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:51:05
Abdul, hold my legs!
:51:18
My car is parked
at the other end
of the medina.

:51:24
Come on, come on, hurry!
:51:32
CHUCK:
Where are we going?

:51:34
The camel market,
Shali Benimal!

:51:39
ANNOUNCER:
Attention. A military curfew
is in effect throughout Ishtar.

:51:43
All persons on the street after dark
are subject to search and arrest.

:51:51
Jim Harrison.
Ah, Your Excellency.

:51:53
My old friend.
Good to see you.

:51:54
How nice to see you.
Good to see you.

:51:56
Mint tea?
No, thanks.

:51:57
Kahwa?
No, thanks.

:51:58
Pepsi-Cola?
No.

:52:00
Thanks for your
overwhelming hospitality.

:52:01
Please be seated.
:52:03
l've got a helicopter waiting.
May l speak briskly?

:52:05
Oh, please.
:52:09
A little while ago, your men tried
to kill two Americans in Marrakech.

:52:12
What? l am shocked
and saddened. Who were they?

:52:16
They were your men.
They were using the
Kalashnikov rifles we sold you.

:52:20
No, no, l mean,
who were the Americans?

:52:22
Oh, Your Excellency,
must we go through this?

:52:24
These men are pawns.
Their only use is as a link
to Shirra Assel and the map.

:52:29
Jim, l know nothing
of any of this.

:52:32
However, when two Americans
on their way to Marrakech
arrive in lshtar by way of Air Canary

:52:38
and within minutes, make contact
with the most hunted fugitive
in the country

:52:42
and give her a passport,
l would hardly call them pawns.

:52:46
They're pawns.
:52:47
Soon, their escape
will be called a miracle!

:52:49
Next, they will be hailed
as the two messenger of God.

:52:52
Your Excellency--
You do not understand.

:52:55
Please, be seated.
:52:56
What you are dealing with here,
these are fanatical devout Shiites


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