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-Robbie!

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-Go to your room, now!

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-Off you go, right now.

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-Sorry, Ken.

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-Here you are.

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-He's upset about Kelvin.

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-He's upset about Kelvin.

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-Do you think so?

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-Oi!

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-Oi!

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-I know he's worried about Kelvin.

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-I know we're going to be the source

-of gossip around here for months.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Stop.

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-Stop for a minute.

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-You must be getting old.

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-Excuse me!

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-Do you want a drink or something

-from the shop?

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-Are you coming?

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-Erin!

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-# There are hundreds and thousands

-of incidents and thoughts

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-# Tearing through my head #

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-If you did your homework before

-breakfast it would be in your bag.

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-Don't forget this.

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-Don't forget this.

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-What?

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-The drawing Mia made

-for Kelvin last night.

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-You promised to take it.

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-Oh, yes.

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-Why can't I come to see Kelvin?

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-Why can't I come to see Kelvin?

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-You have to go to school.

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-I haven't seen him for ages.

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-I haven't seen him for ages.

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-I said no, Robbie.

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-Put your shoes on then off you go.

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-Maybe next time.

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-When will Kelvin's case

-be heard in court?

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-Just before Christmas.

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-Does he have

-to stay in prison until then?

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-Yes.

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-Yes.

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-What happens after that?

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-He'll be sentenced.

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-Kelvin will be fine, surely.

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-He'll have made friends

-with everyone by now.

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-Will you be OK on your own, Lowri?

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-Will you be OK on your own, Lowri?

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-Yes.

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-I can come with you.

-I'm used to the roads.

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-I'll have to get used to it.

-I'll go and get dressed.

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-Just this, please.

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-Just this, please.

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-Thank you.

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-Hello.

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-How is Auntie Llio's favourite man?

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-Not bad, thanks.

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-Are you alright?

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-Fine thanks. I'm glad I saw you.

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-You know that cake

-I mentioned last night...

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-..it has almonds in it, not flour.

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-It sounds nice.

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-There are some other nice cakes

-available not too far from here.

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-This one is gluten and lactose free.

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-It sounds like it's free of fun too.

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-It's lovely.

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-I'll email you the recipe.

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-I'll email you the recipe.

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-Great, thanks.

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-Hi.

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-Hi.

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-Just this, please.

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-How are you?

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-Fine, thanks.

-Great, actually. You?

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-Great.

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-Right, I'm off to work. Bye.

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-Bye.

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-It's nice to see youngsters keeping

-the art of conversation alive...

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-..and kicking.

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-Milk, no sugar, if you're going.

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-Alright.

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-The bed isn't comfortable

-without me in it, it seems!

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-What?

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-You didn't say you wanted to come

-into work early again today.

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-Sorry, I came here

-after taking Siwan to school.

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-Has the coffee machine

-warmed up yet?

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-I haven't switched it on yet.

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-I've got so much to do.

-I've got to order more stock.

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-Christmas parties

-start earlier every year.

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-I understand.

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-I'd better get cracking too.

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-I'm working for Ken this afternoon.

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-Right, I'll see you at home.

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-OK, bye.

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-# Since the seed of doubt

-was planted in my mind

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-# It grows day by day

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-# The roots take hold

-around my soul #

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-How are you, Vince?

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-Yes.

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-Yes, I'm fine.

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-How did it go the other night?

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-Eh?

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-With Cathryn.

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-Did she enjoy the surprise dinner?

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-Oh, yes. She loved it.

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-I told you.

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-Yes, thanks.

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-You're welcome. Bye.

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-Thanks.

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-Thanks.

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-Bye.

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-Hi, shouldn't you be

-on your way to Manchester?

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-I'm about to go.

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-I called in to apologize

-for being a nuisance.

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-You're not a nuisance.

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-You're not a nuisance.

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-Rearranging appointments is easy.

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-If you want me to work late or come

-in early tomorrow, I won't mind.

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-You should worry about Kelvin,

-not this place.

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-I worry enough about that idiot.

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-Kelvin will be fine,

-won't he, Mr Parry?

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-Yes. I'm sure he'll be fine.

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-Ken and Vince

-have been in the same situation.

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-Yes.

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-I'd have preferred Kelvin

-to stay out of that club.

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-Anyway, I'd better get going.

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-Give him our regards.

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-Yes, and drive safely.

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-I will.

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-Thanks for understanding.

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-See you tomorrow.

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-Bye.

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-Bye.

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-Bye.

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-Bye.

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-Poor Kelvin.

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-Yes, but don't forget

-it's just as hard for the families.

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-Are you going to answer it?

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-What?

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-What?

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-Jason.

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-He's sent you a dozen texts today.

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-He can send twelve more if he likes.

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-He can send twelve more if he likes.

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-Have you two split up?

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-No.

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-No.

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-But you haven't spoken.

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-No.

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-No.

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-Oh.

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-That sounds

-like a settled relationship.

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-Wil, he frightened me.

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-Wil, he frightened me.

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-You gave him a right knock too.

