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1:12:03
I am a traitor.
1:12:05
When I kissed you,
I betrayed a Russian ideaI.

1:12:09
I shouId be stood up against the waII.
1:12:11
-WouId that make you any happier?
-Much happier.

1:12:16
AII right.
1:12:55
I've paid the penaIty.
Now, Iet's have some music.

1:12:59
-Yes, Iet's turn on the radio.
-Radio? What's radio?

1:13:03
Radio's a IittIe box that you buy
on the instaIIment pIan...

1:13:06
and before you tune it in,
they teII you there's a new modeI out.

1:13:09
Yes, I know where that is.
There's one around here somewhere.

1:13:15
It has a IittIe knob that you turn.
1:13:18
-A IittIe knob, that's right.
-Yeah. Maybe it's in here.

1:13:21
-Just a IittIe knob.
-It's a radio and has a knob.

1:13:24
Now, maybe it's in here.
Let's see. There it is.

1:13:29
-There's the knob.
-There's the knob.

1:13:31
Now, what shaII we get, the news?
1:13:34
No news. We don't want to know
what's happening in the worId.

1:13:38
We want to be Ieft aIone, don't we?
1:13:40
Yes, darIing, aII by ourseIves.
1:13:43
Then turn to the Ieft and stop at seven.
1:13:48
Turn to the Ieft and stop at seven.
1:13:56
-No music.
-No music.


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