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-I love you too.

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-Why didn't you say so before now?

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-Why didn't you say so before now?

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-I don't know.

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-I couldn't go without telling you.

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-Why are you choosing cars together?

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-Why are you choosing cars together?

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-I understand cars.

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-We all need help sometimes.

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-What do you think?

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-He's lovely.

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-Yes.

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-This business

-with the reference is odd.

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-I'm leaving college.

-I'm moving to Durham.

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-What?!

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-Subtitles

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-# Your story in the pictures

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-# Are memories on the walls

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-# Is this your home

-in your memory? #

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-Your hands are cold!

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-Your hands are cold!

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-This will make you feel better.

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-Can you do that

-somewhere else, please?

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-I'm ill. It's the flu.

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-It's a cold.

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-A very heavy cold.

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-I'll lie on the sofa

-and Dale can boil me an egg.

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-Sorry, but I cook all day.

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-Could you, Iris?

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-I'm like Dale, Arthur.

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-You're no help to a sick man.

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-Baby!

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-Alright.

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-I'll boil you an egg.

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-I'll boil you an egg.

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-Thanks, love.

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-On one condition.

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-You must be more careful.

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-Go back to look for it.

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-Do you remember the taxi firm?

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-Yes, bye, Dewi.

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-Give me strength!

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-Give me strength!

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-What now?

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-His phone has been stolen again.

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-His phone has been stolen again.

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-More probably lost again.

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-Thanks.

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-Early again?

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-I can either catch a bus

-that arrives half an hour early...

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-..or one that arrives at 8.56.

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-Then you'd be late for work.

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-Then you'd be late for work.

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-We don't want that.

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-Exactly.

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-I like arriving early to sort

-things out before clients arrive.

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-Good for you.

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-It's a pity

-there aren't more like you.

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-Thanks.

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-By the way, is there any news

-about the testimonial?

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-What's that?

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-Reference.

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-Reference.

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-I still don't understand.

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-A letter praising me

-from where I worked before.

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-Have you got it?

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-No. Sorry, I forgot.

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-I'll phone Stephanie today.

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-Thanks.

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-You've seen sense at last.

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-Are you taking that to the dump?

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-Are you taking that to the dump?

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-Was the egg nice?

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-Yes. I hope I can keep it down.

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-It's only a cold.

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-I boiled you an egg on condition

-that you put this up in the kitchen.

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-We'd have to look at that ugly thing

-every time we eat.

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-It isn't ugly, and the toilet

-isn't the place for it.

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-Put it up,

-or I'll nag you until you do.

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-I'm too weak today.

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-Then I'll do it myself.

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-You can't.

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-You can't.

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-Then Dale can.

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-He'd put it up crooked.

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-It's going up,

-and that's the end of it.

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-Oh...

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-In we go.

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-Wash your hands.

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-Have you seen my flask?

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-I gave it to Hari, sorry.

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-I gave it to Hari, sorry.

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-Oh.

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-Take mine. I'll share with Kelvin.

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-Take mine. I'll share with Kelvin.

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-It's alright.

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-I'll buy you another one today.

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-I'll buy you another one today.

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-Thanks.

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-Mair, come on.

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-Have you heard from Durham?

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-Have you heard from Durham?

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-I had a word with her last night.

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-They're coping very well, fair play.

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-But it's odd here without her.

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-But it's odd here without her.

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-Show the picture, Glenda.

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-Don't they look young?

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-Dyfan's still in the clothes

-he was wearing when he left.

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-Hasn't he had his clothes yet?

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-Dilys is meeting him halfway

-at the end of the week.

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-Not Arwel?

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-Not Arwel?

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-He's sulking.

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-Fool.

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-He's not happy

-he's a father and grandfather.

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-I'm off. I promised to fetch wood

-for the bonfire.

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-When is it?

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-At five o'clock on Thursday.

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-Mair can't wait to see the bonfire.

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-Mair can't wait to see the bonfire.

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-And the fireworks.

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-It's nothing but trouble for Taid.

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-It's nothing but trouble for Taid.

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-And me.

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-Philip will nag me

-to make cheap lobscouse.

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-Bye.

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-You forgot your flask.

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-You forgot your flask.

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-Sophie can have it.

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-Thanks, Dad.

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-Barry!

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-Hi. Is everything OK

-about the lift to hospital later?

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-Yes. I wanted a word about that.

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-What?

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-Kay and I have been thinking.

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-We could meet somewhere else,

-so that people don't ask questions.

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-Good idea.

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-Opposite the village hall,

-by the tool shop?

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-Great. Thanks for the idea.

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-It was Kay, actually.

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-I'll see you later.

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-What kind of cuppa

-do you like, love?

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-White coffee.

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-A cup of tea?

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-A cup of tea?

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-Yes. Thanks.

