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-Hey, there there.

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-He was still in a coma.

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-He looks so small with those pipes

-in him and surrounded by monitors.

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-I don't know what I'll do

-if he doesn't make it through.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

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-Thanks, Mam.

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-Hi.

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-Yes.

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-Oh, yes. There we are.

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-Oh, great.

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-Very good.

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-We have an interview at midday.

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-Barry.

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-What are you doing here?

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-I have stock arriving this

-afternoon. I have to make room.

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-Hey, um.

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-I wanted to ask you, did you notice

-Arthur behaving oddly at the party?

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-The birthday party.

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-Eh?

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-New Year's Eve at our house,

-a lot of cash was stolen.

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-Only Arthur is stupid enough

-to try his luck.

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-Are you alright, Barry?

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-Where's Carys?

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-Hey.

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-I thought you'd appreciate

-something...

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-..other than soft toast

-and weak coffee.

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-Is there any news?

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-No.

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-You must be shattered.

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-Go home for a while.

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-You could do with a few hours sleep.

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-You could do with a few hours sleep.

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-I'm fine.

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-Shall I fetch something

-from the house for you?

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-Don't go to any trouble.

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-Don't go to any trouble.

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-It's no trouble. I want to help.

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-I'll fetch some clothes

-for you at lunchtime.

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-Right, well, year nine is waiting

-for me, unfortunately.

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-I'll see you after school.

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-Text me if you want anything.

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-I can't just sit there and stare

-at Tom stuck to all those machines.

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-I know it's hard.

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-Tom needs you.

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-Carys needs you.

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-Carys can barely be in the same room

-as me at the moment.

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-She blames me for the accident.

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-She's stressed

-and she's not thinking straight.

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-She'll realise that

-when Tom gets better.

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-I don't know.

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-It was an accident.

-You weren't even there.

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-When I said I'd look

-after Tom that day...

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-..I had no intention of doing so.

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-The truth is...

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-..Tom was a nuisance for me.

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-I understand

-why Carys can't forgive me.

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-I can't forgive myself.

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-Hello.

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-Good morning.

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-It would be

-if I didn't have to come here.

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-I know exactly how you feel.

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-Why are you here so early?

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-There's a delivery arriving.

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-Are you running the place

-now Cathryn's left?

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-No chance.

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-If you're thinking of selling or

-closing, you have to let us know.

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-You'll be the first to know,

-Michelle.

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-Come on, Michelle. We've got two

-jobs to do before we get changed.

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-A funeral or court?!

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-A funeral or court?!

-

-An interview.

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-A huge company want cleaners

-in every afternoon.

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-Good luck.

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-Jordan,

-put that chair down and sit in it.

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-Miss James will be here any minute.

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-Damn. Sorry, um.

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-I've just come from hospital.

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-Sorry.

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-Don't worry. Everyone understands.

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-How is Tom?

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-He's the same.

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-How are you?

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-How are you?

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-I'm alright, thanks.

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-Sorry. I'll try not

-to cry on your suit today.

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-You know where I am.

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-Thanks for coming to tell me.

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-Thanks for coming to tell me.

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-You're welcome.

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-Hi, Love.

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-I didn't expect you until tonight.

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-I took an early lunch.

-What did the doctor say?

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-They're going to try to wake him up.

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-They're going to try to wake him up.

-

-Carys! Good news at last!

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-Where's Barry?

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-He isn't here.

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-Is he getting a cuppa?

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-Is he getting a cuppa?

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-I haven't seen him today.

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-There we are.

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-On your own today, Glenda.

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-Iris has gone to the hospital

-to see Tom before the lunch hour.

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-Did you hear what happened?

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-Yes, poor thing.

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-If' I'd have a pound for every time

-one of mine fell over I'd be rich!

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-Did you say coffee?

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-Did you say coffee?

-

-Yes.

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-Speaking of babies,

-I saw Sian last week.

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-She looks good, doesn't she?

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-How is she?

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-When are you due?

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-Yes, she's fine.

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-Yes, she's fine.

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-I'm sure you're looking forward.

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-Will Sian be moving in with you

-when the baby comes?

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-Why don't you ask what side of the

-bed she sleeps while you're at it?

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-Hi.

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-Hi.

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-Why are you here?

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-Ham salad to go, please, Glenda.

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-Of course.

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-Of course.

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-I'm still waiting for my sandwiches.

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-I'm serious. Is the garage closed?

