2:00:01
From your wife?
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I know the handwriting.
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My heart freezes when I see it.
2:00:08
Emma's seen the newspaper stories
about the fighting.
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She doesn't know where I am
or what I'm doing, but...
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...she doesn't want me
to have any more problems, so...
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...she'll give me a divorce.
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If you've forgotten,
that means "I love you. "
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Don't hate me for lovlng you so much.
2:00:44
Don't hate me for lovlng you so much.
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Welcome.
2:01:23
Sorry I'm late, gentlemen.
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- How do you like our Burma road?
- What road?
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- How many trucks did you get up this cliff?
- I don't know the exact number...
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Under their own power?
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- What?
- You heard me.
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You certainly get good information.
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Yes, we've been hauling them,
but last night we finished the last stretch.
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I could drive it myself now. It's a cinch.
2:01:45
Then would you explain that to us?
2:01:51
I don't like to be skeptic, Col. Stone.
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The United Nations has a delicate
and difficult task here...
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...if it is to retain international respect.
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If that road is passable to heavy traffic,
the siege of Jerusalem is broken.