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-I'd say you're even.

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-Maybe, but it won't do any harm

-to let him stew.

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-Girls!

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-Hi, I've come to check

-next week's rotas.

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-Oh, I'm glad to see you.

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-Is everything alright?

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-Yes, I just missed you, that's all.

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-You should be more careful.

-What if someone walked in?

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-You're right. I barely ever see you

-now that you live with Philip.

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-We can't go to your house, can we?

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-We can't go to your house, can we?

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-That's why I've been thinking.

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-Why don't we book that night away

-we talked about a while back?

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-What about Vince?

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-What about Vince?

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-He won't want to come.

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-You know what I mean.

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-You know what I mean.

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-I've thought of an excuse.

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-I don't know.

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-Please, Iolo.

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-Please, Iolo.

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-What about Copa?

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-I'll sort it all out.

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-OK, move on.

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-Next.

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-Step forward.

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-Raise your arms.

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-OK, move on.

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-Next.

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-Put your bags and your mobile phones

-in the bottom, please.

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-Step forward.

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-Raise your arms, please.

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-A bit higher.

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-OK, move on.

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-Don't you want to sit down

-for lunch, Vince?

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-I'm on my way to work on the taxis.

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-Poor Kelvin.

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-Do they know what happened

-or how he got caught?

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-No. I didn't ask either.

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-They've got enough going on

-without people being nosy.

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-Yes, you're right.

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-A cuppa to take away for me too,

-please, Glenda.

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-And a mince pie today, Terry!

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-What have you done

-to earn such a treat?

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-He's agreed to come

-to Llandudno...

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-..to finish Christmas shopping.

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-Finish? I haven't started yet.

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-Finish? I haven't started yet.

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-We're organized.

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-There's a list of what everyone had

-last year and the year before.

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-Fair play for sacrificing

-your weekend.

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-Sunday's his only day off

-now that Kelvin isn't around.

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-She's promised me steak and chips

-on the way home.

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-I'm looking forward to it.

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-Enjoy yourselves if I don't see you.

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-Bye.

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-Bye, Vince.

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-I'll pay for these, Terry.

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-Steak and chips,

-a cuppa and a mince pie?

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-We'll have to go Christmas shopping

-more often.

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-Just the man.

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-Two coffees, please, Glenda.

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-What can I do for you?

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-We've bought a new kitchen.

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-We've got an ex-display kitchen.

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-Yes, but it's top of the range.

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-We're getting it this afternoon

-ready for you to start tomorrow.

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-That suits me.

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-I hope the Kelvin situation doesn't

-mean it'll take an age to fit it.

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-We've been living in a mess

-for weeks already.

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-Don't worry.

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-Fitting a small kitchen like yours

-won't take long, Michelle.

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-I'll see you at home, Glenda!

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-Bye.

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-# The blood is flowing

-beneath the skin

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-# The blood is flowing

-beneath skin

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-# Beneath the skin

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-# Beneath the skin #

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-Kelv.

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-I'm sorry. I'm so sorry, Lowri.

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

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-Is everyone OK?

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-It doesn't matter how we are.

-How are you?

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-I'm alright.

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-The food is no worse

-than Mam's food.

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-Are the children alright?

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-Are the children alright?

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-Yes. They miss you.

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-Robbie was grumbling this morning.

-He wanted to come with me.

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-I want to see them too.

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-Can you bring them

-with you next time, please?

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-I'll try my best.

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-How could you be so stupid, Kelv?

-What happened?

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-He seemed a nice bloke.

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-He asked me to take a parcel

-to his wife.

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-How was I to know

-it contained drugs?

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-How can they say you're guilty

-if you didn't know?

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-That's what I asked the solicitor.

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-I brought them into the country,

-so that's it.

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-I could get four years.

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-So I've pleaded guilty

-and said I'd help catch the bloke.

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-Maybe, I'll only get two years.

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-Maybe, I'll only get two years.

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-Two years?

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-I'll be alright. Don't worry.

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-I'll be alright. Don't worry.

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-What about me, Kelv?

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-What am I meant to do without you

-for two years?

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-The expiry? August 2018.

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-Yes.

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-OK. That's great.

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-Thanks very much.

-See you next Thursday.

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-Bye, now.

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-Bye.

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-Have you finished work for the day?

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-Have you finished work for the day?

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-Yes, I have.

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-Great, why don't we forget

-everything and phone for a takeaway?

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-Mmm.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Slow down, Romeo!

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-Ignore it.

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-DOOR OPENS

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-Hiya!

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-You left the door open.

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-Hi, are you alright?

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-Yes, I am.

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-I thought instead of sending you the

-recipe, I'd make you the cake.

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-I've bought the ingredients.

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-I've bought the ingredients.

-

-Oh, great.

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-Barry and I are having a takeaway

-tonight. You're welcome to join us.

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-Oh, lovely.

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-All I need now is a bowl, scales...

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-# I've had enough of this! #

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-Poor dab.

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-It's his own fault.

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-Maybe, but he won't wait

-forever for forgiveness.

