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Why did you come home?
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I was lonesome for your mother.
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Don't hate me for loving you so much.
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To Col. David Marcus,
for his able work in World War II...
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...in the fields of combined planning
and military government...
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...which paved the road for Anglo-American
agreement on many complex problems...
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...His Majesty is glad to bestow the rank of
Honorary Officer of the Military Division...
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...of the Most Excellent Order
of the British Empire.
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Thank you, sir.
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Congratulations, darling.
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- I think this calls for a drink.
- Mr. Ambassador, my wife.
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- How do you do?
- She drinks, too.
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That's a fine tan you have there, Colonel.
Might I inquire where you got it?
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- Traveling, Ambassador.
- Indeed?
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- Any place I'd be interested in?
- You'd be interested in every place.
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"The sun never sets on the British Empire. "
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- Not if we can help it, it doesn't.
- Sometimes you can't help it.
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But this time...
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...Mr. Stone...
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...I think your friends would realize
that we're only trying to be helpful.
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A British military base in the Middle East
is a necessity for the free world.
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If they insist on our forces
being withdrawn...
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...your friends will be at the mercy
of terrible, powerful enemies...
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...with legitimate claims
on their territory...
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...and enough arms to overrun them
within a few days.
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And they will find,
possibly to their surprise...
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...that they're alone and friendless
in the practical political world.
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No nation is going to risk
being the first to recognize...
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...so weak and controversial a government.
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They are...
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...as the Bible says...