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You see, Edgar is bourgeois.
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He talks about revolution
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but all he cares about is studying international law.
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It makes me want to puke.
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Why not leave him?
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It's not that easy. We're married.
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Get divorced.
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I can't. I have no money.
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I'd need a lawyer, papers, and lots more.
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Stay with him.
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What is it?
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Looks like cops to me. What do I do?
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Go on, Leyma. Nice and easy.
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Give me that.
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Hello.
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Good evening. Police.
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- Is there a problem?
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No problem. Is Anselma Lopez here?
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She went to Venezuela two weeks ago.
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Okay? Any other questions?
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Can we come in?
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Care to join us for a nightcap?
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No, thanks. But I'd like to see your passports.
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Of course.
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You're Carlos Martinez?
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Peruvian?
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That's right.
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Do you know a Lebanese named Michel Moukharbal?
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I don't know any Arabs.
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He knows you. He gave us this address.
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That's strange. I hate Arabs.
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But you have a Lebanese visa.
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Several trips to Beirut.
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I can travel, can't I?
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This doesn't look familiar?
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Should I recognize something?
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Who is the man in the photo?
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I don't know.
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Not you?
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Not me.
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Looks like you.
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To you, all Latinos look alike.
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That's enough! Don't be a smartass!
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Don't speak to me like that!
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I'll call my embassy. They know my father.
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So this isn't you in the photograph?
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No, it's not me.
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What did he do?
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We don't have to tell you that.
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Where is he?
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Downstairs, in a car.
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Go get him.
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We'll see if he knows me.
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Get him.
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You sure you won't have a whisky?
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Just a drop.
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You don't hide your opinions.
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We're internationalist militants.
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Non-violent.
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And you? Your opinions?
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No political opinions.
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But you're a cop.
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I protect honest citizens.
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DST, no? DST? [the French CIA, basically]
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Do you know him?
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Never seen that guy in my life.
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And you?
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It's him. The man in the picture.
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He's the one I gave my attaché case to.
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Why?