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You see, we're concerned, too.
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But it seems we can't put it off any
longer, you have convinced me.

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Doksopulo!
Do you have a mother?

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Yes.
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- How old is she?
- Very old.

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Aren't you supposed
to take care of her?

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The same goes for that church,
the monument of the 6th century,

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our pride and our history.
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A son should never leave his sick
mother without care.

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Remember it well.
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We should be grateful
to these noble people

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for opening up our eyes,
for telling us the truth.

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l give you my word that l won't spare
any effort to solve this problem.

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And the experiments, as far as l know,
are conducted at a minimal capacity.

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lt will go on this way
until the new building is erected.

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lf the high voltage installations
work at a full capacity,

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not only the church, but the whole
town will blow up.

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What did you say?
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l'm destroying this document
in your presence.

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You can go.
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- What else can l do for you?
- That's all, thank you.

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Then let's clarify
some biographical details.

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The biographies of esteemed Miriam
and esteemed Mosse,

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those representatives of blue blood,
are well known to me.

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As for esteemed Sandro,
l'm interested in just one fact.

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Dear Sandro!
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Have you ever heard of
a Tarasi Taraskaneli?

:40:59
Of course, l have. Tarasi Taraskaneli
is my great-great-grandfather.


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