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Mr. Osnard.
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Ah, Andrew Osnard.
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Nigel Stormont. Francesca Deane.
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-Hello.
-Welcome to Panama.
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Thank you, ambassador.
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Please.
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l gather you've been having
a look round already...
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...quite extensively.
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Yes, indeed. Great spot.
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Right up my street.
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And how should we describe your
street, Andrew...
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...to the curious?
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l usually say
l'm in information technology.
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Oh, you're one of them.
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''A friend.''
:27:51
That's right. l'm a friend.
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Oh, my dear, but it's a huge secret.
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Or it was, until Osnard blubbed it.
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l mean, l'm barely allowed to know it.
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Not the Osnard got
drummed out of Madrid?
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Foreign minister's wife, wasn't it?
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Not his wife. Mistress.
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There are some things
l won't do for England.
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Got your picture in the paper,
didn't it?
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Hence my posting to Panama.
What was your crime?
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Coffee?
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Thank you.
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Help yourself.
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ls it just exile, or do you
have a purpose here?
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Sure.
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The boys at home are concerned that
the world's biggest trade gateway...
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...doesn't fall into
the wrong hands...
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...now that it's in the wrong hands.
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Forgive me.
Don't want to seem presumptuous...
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...but l doubt you'll find
anything they don't know...
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...from our regular embassy briefings.
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Know about the Silent Opposition?