The Spy Who Loved Me
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- Good morning, sir.
- Good morning.

:12:01
- Good morning, 007.
- Hello, Q.

:12:03
- Mission successful?
- On and off.

:12:06
- Good morning, Commander.
- Good morning, sir.

:12:08
- Captain Forsyth.
- Sir.

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Commander Bond, sir.
:12:13
- Mr. Fredrick Gray, Minister of Defense.
- Good morning, Commander.

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Admiral Hargreaves,
Flag Officer, Submarines.

:12:18
- Ark Royal, wasn't it?
- Yes, sir.

:12:20
- I believe M told you about this.
- Yes, Minister.

:12:24
Over here, please, gentlemen.
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This, I take it, is Ranger's
prearranged coastal patrol area.

:12:55
- That's right.
- How many people knew this course?

:12:58
Admiral Hargreaves, myself...
:13:00
and Talbot, the submarine captain.
:13:11
Good God.
:13:15
Where did this come from?
:13:17
I'm sorry, Benson.
For the moment, that's top secret.

:13:19
I see, sir.
Commander, this tracing means...

:13:22
that the Russians can track our nuclear
submarines underwater and sink them.

:13:27
- I believe it does.
- How could they? It's impossible.

:13:31
It's quite simple.
:13:33
Heat signature recognition,
most likely.

:13:37
- With your permission, Minister?
- Yes, of course.

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Thank you.
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We already know that satellites
with infrared heat sensors...

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can detect a nuclear missile
in flight by its tail fire.

:13:46
Well?
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Someone can now locate
a submerged nuclear submarine...

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in exactly the same way,
by its wake.

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That means they can totally undermine
our Western defense strategy.

:13:59
Yes, it looks like it.

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