Terms of Endearment
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1:00:02
Why do you do it?
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I'll tell you, Aurora.
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I don't know what it is
about you, but...

1:00:11
you do bring out the devil in me.
1:00:23
Where are you?
1:00:24
In the laundry room
so nobody could hear.

1:00:27
Sam, I can't hear you, either.
1:00:31
Wait a minute.
We're getting a quieter cycle.

1:00:34
- OK.
- Can you hear me now?

1:00:36
- Yeah.
- Good. Is it bad to call?

1:00:39
No, I'm in the market
for a little sweet talk.

1:00:42
- Mom, I have to go!
- Just a minute.

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- What?
- Really!

1:00:49
Hurry up.
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- What is it?
- Just how absolutely good I feel.

1:00:55
And even though I'm scared,
and we've committed adultery,

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no matter what happens,
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I'm just so grateful
to God or the devil

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for...letting me
feel this way again.

1:01:10
I'm so glad you told me that.
1:01:13
- Don't flush!
- You told me always to!

1:01:15
Not this time.
1:01:18
- Emma, is it OK? Can you talk?
- No, it's all right.

1:01:21
- Can I hold Melanie?
- Yes.

1:01:27
- Honey, is everything OK?
- What?

1:01:29
- Is everything OK?
- Everything's fine.

1:01:32
Oh, yeah. Everything's fine.
1:01:34
An emergency call from Mrs Aurora
Greenway in Houston for Emma Horton.

1:01:40
- Oh, no!
- She does that when the line's busy.

1:01:44
- Will you release?
- Of course. We were just talking.

1:01:48
Talk to you later, Sam. Bye.
1:01:52
Hi. How'd it go?
1:01:54
The astronaut is impossible.
1:01:56
An arrogant, self-centred,
and, yes, somewhat entertaining man


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