.
:06:07
You design them. I'll build them.
:06:09
Jim, I think you suffer froman edifice complex.
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You'll never leave.
:06:14
After the party, come on downstairsand watch me burn my black tie.
:06:31
Glad to see you back.
:06:33
Doug, I can't understand it.
:06:35
The dampers won't stay opened.
:06:37
-Whatever happened to "hello"?-Hello.
:06:40
-How are you?-Good.
:06:42
You look like it took.
:06:43
-Hi, Mr. Roberts.-Just a second.
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We'll miss you.
:06:47
-Duncan know?-He's all smiles.
:06:50
-What electromagnets went in?-Doug?
:06:52
-Thompson G-4s.-Don't you think they should be G-12s?
:06:56
That's what comes fromlast-minute panic. I'll fix it.
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