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-What's that?
-Your book.
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It's only the postman.
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It's your book.
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-IRIS MURDOCH - JACKSON'S DILEMA
-Isn't it perfectly splendid?
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Why don't you look at it?
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It's only the postman.
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Oh, damn!
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Stop nudging up to me like a water buffalo.
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I have a lot to do. Lots to do, Iris.
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See what I've done now?!
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It's not your fault. Not your fault. Sorry, sorry.
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-It's only the postman.
-Yes, all right, it's only the postman.
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So sorry. There's lots to do.
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Which side do I go?
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Ask me my three
main priorities for Government...
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...and I tell you...
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...education, education and education.
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John. John! Why does he keep saying that?
What does he mean?
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-By what?
-Education, education, education.
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I think he means learning,
everyone getting enough of it.
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Why does he keep saying it?
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Politicians have to keep repeating things
to make themselves heard.
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They have to do anything
to make themselves liked.