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-No. I was there first thing.

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-I've been for a run and I'm working

-through lunch, alright?

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-How long will this fad last?

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-How long will this fad last?

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-He's exercising not taking drugs.

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-You should be glad I'm doing

-something worthy with my spare time.

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-This isn't spare time!

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-Do you want a Lamborghini

-or a Ferrari for Christmas?

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-We haven't got the job yet

-and we need it.

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-Don't embarrass me.

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-Would I?!

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-Finally!

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-You didn't think to sort these.

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-You didn't think to sort these.

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-No.

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-What's happening on Saturday?

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-What's happening on Saturday?

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-With what?

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-This place. I won't be here.

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-I booked a night off

-to go on a kayaking course.

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-I booked time off weeks ago.

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-Listen, Martin's number

-is in a phone in the back.

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-If he's not available, we'll close.

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-I know you've got a lot on your

-plate. What's going to happen here?

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-Cathryn isn't coming back.

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-Well, there's only one thing for it.

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-You're in charge, permanently.

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-What?

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-What?

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-Congratulations.

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-Does this mean a pay rise?

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-There's nothing here

-that Sglein can't handle.

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-To be honest, we've cleaned several

-larger places than here in the past.

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-Haven't we?

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-Haven't we?

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-Yes.

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-This would be no problem for us.

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-Sorry.

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-Sorry about this.

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-It's Miss Britney Keegan.

-She's one of our best customers.

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-Could you answer?

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-Hello, Miss Keegan,

-how can I help you?

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-As you can see, we're available on

-the other end of the phone any time.

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-Thanks for coming today.

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-Thanks for coming today.

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-Of course.

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-We could always come to a less

-formal arrangement about the fee.

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-Sorry?

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-We could give you an even more

-reasonable price for cash.

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-Cash?

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-Cash?

-

-I'm sure we understand each other.

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-Oh, right, I'll consider it. Thanks.

-I'll be in touch soon.

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-Thanks.

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-He'll be fine.

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-He's tough like his father.

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-He will.

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-You've just got to watch and wait.

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-Aye.

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-Barry.

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-We were just saying

-that Tom will be fine.

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-I hope so.

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-A word.

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-What are you doing here?

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-Not now, Mam.

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-Carys is on her own

-in that hospital.

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-She doesn't want me there.

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-She doesn't want me there.

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-That doesn't matter.

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-Think about Tom.

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-I can't sit there doing nothing.

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-You're a father now, Barry.

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-Today, your job

-is to sit there and do nothing.

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-The doctors are taking Tom

-out of the coma this afternoon.

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-You need to be there

-when your son wakes up.

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

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-Yes, alright.

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-I don't have much choice, do I?

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-Bye.

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-Great.

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-You're having a good day.

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-Don't start.

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-Wyn's made me the manager

-of this place.

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-A friend has pulled out of going

-kayaking this weekend.

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-A promotion is usually a good thing.

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-A promotion is usually a good thing.

-

-It is.

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-It's not much more money

-for a lot more effort.

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-You might enjoy it.

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-You've done alright so far.

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-You've done alright so far.

-

-That doesn't mean I'm enjoying it.

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-Do you know someone who wants

-to go kayaking this weekend?

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-Me, maybe.

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-Me, maybe.

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-Seriously?

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-Yes, why?

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-Yes, why?

-

-Fancy it?

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-Why not.

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-Why not.

-

-We go on Saturday, back on Sunday.

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-I'll text you the details.

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-How is he?

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-The same, they're going to try to

-take him out of the coma later on.

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-Thank heavens.

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-I don't know why everyone's

-so happy about it.

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-It's a step forward.

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-How do we know that?

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-What if there's permanent damage?

-What if he isn't Tom any more?

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-He'll be fine, you'll see.

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-I've brought you some T-shirts.

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-I brought a brush and a salad too.

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-I brought a brush and a salad too.

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-I don't want it.

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-You have to eat something.

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-You have to eat something.

-

-I said I don't want it.

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-Come on. I've brought it now.

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-Come on. I've brought it now.

-

-How many times do I have to say?

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-I'm just trying to help.

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-Salads and coffee

-aren't going to help, Llio.

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-What would have helped was you

-looking after Tom properly.

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-Hello?

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-How are you?

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-Yes, speaking.

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-Oh, right.

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-Who's there?

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-You won't regret it.

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-Great.

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-We'll speak then.

