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-When are you delivering this

-for him?

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-I went over today

-but the cops were there.

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-Did they question you?

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-Did they question you?

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-No, I legged it right away but...

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-What, Ken?

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-They might have seen me leaving.

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-They might have seen me leaving.

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-Oh...!

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Where are you off today?

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-Where are you off today?

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-Shopping.

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-Do you need anything?

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-Do you need anything?

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-No, we're OK.

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-If you do need anything, text me!

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-I will, Mr Lloyd.

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-I will, Mr Lloyd.

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-Something for tonight's viewing.

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-Popcorn and a film?

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-We're on TV tonight.

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-Not on Crimewatch, I hope.

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-No, the Noson Lawen recording

-we attended the other night.

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-It's on tonight.

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-You'll want to watch that

-since you couldn't go.

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-Come and watch it with us.

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-No, we're OK, Mr Lloyd.

-Thanks for the offer.

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-OK then. Let's go.

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-Ta-ra.

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-Cute!

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-Cute and boring. Why watch it

-when they've already seen it?

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-I hate being on yard duty.

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-There's nothing worse.

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-Jim called me in earlier.

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-What did he want?

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-He wants me to organize

-a spring fair.

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-It'll be a resounding success.

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-Yes, because I've decided

-I want you to organize it.

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-And since you owe me a favour,

-you can't refuse.

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-I can refuse quite easily.

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-Imagine how disappointed he'd be...

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-..if he found out

-why you were ill the other day.

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-He'd be more disappointed

-if he found out...

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-..you'd lost

-all the Barcelona money.

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-That was years ago.

-You wouldn't dare anyway.

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-No, I suppose.

-But neither would you.

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-Wouldn't I?

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-No. I'll have a cuppa please.

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-Tea or coffee?

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-A coffee, thanks.

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-Any chance of a cuppa?

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-Any chance of a cuppa?

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-The kettle's just boiled.

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-Any trips to Mexico or Bolivia

-to deliver drugs for Barry?

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-Don't be silly.

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-I've not touched any drugs.

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-Delivering a phone isn't illegal.

-I've done nothing wrong.

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-The cops didn't see me

-and the bloke's in the clink now.

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-Precisely, Ken. Why?

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-I don't know. I was paid well

-for driving to Bangor and back.

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-You're not doing it again. If you

-do, I'm not visiting you in prison.

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-OK?

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-Yes. Why?

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-Nothing. I wanted to tell you I was

-available tonight if you need me.

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-We probably will.

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-Phone me.

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-He can run trips

-to Walton to visit you.

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-Thanks, Miss.

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-Do you think Dani will like this?

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-No idea. No, it's OK.

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-How is she?

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-How is she?

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-The brace will help her walk.

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-That's good to hear.

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-That's good to hear.

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-She might come home tomorrow.

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-So she's doing well.

-Give her my regards.

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-I will. Thanks.

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-Where's the tea, Philip?

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-Where's the tea, Philip?

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-What? I forgot.

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-I'd get them

-but I'm rushed off my feet.

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-Sorry.

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-Sorry.

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-Have you found a replacement?

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-Or did you forget that too?

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-Please, Philip.

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-I love these.

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-The most expensive pack.

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-He's spoiling you Megan.

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-It's a special night.

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-Tell me more.

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-We're on TV tonight.

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-What have you done?

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-What have you done?

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-In the Noson Lawen audience.

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-Third row from the back,

-fourth seat in from the right.

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-I can't wait.

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-Here's 2.50.

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-Third row from the back,

-fourth seat in.

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-Miss James. Do you have a minute?

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-Yes, yes.

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-Is everything alright?

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-Is everything alright?

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-I hope so.

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-I've spoken to Mathew.

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-I think I know what you discussed.

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-I'd like an opportunity to explain.

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-Explain?

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-Explain?

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-About last week.

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-You've lost me now.

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-I've been wondering...

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-..which year head would be

-suitable for the NPQH course?

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-As I expected,

-Mathew suggested your name.

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-Would you be happy for me

-to submit your name?

