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doing something called anti...
uh, antifascist work.

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Didn't she drop out of medical school?
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- Yes.
- Do you ever hear from her?

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Well, I'm glad you had time to see me.
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You look so very slim, Lillian.
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Thank you, Anne Marie.
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Imagine, Russia. My God, of all places.
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Where is he now? He keeps moving.
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By the post.
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He just stands there! He doesn't wave.
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Let him stand there if he wants to.
We're goin' to Paris, Lilly!

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Where's the wine steward?
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- He's waving. Look.
- By God.!

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He's tilting his hat.!
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Does Julia live there, or doesn't she?
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Well, would you give her a message?
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Message! Oh!
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Does anybody there speak better English?
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Sprechen better English?
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No. No. I want somebody better than you.
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All right. Yes. All right.
Would you please tell her Lillian...

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Lillian is in Paris at the Hotel Meurice.
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- I'll be here for two weeks.
- Lillian.!

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Then I'm going to... Just a second, Alan!
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I'm going to Moscow,
and I can come to Vienna to see her.

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Hello.
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Hello. Oh, uh... Just a...

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