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Motion defeated.
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All right.
1:00:17
A little order, everybody.
1:00:24
I'd like to have it part of the record
that last night when Janey got old 97...
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she put Cape Anne on the map
for the whole country to see.
1:00:39
- That's your opinion?
- It sure is.
1:00:41
Well, Otis, I'm glad you brought that up...
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because I intended
saying something about that.
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You see, I don't think that Janey Osgood
put Cape Anne on the map last night.
1:00:50
I think she wiped it off the map.
1:00:52
She just cast Cape Anne adrift, voters.
That's all she did.
1:00:57
- What are you getting at, Aaron?
- I'm coming to that, too.
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- Homer?
- Yup.
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What time did the Limited
go through today?
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3:48.
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How long did it stop?
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It didn't stop. It ain't going to stop.
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No more Limited. No more nothing.
1:01:15
Malone's cancelled train service
in and out of Cape Anne.
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- He can't do that. The ICC won't let him.
- He's done it, lawyer.
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But we're cut off here. We might as well be
a million miles from nowhere.
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I ain't blaming Jane.
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Now Jane's a woman and alone,
except for you.
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But you're her lawyer, and you didn't settle.
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I don't think that Malone's fight
is rightly with Cape Anne.
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I think his fight is with the candidate
for first selectman of Cape Anne...
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who's responsible for making
this community a disaster area.
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George is not responsible, Aaron.
It's all my fault.
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- He wanted to settle, and I wouldn't let him.
- Have it your way, Jane.
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But now, maybe you can tell Olive Coe how
she's going to get to Bangor on Saturday...
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to get the Limited to Boston
to visit her mother.
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Olive Coe can drive.
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Can you drive, Olive?