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-Yes. Thank you, Mr Williams.

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-Was there anything

-you wanted to explain?

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-No, not at all.

-I'd misunderstood. It was nothing.

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-So there we are.

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-Mathew will be in touch soon.

-Congratulations.

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-OK, Barry?

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-What can I do for you?

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-What can we do for each other?

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-What?

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-Do you fancy another pizza run

-to Bangor?

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-The lad's in the clink.

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-Only one of them

-and he was out the same day.

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-I'm glad to hear it.

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-I'm glad to hear it.

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-There was no evidence.

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-Good.

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-Well, how do you feel about it?

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-Um...

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-I don't know.

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-If you're not keen, I'll go myself.

-It's not a problem.

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-The same deal?

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-Yes.

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-Do you fancy it?

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-OK. Why not?

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-Great. The first pizzas

-will be ready at 6.30pm.

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-One in front of the other.

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-Slow down, David. It hurts.

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-Slow down, David. It hurts.

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-We're almost there.

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-Good work, Dani.

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-Oh, no. No.

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-No.

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-It hurts.

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-You're doing so well.

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-Fetch the wheelchair.

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-Fetch the wheelchair.

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-You're almost there.

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-The doctor said keep going.

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-I can't.

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-Fetch the wheelchair, please.

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-I want to apologize.

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-What have you done now?

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-Maybe I was a bit dramatic

-at lunchtime.

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-You're right. I was only joking.

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-I know that now.

-And I want to say thank you.

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-Oh? What have I done?

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-Put my name forward

-for the NPQH course.

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-He's mentioned it already, has he?

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-He's mentioned it already, has he?

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-Yes. Thank you.

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-I wouldn't have mentioned it if I

-didn't think you deserved a chance.

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-You'll make a great head...

-when I retire!

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-Do you want a lift?

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-Thanks. On one condition.

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-What?

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-What?

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-Let me buy you a drink in Copa.

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-To say well done.

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-Tonight?

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-Why not?

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-Why not?

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-OK.

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-What's this?

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-Ham sandwiches, crisps and water.

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-Colin Andrews

-needs to be in Chester.

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-Bangor Station?

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-Bangor Station?

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-No, all the way to Chester.

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-Can't Vince go?

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-He can't be in two places at once.

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-Is there a problem?

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-No.

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-No.

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-Off you go.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Let's watch the news while we eat.

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-What's wrong with it?

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-Is the socket switched on?

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-I never switch it off.

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-Why don't you check?

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-Meical or Michelle may have pulled

-it out when they were hoovering.

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-No, it's plugged in.

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-The power's on.

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-Strange.

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-Does the remote control

-need a battery?

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-The red light is on.

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-Tonight of all nights.

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-This is like a spy film.

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-This is like a spy film.

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-There's nothing wrong with this.

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-I'm waiting here for Colin, you're

-taking these pizzas to Bangor.

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-Mobile phone.

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-Mobile phone.

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-I can see that.

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-What's the problem?

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-I'm showing you to let you know

-it's nothing more.

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-What's the address?

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-What's the address?

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-Are you ready to do this?

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-I'm only delivering boxes.

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-Yes.

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-To Bangor? What's the address?

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-I'll give you half the cash when I'm

-back. Not a word to Kay or Barry.

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-OK.

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-Thanks, Vince.

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-No worries.

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-I've read everything.

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-And tried everything.

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-One more go, for luck.

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-So there we are.

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-We were so excited.

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-Don't you worry, Megan.

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-I think I have a solution

-for the problem.

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-Where have you been? In Copa again?

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-Yes. Is there a problem?

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-On your own?

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-On your own?

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-With Mathew.

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-What are you doing with him?

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-I've had some good news.

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-Oh?

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-Jim wants me to do the NPQH course.

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-What's that?

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-Pass the course

-and you qualify as a deputy.

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-And then, as a head.

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-Really? Congratulations.

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-Thank you.

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-We're having a takeaway in the flat.

-There's enough for three.

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-Thanks, but I'm off to the cashpoint

-to get more money.

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-To go back to Copa?