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-Thank you.

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-Bye now. Ta-ra.

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-Ta-ra.

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-We got the job, Chelle!

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-Some good news for once!

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-Everyone else can stuff

-their little jobs.

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-He's calling tomorrow

-to organise a start time.

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-He said he'd agree to the terms you

-offered him.

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-What did you offer?

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-What did you offer?

-

-The same as usual.

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-Let's make the most of our last

-afternoon off for a while!

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-You think it's my fault too.

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-You and Barry.

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-Carys!

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-Why didn't you keep an eye on him?

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-You know how he crawls all over

-the place. Why didn't you think?

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-Why did you leave him?

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-Why did you leave him?

-

-I'm sorry, Carys.

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-I'm so, so sorry.

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-I don't know what else I can say.

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-Neither do I.

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-Thanks, Mam.

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-Hi.

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-I'll take this coffee to go,

-I think.

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-I'll get this.

-Can I have one too, please, Glenda?

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-I thought maybe you'd like to go

-for supper somewhere tonight.

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-I'm sure you wouldn't mind

-babysitting, would you, Glenda?

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-Wouldn't I?

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-What do you say?

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-I'll pay.

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-I'll bring the cuppa over.

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-Is this your way of apologising?

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-Well...

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-Yes.

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-Say it then.

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-Sorry.

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-Sorry for going running

-with the boys...

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-..instead of going to Llandudno

-with you and the kids.

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-Now, what do you say? Supper?

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-Anywhere you like.

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-Wouldn't you rather

-be with your friends?

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-Why would I when I've got you?

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-Supper sounds lovely...

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-..unfortunately, I've got a Parent

-Teacher meeting at school tonight.

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-But...

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-..if you really are sorry...

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-..that comedian I like

-is in Llandudno on Saturday.

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-Oh.

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-Oh.

-

-What?

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-If you'd mentioned it this morning.

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-I'm kayaking with Iolo this weekend.

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-I'm kayaking with Iolo this weekend.

-

-Are you serious?

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-Sorry. If I'd known earlier.

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-If you checked with your girlfriend

-before making plans...

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-..like normal people do

-you would know.

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-Sophie!

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-Here you go, Mathew.

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-I'll do that.

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-I'll do that.

-

-Hiya!

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-Thanks.

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-I can't wait for the exams to end.

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-Is everyone alright?

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-Is this how you two

-are going to be now?

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-Shut up, Wil.

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-Everyone knows about the baby now.

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-That's it.

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-Where are you going?

-It's almost ready.

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-Sorry, I'm not sure if I turned

-the heat off in the garage.

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-Rhys, where is your head these days?

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-Rhys, where is your head these days?

-

-I don't know.

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-Sorry.

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-I'll do some bills while I'm there.

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-What about supper?

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-Keep some for me.

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-Thanks very much.

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-Don't you have any marking

-or balls to pump tonight?

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-No, I'd hoped to go out

-for supper but plans changed.

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-It's quiet here.

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-Isn't that something for a manager

-to worry about?

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-I've been looking for a temp

-for Saturday all afternoon.

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-Martin isn't available.

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-Look, about Saturday.

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-I have clothes you can borrow.

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-There's equipment at work

-you can borrow too.

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-Sorry, I won't need them.

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-I can't come.

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-What?

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-Things are already a mess

-with Sophie.

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-She wants to see a comedian

-in Llandudno on Saturday.

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-What do I do?

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-Your friend will have to pay

-for his place, he did pull out.

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-Yes, I'm sure.

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-Sorry.

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-It's easier to disappoint you

-than disappoint Sophie.

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-I know you won't ignore me for days.

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-I'm amazed

-you still bother with her.

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-You don't seem to like her

-very much.

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-OF course I do, it's just that

-there's some bumps along the way.

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-Yes,

-if you call the Himalayas bumps.

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-Miss James.

-We're going to start now.

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-Right.

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-Right.

-

-Do you have any company?

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-Um, no.

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-Carys!

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-What's happening?

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-They're going to start

-to wake him from the coma.

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-You'll know what's happening

-as soon as we do.

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-# The sound of the wind makes you

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-# It makes you in my mind

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-# I try to clear my head

-to see clearly

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-# I can't see through the fog

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-# I can't see through the fog #

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-There we are, Tom.

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-Do you want to wake up for us, Tom?

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-Tom. Tom.

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-There we are, Tom.

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