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-Hurry, Jac. Mrs Jones is gasping.

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-What does she want?

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-What does she want?

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-White tea, two sugars.

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-I'll bring them over.

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-I'll bring them over.

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-Thanks.

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-Jac is a good lad.

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-Jac is a good lad.

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-He is.

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-Yes, he is.

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-I'd be happy if Jac

-washed my hair this afternoon.

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-I'd like to have my hair washed too.

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-Behave!

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-We can dream.

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-Where are you taking it?

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-Where are you taking it?

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-Get out of the way.

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-Give it to me. I've had enough

-of you two quarrelling about it.

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-Look at it, Dale!

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-Look at it, Dale!

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-You don't have to look at it.

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-Britney could do a better job.

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-That's not the point.

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-Mam likes it.

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-I thought she had more taste.

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-Says the man with pictures

-of trains everywhere, like a kid.

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-Oh!

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-What exactly do you want

-for the bonfire night?

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-I don't know. It's up to you.

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-Something like sausages, or soup.

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-Sausages or soup?

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-Whatever's easiest.

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-Whatever's easiest.

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-Hot dogs?

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-I don't care.

-Just don't spend too much.

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-It's for a good cause and it's fun.

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-Clearing up the next morning

-won't be fun for me.

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-They're forecasting rain.

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-They're forecasting rain.

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-No!

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-So no soup.

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-These came for you,

-to the empty house.

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-Thanks.

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-I got David to sign for it,

-and I got the asking price.

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-You did well.

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-I'm going away until tomorrow.

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-Will you be back by Thursday night?

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-What's on?

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-What's on?

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-Siwan wants to see the fireworks.

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-Can you take her?

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-Can you take her?

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-I'd rather not.

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-Have you got anything on?

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-Have you got anything on?

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-No.

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-Why don't you work here

-and I'll take Siwan?

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-OK. Fair enough.

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-Alright, Dewi.

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-You must have one. Bye, love.

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-What did he want?

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-What did he want?

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-He's bought a cheap temporary phone.

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-What passes for cheap these days?

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-What passes for cheap these days?

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-50.

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-But free for him, I bet.

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-I suppose he wants us to pay.

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-I suppose he wants us to pay.

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-Yes, but he needs a phone.

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-I know.

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-Are you looking for What Car?

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-Why would I want that?

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-I thought it was for Barry.

-Has he bought a car?

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-PHONE

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-PHONE

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-I didn't know he wanted a new car.

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-He said he does.

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-Who is it now?

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-Who is it now?

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-Dewi, checking his phone is working.

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-Tell him to stop wasting money.

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-Tell him to stop wasting money.

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-He's on a contract. It's free.

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-Free for him.

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-Hello?

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-Come to sit over here.

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-I'll be back in a second.

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-Thanks. Can you tidy the store

-before the order arrives?

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-It's done.

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-It's done.

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-Aren't you good?

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-I asked Philip if I could use his

-laminator to make the nails ads.

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-It'll stop them curling for a bit.

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-It'll stop them curling for a bit.

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-Thanks.

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-Jac sees what needs to be done.

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-Jac sees what needs to be done.

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-He does.

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-I'm so glad he's here.

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-I bet!

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-Not like that!

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-Aah!

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-Are you alright?

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-Aah!

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-Ooh!

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Aah!

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-Keep your hand still, love.

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-It hurts!

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-I know.

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-I think I've got all the glass out.

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-You need stitches.

-You'd better go to hospital.

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-Can't you put

-those butterfly things in it?

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-No, it's too deep.

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-No, it's too deep.

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-I have four clients this afternoon.

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-I don't have time for hospital.

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-I don't have time for hospital.

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-It won't be too busy there today.

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-I'll take you.

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-I'll take you.

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-How could I have been so stupid?

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-Thanks for not asking how it went.

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-I get it

-that you don't want to talk.

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-You're right.

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-It's awkward, without a car.

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-Where is it?

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-I'm keeping it

-at a friend's house in Bangor.

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-You haven't told me

-how much the fare is.

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-Nothing. Kay told you.

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-Come on!

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-What about 40 a week?

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-That's far too much.

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-That's far too much.

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-No!

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-Take it, for this week.

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-Thanks.

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-Are you OK?

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-Are you OK?

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-It's a nuisance.

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-It looked painful.

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-It looked painful.

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-It looked worse than it was.

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-Alwena insists I go to hospital

-for stitches.

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-Sorry I have to leave you.

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-I'll finish Llinos,

-then I'll do your client.

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-Thanks.

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-Don't you have four more clients?

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-Yes.

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-Will you phone Mrs Ellis and Sian

-to make new appointments?

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-The numbers are in the computer.

-I hope I'm back for the last two.

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-You won't be able

-to do anything like that.

