The Living Daylights
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:32:02
If it has to be done, I'd rather do it.
:32:09
Right, bring it down slowly. Gently now.
:32:12
- Morning, Q.
- Ah, morning, 007. Ow!

:32:15
Mind your head.
:32:17
I've got something for you.
We're just winterising this.

:32:24
Now, pay attention, 007.
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- A key-ring finder. (whistles)
- (bleeps)

:32:30
- Surprise me.
- You arm it by pressing that button there.

:32:33
Like that. See?
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Right. Now wear that.
:32:41
Right. Now... whistle
the first bars of "Rule, Britannia".

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(whistles)
:32:55
Stun gas. Effective range?
Ooh, about five feet.

:33:00
Disorientates any normal person
for about... ooh, 30 seconds.

:33:04
You don't find too many
normal people in this business, Q.

:33:07
What is it to blow up the room -
"God Save the Queen"(?)

:33:10
It so happens, 007, that we've packed
the finder with concentrated explosive,...

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.. sufficient to remove the door of any safe.
:33:18
It's magnetic.
The actuating signal is personalised.

:33:22
- What's my code?
- Oh, most appropriate.

:33:25
- A wolf whistle.
- You mean, um...

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Stop!
:33:32
You may find the keys useful.
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They open 90% of the world's locks.
:33:40
All right, sit down and
make yourself comfortable.

:33:47
- Well done, Moneypenny. That's her.
- Records sent over this translation.

:33:51
"Kara Milovy,
talented scholarship cellist,...

:33:54
.. whose arm was injured
during an intermission last week,...

:33:58
.. will be at the academy on Thursday,...

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