On the Waterfront
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-Maybe I will one of these days.
-One of these days.

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Now, listen, you know who the pistols are.
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Are you going to keep still
until they cut you down one by one?

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Are you?
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Dugan! How about you? Are you?
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One thing you have to understand,
Father, on the dock...

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...we've always been D and D.
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-D and D? What's that?
-Deaf and dumb.

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No matter how much
we hate the torpedoes, we don't rat.

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Rat? Now boys, get smart.
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I know you're getting pushed around,
but there's one thing...

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...we have in this country,
and that's ways of fighting back.

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Getting the facts to the public.
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Testifying for what is right against
what is wrong.

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What's ratting to them is telling the truth
for you, can't you see that?

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Can't you see that?
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lt seems to me we've gone just about
as far as we can at this time.

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I think you'll agree with that, Father.
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So, I'd like to close with a few words
from St. Matthew:

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''Come unto me all you--''
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What did I tell you
about sticking your neck out.

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-This is a police problem, not ours.
-These people need help.

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Okay. Only don't blame me when
they ship you off to Abyssinia.

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I won't.
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You better go home in pairs.
Twos is two, you know.

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Come on.
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Pop!

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