Our Man in Havana
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:33:01
Fleming discovered penicillin
by an inspired accident.

:33:05
But an old second-rate doctor
would never have such an accident.

:33:10
I'm finished with the blueness of cheese.
:33:14
They strike at you through what you love.
:33:17
- Couldn't you start again, Hasselbacher?
- I suppose so.

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But you see, I never really believed in it.
:33:24
It was a dream. This is reality.
:33:28
Just the same...
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it was none of their business, was it...
:33:34
if I wanted to dream?
:33:55
- You've all seen these drawings?
- Pretty horrifying.

:33:57
- Shown them to the boffins?
- The Prime Minister just asked me.

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You know what these fellows are like.
They criticise points of detail.

:34:04
You can't expect an agent to memorise
everything at a moment of danger.

:34:08
- Hawthorne. Good flight?
- A bit bumpy over the Azores, sir.

:34:11
I've been seeing the Prime Minister.
:34:13
Our man in Havana's done a good job.
He deserves a bonus.

:34:16
Those drawings have already cost a lot.
:34:18
- Stroke Five gave a great deal for them.
- I never mind paying for results.

:34:22
Take another look at them.
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Do you know what the Prime Minister said
when I showed him copies?

:34:27
What's that odd flower you're wearing?
It might have been an orchid once.

:34:32
- Pan American gave it with dinner last night.
- What an odd thing to do.

:34:36
What did the Prime Minister say, sir?
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He said some of these drawings
reminded him of a gigantic vacuum cleaner.

:34:48
I'm no scientist,
but this thing looks pretty big.

:34:55
Makes you shiver, doesn't it?
:34:57
It's not that, sir.
It was 92 degrees in Jamaica yesterday.


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