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Now, we either work together
politically or fight it out.

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lt's up to you.
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lt's a nice place you have here,
but, like a tinder box...

:40:09
touch a match to it, and it'll go off
like a Roman candle.

:40:13
But what the devil? Chicago is big enough
for both of us and more.

:40:17
Together we could run
this town and run it right.

:40:19
You, Belle and me pulling together,
it'd be a lead pipe cinch.

:40:23
Yeah. Sounds all right.
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But naturally there's a little expense
involved, and right now with the--

:40:29
l took the liberty of bringing
my check for $1 0,000.

:40:32
There'll be more between now
and election time.

:40:37
l think we'll manage
very well, Your Honor.

:40:41
Now l could use that drink
you were talking about.

:40:44
Come on.
:40:46
Now, Belle, you've got to come
to my table right now...

:40:49
and have a bottle
of wine with me.

:40:52
l'd love to, but you'll have to
excuse me for one minute.

:40:57
Belle!
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Hello. l thought l
saw you come in here.

:41:02
l was just telling Dion
what a great place you've got.

:41:05
l never saw you
looking so beautiful.

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- l always did say she was the
best looker Chicago ever saw.
- Thanks.

:41:11
Better watch yourself, son.
l'll get her back if l can.

:41:14
- But it looks like it won't be to The Hub.
- Gil's closing The Hub for good.

:41:18
Really? Why?
:41:20
There's the music for your song.
Better hurry.

:41:23
Dion'll tell you
all about it later.

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Whew! What a woman.
:41:30
Yes, that's exactly what
l said the first time l saw her. Remember?


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