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-There isn't a queue of girls

-waiting for us to break up.

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-After a week of being ignored...

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-..he may have a lot of girls

-looking for a slice of his pizza.

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-Coming?

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-Coming?

-

-I'm right behind you.

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-Hiya.

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-Hiya.

-

-Hi.

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-A can of lemonade, please?

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-Did you get my message? Messages.

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-I did.

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-Oh.

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-Do you want cash?

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-No, it's fine.

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-No, it's fine.

-

-Thanks.

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-There's a gig on Saturday night.

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-Oh.

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-Um, I was just thinking.

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-Maybe if you're not busy.

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-Maybe if you're not busy.

-

-What?

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-Do you want to come with me or what?

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-That smells nice.

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-I hope it tastes as good

-after being in the oven.

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-Don't you have plans tonight, Llio?

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-Don't you have plans tonight, Llio?

-

-Eh? No.

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-A night in front of the box, is it?

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-Telly and a takeaway.

-What's on TV, I wonder.

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-How's your course going?

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-How's your course going?

-

-The NPQH?

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-Yes, I imagine

-there's a lot of work to it.

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-Yes.

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-But I had two free lessons earlier

-so I'm not doing any more today.

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-Right. This should be ready

-in about thirty minutes.

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-I look forward to it.

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-Finally!

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-I was meant to be in a meeting

-but it got cancelled.

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-Did you have a good day?

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-Did you have a good day?

-

-Yes.

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-Then let your face know.

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-What's wrong?

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-Cathryn wants to spend a night away.

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-Cathryn wants to spend a night away.

-

-Yes?

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-It was meant to be a bit of fun.

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-It was meant to be a bit of fun.

-

-It could be fun.

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-What?

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-What?

-

-Fooling around at work is one thing.

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-Going away for romantic nights

-at hotels is something else.

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-On top of that, the business with

-Vince last week made me feel awful.

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-So why not finish it?

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-I need the work.

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-You can't stay with Cathryn

-just to keep your job.

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-No, I know.

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-So use the night away

-to finish with her.

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-That's an idea.

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-There'll be plenty of time to talk.

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-I can persuade her to stay friends.

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-Absolutely.

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-And I get to keep my job.

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-And I get to keep my job.

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-You're welcome.

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-I see you were forgiven.

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-Yes. Finally.

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-Are you coming home?

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-No, I'll stay here.

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-No, I'll stay here.

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-Phone if you want a lift.

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-I'm a big girl.

-I can walk home on my own.

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-So long as you don't get scared

-by some silly fool.

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-I've learned my lesson, thanks.

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-I've learned my lesson, thanks.

-

-See you later.

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-Do you remember Dyfed Watkins?

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-Wally Watkins?

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-The worst teacher in the world.

-I don't know how he kept his job.

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-I think he's still there.

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-I think he's still there.

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-Shut up.

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-Mam said she saw him in Carmarthen

-a few weeks ago.

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-Tom's awake.

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-I'll go.

-You can choose a Chinese or a curry.

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-Are you alright?

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-You're quiet.

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-I'm fine.

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-I think I'd prefer a curry.

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-Look, Carys,

-I like Llio and everything...

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-..but she's here all the time.

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-No, she isn't.

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-Tonight, last night, Friday,

-Sunday afternoon.

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-Yes, yes, alright.

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-She's almost here more than me!

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-She's only just finished with Iolo.

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-She's on her own in that house.

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-That's the problem.

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-I'm not trying to be mean.

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-But it would be better

-if she wasn't here all the time.

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-Yes.

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-Alright, mate? Is the boss here?

0:17:080:17:10

-Alright, mate? Is the boss here?

-

-Yes, she's in the back. Cathryn!

0:17:100:17:12

-I thought you were working tonight.

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-I am.

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-The taxi is outside.

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-I'm on the way to pick up

-the women from bingo.

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-I had an idea.

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-I had an idea.

-

-Oh, yes?

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-Why don't we go shopping

-in Chester next Thursday?

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-Chester?

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-Chester?

-

-Yes, Kay said they don't need me.

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-It'll be quiet here. I can help you

-with the Christmas shopping.

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-We can stop off for a meal

-on the way home.

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-Here you are.

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-Why didn't you say sooner?

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-I've just booked a business

-conference in Warrington next week.

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-A conference?

-You didn't mention it.

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-I saw the advert this morning.

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-The convention is on Friday.

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-There's a function

-at the hotel the night before.

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-I've booked the Thursday night.

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-I can ask Kay

-if I can get Sunday off.

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-I'm away for two days next week.

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-I can't leave this place

-for another day.

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-Oh, right.

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-Don't worry. It's easier to do

-the Christmas shopping online.

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-Yes, I suppose it is.

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-It was only an idea.

-It doesn't matter.

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-You shouldn't keep

-them waiting at the bingo.

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-Yes, I'll see you later.

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-That was close.

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-# Every moment is like living

-through all four seasons

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-# On rocky roads

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-# I'm still slipping

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-# Into rack and ruin #

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