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"At that. I react violently."
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My lover, you hear, is worth
1000 CEOs of your sort.
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He'd never think of
leaving me for Africa.
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He loves me, my lover,
let it be said, it's been said.
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"I take advantage of his disarray
to return to reading. "
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"I don't intend to allow my
professional duties to come second. "
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"If he wants any favours from me.
He must listen. "
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"Or. Exceptionally.
I let him read to me. "
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"H.B., in Sao Paulo for a conference,
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noticed that at certain times of the
day or night, in this fabulous city,
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men and women were indistinguishable."
1:16:44
"This strange sexual ambiguity stemmed
from a particular way of dressing,
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of swaying hips, of hairdressing."
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"Certain totally shaved heads,
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on slender necks, made the uncertainty
even more disturbing."
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It's a pity we're splitting.
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You read very well.
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"H. B, tired from a day
of endless debate,
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went for a drink in a nightclub
in a nearby street,
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an odd place called
"Chez Dolores et Sandra"
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after the two women who ran it."
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"When he came in,
they were standing motionless,
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in the red light of an American bar,
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welcoming, smiling."
1:17:30
"Sandra's head was shaved, like..."
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Here. Give it back to your wife.
1:17:38
- Well?
- Well?
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Shall we close this chapter?
1:17:44
Let's close this chapter.