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-Why doesn't anyone want to be with

-me? No-one wants to stay with me.

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-Don't be silly.

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-Don't be silly.

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-It's true.

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-You'll pay for this.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-This cuppa's cold.

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-This cuppa's cold.

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-It was hot when I made it.

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-I'll make a fresh one.

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-Thank you. You're an angel.

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-This doesn't look good.

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-This doesn't look good.

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-No, it doesn't. Thanks.

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-Cheerio.

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-Cheerio.

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-This won't bring news to cheer.

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-Take this up to her.

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-Take this up to her.

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-I've made her some toast too.

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-She won't eat it.

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-I'll take it up, just in case.

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-Bless her.

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-What can we do?

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-I don't know.

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-How long will she be like this?

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-Who knows?

-It's been such a shock for her.

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-Being home alone all day pondering

-her thoughts is no good for her.

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-Let's call and see her at lunchtime.

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-Let's call and see her at lunchtime.

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-She says she wants to be left alone.

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-That's what I would want.

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-Me too.

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-How is she - the same?

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-How is she - the same?

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-She's not upstairs.

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-So where is she?

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-Good morning.

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-I want it washed and polished.

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-I want it washed and polished.

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-I want more wages this week.

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-What you want

-and what you get aren't the same.

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-I don't charge rent.

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-LOUD MUSIC

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-Are you deaf or what?

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-Are you deaf or what?

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-What? What?

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-Very funny.

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-Hurry up or you'll be late

-and sent to stand in the corner.

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-What?

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-Oh, one-all.

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-Jason, turn that down.

-I'm trying to run a business here.

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-Who's a naughty boy now?

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-Who's a naughty boy now?

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-She doesn't scare me.

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-You don't fancy him, do you?

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-You don't fancy him, do you?

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-No way.

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-Jason, I'm not asking again.

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-Hold the boat.

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-I'm in a rush. What's wrong?

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-I'm in a rush. What's wrong?

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-I've got your mail.

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-What have you done

-to get a letter from the newspaper?

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-It's probably just junk.

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-Been showing off again, have you?

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-At least you're not in the Deaths.

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-Did you want anything else?

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-Did you want anything else?

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-No.

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-Off you go then.

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-Oh, dear Tina, my little cherub.

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-Thanks, Dani.

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-Thanks, Dani.

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-See you in a fortnight.

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-Are you OK for a minute?

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-Yes.

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-Great. I'll go for a cuppa.

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-Excuse me.

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-Jac.

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-It's as if nothing happened.

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-Should we say something,

-about her and David?

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-I don't know. What do you think?

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-It's not easy here,

-in front of everyone.

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-You'd expect her to say something

-when she turned up.

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-She had her chance then.

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-She had her chance then.

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-She doesn't want to talk about it.

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-That suits me.

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-So let's not say anything.

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-So let's not say anything.

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-Yes, unless she brings it up.

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-How beautiful.

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-How beautiful.

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-Some more beautiful than others.

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-I remember Sophie winning

-bonnie baby competitions.

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-I remember taking mine.

-Where did you used to go?

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-Carnivals everywhere. Llandegfan,

-Llanddona. I have photos at home.

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-Winning every time?

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-Winning every time?

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-Most of the time.

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-Second once.

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-Second once.

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-Bad judges!

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-Of course.

-I'm going to check the quiches.

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-Hiya, Dani. How are you?

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-Hiya, Dani. How are you?

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-OK, thanks.

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-Coffee?

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-Coffee?

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-Please.

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-Just one, thanks.

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-Just one, thanks.

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-Jac and Lowri?

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-I don't know.

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-Almost ready.

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-Dani...

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-..how are you?

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-OK, thanks.

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-Sorry to hear about,

-well, you and David.

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-Very, very sorry.

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-It was a shock for us all,

-let alone you.

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-Who'd have thought?

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-Dani, can I have a word?

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-Yes, OK.

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-Let's go up to the flat.

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-Keep an eye on the shop.

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-Does it have to be that loud?

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-Does it have to be that loud?

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-I've asked him to turn it down.

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-One of the taxis is due for an MOT.

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-Where shall we take it?

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-Same place as usual.

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-Is that wise?

