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you...
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to step back inside the store back into the office so we can look through the
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bag.
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Well, I would love to, but I don't have the time.
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Ma'am.
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Believe me, if you just come back into the office into the store...
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it's the best thing for you to do right now to take care of this problem.
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There's nothing to take care of. I don't know what you're talking about.
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I know her. She was in my ethics class.
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I'm always glad to see any young person doing something.
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That reminds me of an apprehension I saw in France in the early '40s.
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They had finally found some known criminal...
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and they were interrogating him.
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Something to the effect of...
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"It was you who did the job on the rue de Flandue. "
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"No, it wasn't me. "
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"The concierge recognized you. "
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"It's someone who looks like me. "
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"She knew your name. "
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"It's someone who looks like me and has the same name. "
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"She recognized your clothes and hair. "
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"He looks like me, has the same name, clothes and hair. "
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"They found your fingerprints. "
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"He looks like me, has the same name, clothes, hair and the same fingerprints.
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"
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"How long are we going to keep this up?"
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"To the very end. "
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"It was you who did the job. "
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"No, it wasn't me. "
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Oh, shit.
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Just a sec.
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If you're here to steal something, you've come to the wrong place.
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Nothing much here.
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But look around, take whatever you want.
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So why don't you let me put that up for you?
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It's really not necessary.

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