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-I have my right hand.

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-What if...

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-Ready, Dani?

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-Yes. Sorry.

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-I'll be back as soon as I can.

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-I'll be back as soon as I can.

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-Ta-ra.

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-PHONE

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-Hello, Ty Pizza.

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-Hello, Ty Pizza.

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-Hello.

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-I want to order a pizza.

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-What do you want?

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-What do you want?

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-A small plain pizza.

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-Not too much tomato,

-a bit of cheese and no oregano.

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-Is that all?

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-Yes.

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-It'll be ready in 15 minutes.

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-It'll be ready in 15 minutes.

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-I want a delivery.

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-I don't want it until 2.30pm.

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-What's your name?

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-What's your name?

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-Arthur.

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-Oh, it's you.

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-Where do you want it delivered?

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-Where do you want it delivered?

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-My home.

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-Alright. I'll see you later.

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-Thanks.

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-You can take a pizza

-to your Uncle Arthur later.

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-Will you go, please?

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-Why?

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-Why?

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-He'll moan at me.

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-About what?

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-To plump his cushion,

-make a cuppa or run a bath. Please!

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-Alright.

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-Any thoughts about Thursday?

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-Any thoughts about Thursday?

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-Hot dogs.

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-What was wrong

-with the lobscouse last year?

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-Nothing, but I had

-to peel a sack of potatoes.

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-Isn't it good enough this year?

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-Isn't it good enough this year?

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-Yes, I'm sure.

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-Tomato soup

-would be cheaper and easier.

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-It'd raise more money for charity.

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-Tomato soup for children?

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-Tomato soup for children?

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-Why not?

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-And rain is forecast.

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-And rain is forecast.

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-Do what you like.

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-But this is the last time!

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-People can go to Beaumaris

-next year.

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-Hi, I'm back!

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-Jac, can I have a word?

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-What are you doing? You should have

-cancelled Dani's appointments.

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-I'll do them, until Dani comes back.

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-I'll do them, until Dani comes back.

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-No way!

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-Sian is very fussy.

-You might make a mess!

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-Trust me.

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-Pizza.

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-Come in. Don't make too much noise,

-I have a headache.

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-Is it free? Dale works with you.

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-That's 4.50, please.

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-Where is my money?

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-Before you ask, that childish

-picture is nothing to do with me.

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-Isn't it tasteless?

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-It's not everyone's cup of tea,

-but I like it.

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-You must be easy to please.

-Keep the change.

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-I wish I had

-a William Tripp painting.

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-Who is he?

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-The artist.

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-Is he famous?

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-Is he famous?

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-Yes.

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-He's very popular with collectors.

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-His works sell well,

-because he's dead.

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-Thank goodness. He won't paint

-any more ugly pictures.

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-How much is it worth?

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-I don't know.

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-The frame has seen better days.

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-Probably a couple of hundred.

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-If it's an original.

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-Well!

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-Is it an original?

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-I'm not sure.

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-It looks like it.

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-Good grief!

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-Was lunchtime busy?

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-Was lunchtime busy?

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-Not too bad.

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-Where is Carys?

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-She took Arthur a pizza.

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-That lazy lump.

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-Why didn't you mention

-you're looking for a new car?

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-Who said I was?

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-Who said I was?

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-Philip.

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-That big mouth.

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-Are you going to get one?

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-Are you going to get one?

-

-If I see something I like.

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-Where's your old car?

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-I've sold it.

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-To who?

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-A bloke from Liverpool.

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-Why sell your car

-before getting a new one?

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-There's a taxi rank next door

-and a bus stop over there.

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-I had CDs in it. Where are they?

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-I'll get them back for you.

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-I'll get them back, I promise.

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-Thanks, Alwena.

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-Thanks, Alwena.

-

-You're welcome.

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-Sorry I'm late.

-I had a long wait in hospital.

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-What did they say?

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-What did they say?

-

-I had two stitches.

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-It doesn't hurt now.

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-Thanks.

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-Sian! What are you doing here?

0:17:270:17:29

-Sian! What are you doing here?

-

-Having my hair done.

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-Lowri, did you do my clients too?

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-Lowri, did you do my clients too?

-

-I haven't touched her hair.

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-What?

0:17:360:17:36

-What?

-

-That's too much!

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-It's worth every penny.

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-It's worth every penny.

-

-Thanks.

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-You were right, Dani.

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-He is good.

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-8,500?!

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-10,000!

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-20,000!

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-Yoo-hoo!

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-Are you better?

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-Much better, since this afternoon.

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-Auntie Jean's picture

-looks nice there.

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-It's not too bad.

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-I'm happy to compromise.

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-What kind of day

-did the apple of my eye have?

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-Not bad.

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-Are you cross that the picture's up?

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-I'm never cross with you for long.

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-Oh!

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