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-Why?

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-We should take it to anyone

-apart from Rhys.

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-Why?

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-It's a delicate situation.

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-Is it?

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-Is it?

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-It'll be awkward.

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-He's upset the whole family.

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-Whatever happened between Rhys

-and Meical, he can still do MOTs.

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-Meical won't be happy about it.

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-I don't care what Meical thinks.

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-I'll phone Rhys to book it in.

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-It's up to you...

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-..but you're asking for trouble.

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-Changed your mind, have you?

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-Changed your mind, have you?

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-No. Two minutes.

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-Don't switch it back on. Understand?

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-Here you are.

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-Sorry about that, Mr Parri.

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-I was OK until Iris

-started wittering on.

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-She was only trying to be nice.

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-She's concerned for you.

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-She feels sorry for me.

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-I hate that.

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-I know.

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-People don't know what to say

-in situations like this.

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-It'd be better if they said nothing.

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-It's funny that Glenda didn't throw

-in a useless remark of her own.

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-Yes, strange.

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-Things will get better.

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-Do you think so? I'm not so sure.

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-I feel like a real fool.

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-Everyone's laughing at me.

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-No-one's doing that.

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-If they are,

-they're not worth knowing.

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-I don't want to see anyone

-but I know I have to face people.

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-I understand how you feel.

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-Of course you do.

-You went through something similar.

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-Yes. I received a letter today.

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-The divorce

-has officially come through.

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-No.

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-I'm so sorry.

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-We're two of a kind.

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-Even though she's my auntie, I think

-Alwena's made a huge mistake.

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-David's been very stupid too.

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-I'm sure some of these babies

-are wearing make-up.

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-No.

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-They're so cute.

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-You missed a trick. Tom is

-better looking than any of them.

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-She's wearing something strange

-on her head.

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-Tina, the winner.

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-Let me see.

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-That's a strange thing to put...

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-That's a strange thing to put...

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-Iris!

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-What's up?

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-Tom!

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-Tina.

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-No. Tom!

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-I don't understand.

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-I thought I'd seen

-that pink thing before.

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-Tom is Tina?

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-Tom is Tina?

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-Yes.

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-Look!

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-What's wrong? OK?

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-No.

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-No.

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-What's happened?

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-You gave my phone number to Dewi.

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-He asked for it.

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-You had no right.

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-You had no right.

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-He wanted help with an essay.

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-I don't want former pupils

-knowing my phone number.

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-Dewi's different. He's my brother.

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-I thought you'd understand more

-about First World War poets than me.

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-He more or less

-wanted me to write the essay.

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-Probably. Could you help him?

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-No. I told him

-to do some background reading.

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-Oh, thanks. He owes you a favour.

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-I don't want the favour returned.

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-I still don't understand

-why you're so annoyed.

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-It doesn't matter.

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-Did you have a nice day at school?

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-Yes, thanks.

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-Any gold stars?

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-Yes, two.

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-Yes, two.

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-Any homework?

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-What is it?

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-What is it?

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-What's it to you?

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-Showing an interest.

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-Showing an interest.

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-Do you really want to know?

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-Drama - a review of a play.

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-Drama - a review of a play.

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-Have you seen the play?

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-Not yet.

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-When are you going?

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-When are you going?

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-Friday night.

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-Friday night? I'm free on Friday.

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-Do you want to come?

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-I'd rather stick my head

-in the pizza oven.

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-Hello.

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-Hello.

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-Arthur?

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-Are you OK?

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-Are you OK?

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-Tip top. You?

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-I'm fine, thanks.

-I'd be better if you could help me.

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-I'll do anything to help,

-within reason.

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-I saw Iris earlier.

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-I saw Iris earlier.

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-Oh, yes.

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-She said you went

-to Llandudno Junction every day.

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-I'm heading that way later.

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-I have two parcels to deliver there.

-Could you take them?

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-I'll pay you.

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-I wouldn't charge

-my next-door neighbours!

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-Great. Thanks, Arthur.

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-Are you in the workshop?

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-Are you in the workshop?

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-Yes. What time?

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-Oh, in about half an hour.

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-Great. Ta-ra.

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-Bye now. Ta-ra.

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-Did you get those things for me?

