Tausend Augen des Dr. Mabuse, Die
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that might help me?
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A man.
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His face is a blur.
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Now, nothing!
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The cloud again.
The dark cloud.

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It covers everything.
It's stronger than I am.

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It threatens me personally.
I can feel it.

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That's why I would be
grateful to you...

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if you kept me informed
about the Barter case.

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We have maintained absolute silence
with the press...

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regarding the fact that Barter
met a violent death.

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Nevertheless, this afternoon I received
a very strange phone call.

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A man was willing...
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in exchange for immunity
from prosecution and a reward...

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to give me information
about this steel needle.

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We immediately determined the call
originated from a public phone.

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But the guy
was much too smart.

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When the patrol car arrived,
he was long gone.

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But before he hung up,
he said I should think about it.

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He would call me again
tomorrow.

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What are we doing here?
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The bunker
where they found the American.

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You know, the American!
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- And why are we here?
- To make a phone call.

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- You're so fond of making phone calls.
- Me? What do you mean?

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You know. I warned you.
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- The doctor doesn't like it.
- What doesn't he like?

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- That you make phone calls.
- But I didn't--

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I didn't!
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- Good morning, Inspector.
- Morning.

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It got pretty late last night.
Any news?

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Nothing at all.
Everything was quiet.

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The telephone didn't work,
but it's been fixed.


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