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-Yes.

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-Yes.

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-Is that wise?

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-I'm not going overboard.

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-You and Mathew?

-What would Sophie say?

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-She's not there, is she?

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-She's not there, is she?

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-It's only a drink.

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-Be careful. You're working tomorrow.

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-I'm not teaching tomorrow.

-I'm on a trip.

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-Don't you want me to enjoy myself?

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-Of course I do. Enjoy yourself.

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-You deserve it.

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-You deserve it.

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-Thank you.

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-Are you sure they won't mind?

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-Meical is an accommodating man.

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-And Michelle?

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-Oh, well...

-There's no harm in asking.

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-Meical, I'm not intruding

-on your mealtime, am I?

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-No. Are you both OK?

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-We have a problem.

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-The television isn't working.

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-No sound, no picture, nothing.

-A black screen.

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-We've tried everything.

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-We were wondering

-if you'd be so kind...

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-..as letting us watch

-Noson Lawen with you.

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-You said this morning that you

-were going to watch the programme.

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-Yes. Come in.

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-Are you sure?

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-Of course.

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-Of course.

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-Thank you very much. Very kind.

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-You haven't touched your dinner.

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-I'm not hungry.

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-I'm not hungry.

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-You have to eat.

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-You can have it.

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-No.

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-It's for you.

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-You'll pick up something nice

-on your way home.

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-Hi. I don't know if you like this.

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-Mam brought me a copy earlier.

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-Oh.

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-Is Michelle here?

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-No, she just left.

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-I heard that you walked

-this afternoon.

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-Not much.

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-Well done.

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-Not really. It hurt too much.

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-You've done remarkably well.

-Hasn't she, David?

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-You'll feel better

-when you come home tomorrow.

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-I'm not coming home tomorrow.

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-The doctor's just been.

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-Don't, Dani.

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-Look, you were lucky.

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-Really?

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-You're lucky to have David here

-to look after you.

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-Yes, I know.

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-Here we go.

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-You missed a cracker.

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-Mr Lloyd's TV has died.

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-..Anglesey tonight.

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-Anglesey!

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-I'll be in the kitchen.

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-Me too.

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-A special welcome

-to Iwan Llewelyn-Jones.

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-I'll see you tomorrow.

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-I'll see you tomorrow.

-

-At 4 o'clock?

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-I like that one.

-I'm off. I'll see you again.

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-This is worth seeing.

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-Ta-ra.

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-Hello.

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-Eat it while it's hot.

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-Dinner's here. Come down.

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-Did you warm the plates, Kay?

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-No.

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-Grab the cutlery.

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-Grab the cutlery.

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-Chips too.

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-Three to share.

-Beef curry, prawn curry...

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-And prawn crackers.

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-And prawn crackers.

-

-Free of charge!

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-Where are they?

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-On the way.

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-Where are the plates?

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-I don't want any food.

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-Of course you do.

-I bought you spare ribs and all.

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-With what, Ken?

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-Did you or Barry buy them?

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-What was that about?

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-What was that about?

-

-I don't know.

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-I'll get the plates.

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-Hiya.

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-Out again tonight?

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-For a couple of drinks.

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-I've...

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-..been celebrating.

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-I'm going to be a head teacher.

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-Are you? Congratulations.

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-I bought us a pizza.

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-I'm OK. I've eaten.

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-A small slice?

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-I'm fine.

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-It's lovely.

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-It's lovely.

-

-I don't doubt.

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-You're not angry with me, are you?

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-No. Why would I be?

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-People complained I was boring.

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-Now I'm having fun,

-people are angry.

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-I'm not angry.

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-Sure?

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-Sure?

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-Yes.

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-No telling-off.

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-No telling-off.

-

-No telling-off.

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-I'm going to tell you off.

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-Why?

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-Because I know that you

-let me sleep late the other day.

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-Yes. Sorry.

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-You're a naughty boy.

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-But I forgive you.

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-Thanks.

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-To prove to you

-that I forgive you...

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-..I'm going to kiss you

-but it's only a little kiss.

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-OK.

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