Six Degrees of Separation
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- He chased the burglar out.
- He didn't steal anything.

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- We looked.
- Top to bottom. Nothing gone.

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- This does not seem major now...
- Look.

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- We are very busy.
- You can't chuck us out.

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Come up with some charges,
then I can do something.

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- Yes, there is another chapter.
- Our kids came down from Harvard.

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(arguing)
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The details he knew -
how would he know about the painting?

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Although I think it's a very fine Kandinsky.
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And none of you know this fellow?
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He has this wild quality, yet an elegance.
A real concern. And a real consideration.

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(girl) Mom, you should have let him stay.
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You should have divorced all your
children and just let this dreamboat stay.

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- Plus, he sent you flowers.
- And jam.

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Ooh!
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If only we could just get in touch with
his father, find out if there's any truth in it.

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Who knows Sidney Poitier?
We could just call him up and ask.

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- I have a friend who does theatrical law...
- What friend?

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- It's nobody.
- I want to know.

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Nobody.
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- Oh. Oh. Oh.
- Nobody! Nobody!

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- I don't want to know.
- Larkin! This is not the time to do this!

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Mom, Dad, please! For once! Please!
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(arguing)
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(woman) It's got nothing
to do with you, Ben.

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Tess!
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When you see your little sister, don't tell
her that Paul and the hustler used her bed.

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You put him in that bed.
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I'm not getting involved in any conspiracy.
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It's not a conspiracy!
Hello, Alf. It's a family.

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The imagination.

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