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May it please the court,
we ask that this woman's testimony...

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be stricken
from the records...

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and this case dismissed
on the grounds that the law says...

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a wife cannot testify
against her husband!

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- That woman is my, client's
lawful-wedded spouse.!
- Madam, is this true?

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Well, l married him once,
if that's what you mean...

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- but l can tell y,ou--
- That will do.

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- Well, l mean that he--
- That will do.

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Well. Hmph.
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Mr. O'Leary,
you distinctly told me...

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that you had had time to familiarize
yourself with all the facts in the case...

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and, yet, you take up this court's time
allowing your only witness...

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to testify, although
she's clearly unqualified.

:50:39
Your Honor, l assure you, this is
as much a surprise to me as it is to you.

:50:43
l ask the court's pardon.
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Case dismissed.
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- Tough break, kid.
- Yeah.

:50:54
- Congratulations.
- Aw, you can never
tell about these women.

:50:57
They'll put it over on you every time,
if they can...

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but you were great yourself,
l was proud of you.

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Wait'll l go after the big fish,
the higher-ups...

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- then you'll really hear something.
- That's the way to talk.

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- How about meeting Belle?
- lt's about time.

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Belle, this is brotherJack.
Jack, Miss Fawcett.

:51:14
- How do you do?
- l've been looking forward
to this for a long time.

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- You have?
- Yes.

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Dion isn't the only admirer
of beauty in the family.

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Thank you.
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- That was a very nice thing to say.
- l couldn't help...

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but look at you
all through the trial.

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Maybe that's why you lost your case.
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- Can we drop you someplace?
- No. No thanks.

:51:34
l've-- l've got some things
to do here in the building.

:51:42
You know, it seemed kind of funny,
you and Dion on one side...

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and me on the other,
fighting each other.

:51:47
When we were kids,
we were always fighting.

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l bet if any other lrishers tried
to horn in...

:51:51
it was the O'Learys
against the world.

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- You said it.
- You two must've had fun
when you were little.

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- We still do.
- Even though we don't
always see eye-to-eye.

:51:59
Well, l've got
to leave you here...


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