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-Did you get those things for me?

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-Yes. Everything. I'll carry them in.

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-No, it's fine.

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-What about your back?

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-What about your back?

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-It's the least of my worries.

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-And...

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-..thanks for earlier.

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-No problems.

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-You go in. I'll catch you up.

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-What's wrong?

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-I haven't thanked you...

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-..for letting me know about David.

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-Thank you.

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-OK.

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-And I am sorry.

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-Thank you.

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-Hello? Anyone in?

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-Iris?

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-What are you doing here?

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-What's wrong? Are you OK?

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-What's happened? Is Tomi OK?

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-Tom's very well.

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-Tom's very well.

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-I'm glad to hear that.

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-If he could talk, he'd want

-to know the meaning of this.

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-What is it?

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-I'd like to know too, Arthur.

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-I don't understand.

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-I don't understand.

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-I think you do understand.

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-Bye.

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-What a day!

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-Cross country?

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-Cross country?

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-You do listen to what I say then.

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-You said you weren't home

-for dinner too.

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-I'll grab a takeaway.

-I don't fancy cooking.

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-I have seven missed calls

-from Dewi.

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-Really?

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-He's called every 20 minutes.

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-At 2.00pm. 2.20pm. 2.50pm.

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-Did he leave a message?

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-Did he leave a message?

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-No.

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-Has he phoned you?

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-Has he phoned you?

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-No. Have you phoned him back?

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-No. I haven't had a chance.

-What could be wrong?

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-Phone him back to find out.

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-Phone him back to find out.

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-He was struggling with an essay.

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-Phone him.

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-I will. What's wrong with you?

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-Have I done anything?

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-Have I done anything?

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-No. Sorry.

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-It's me.

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-My solicitor confirmed

-that the divorce has come through.

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-I'm sorry.

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-I'm sorry.

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-Me too.

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-Phone Dewi.

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-# All our men were sleeping

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-# While the maid was smiling

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-# The signs were on the door

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-# The foundations of the walls

-were shaking

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-# When the master challenged her #

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-Pizza.

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-Pizza?

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-Pizza?

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-Margherita.

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-Wrong house, sorry.

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-# The maid saw his true colours

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-# And we're still smiling

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-# And we're still smiling

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-# And we're still smiling

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-# And we're still smiling #

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-We have to say something.

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-Such as.

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-I don't know.

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-I thought she'd have said something.

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-I thought she'd have said something.

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-She has no intention of doing that.

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-She's waiting

-for us to say something.

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-What?

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-What?

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-I don't know.

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-Dani.

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-What?

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-I've wanted to say something

-all day.

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-Me too.

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-Say what?

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-Just that we're sorry

-for not telling you about...

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-..you know.

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-We should have told you right away.

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-We're glad to see

-that you're feeling better.

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-Do you forgive us?

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-Do you forgive us?

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-I don't feel any better.

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-To be honest, I feel terrible.

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-I've never felt so terrible.

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-I don't think I can forgive you.

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-I understand that we

-have to be professional at work...

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-..but otherwise, I don't

-regard you as my friends any more.

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-And I never will.

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-Can you finish tidying up, please?

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-I'll go.

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-I'll go.

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-Who's there? Expecting someone?

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-Hiya.

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-Hiya.

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-Come in.

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-Hiya, Mam. Arthur.

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-We're not staying long. We've both

-been thinking, haven't we?

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-Yes.

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-Do you want to tell them?

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-You say.

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-We've been thinking

-it would be nice...

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-..if both of us

-could give Tom something.

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-Instead of buying clothes

-he'll grow out of...

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-..we want him to have this.

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-Can I open it?

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-Can I open it?

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-Of course.

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-Barry, 500.

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-We've opened a bank account for him.

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-Thank you. Both of you.

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-That's very generous.

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-Very generous indeed.

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-We can't thank you enough.

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-We can't thank you enough.

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-You're welcome. Let's go.

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-What?

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-It's time for you to move on.

-Look to the future.

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-It's true. What else can I say?

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-Nothing.

-Look, try and phone Dewi again.

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-I need to know he's alright.

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-It's ringing.

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-Hiya, Dew.

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-Study week.

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-Are you OK?

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