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:05:00
And now in stereo
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Thank you.
That is the end of the interval.

:05:26
Will you kindly return
to your seats?

:05:29
We will now be proceeding
with the program as advertised.

:05:36
Darling, you were wonderful.
:05:38
Oh, really?
:05:41
In 1971 the British Empire
lay in ruins.

:05:46
Foreigners frequented the streets,
many of them Hungarians.

:05:50
Not the streets.
The foreign nationals.

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Anyway, many of these Hungarians went
into tobacconists ' to buy cigarettes.

:05:57
There you are, sir.
Thank you.

:06:05
Good morning, guy.
:06:08
"I will not buy this record.
It is scratched".

:06:12
I'm sorry?
:06:14
l will not buy this record.
lt is scratched.'"

:06:18
Oh, no, no, no.
This is a tobacconist's.

:06:22
Tobaccon ist's.
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"I will not buy this tobacconist's.
lt is scratched".

:06:29
No. Tobacco.
Um, cigarettes.

:06:32
Ci garettes?
:06:38
- "My hovercraft is full of eels".
- What?

:06:42
""My hovercraft
is fuIl of eels.'"

:06:46
- Ah, matches.
- Yeah ! Matches.

:06:51
- "Do you want..."
- "Do you want".

:06:53
Want.
:06:55
"Do you want to come back to my place?
Bouncy, bouncy".


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