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Danke.
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Professor Armstrong,
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how does it feel to play
the part of a dirty defector?
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I saw you on TV in town last night.
You put on a good act.
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I've been conditioning myself for a long time.
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Come on. Let's take a ride.
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What possessed you to bring
your girl on a job like this?
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I didn't. She followed me.
That's the whole point.
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There are two of us involved
in the escape now.
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I can't get her to go home.
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Does she know what you're really up to?
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No, of course not.
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That's good, because if she did,
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and ever made any kind of a slip,
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these people can play it rough.
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I know that.
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Look, mister,
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why can't you leave this intelligence
work to us professionals?
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Cos you wouldn't know what to look for.
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The information I'm after is inside the head
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of a scientist at Leipzig University.
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I've often wondered if you professionals
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know what you're looking for
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when you go in and steal secret papers.
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Anytime I've had to do a job like that,
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I just grabbed up the whole lot
and let Control sort them out.
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What I'm after can't be got that way.
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It takes a scientist to pick a scientist's brain.
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I read in this morning's paper
in your interview yesterday
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something about Washington
cancelling your anti-missile project.
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I couldn't lick the final problem.
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But this professor in Leipzig, he has?