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-What happened? Did it just go?

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-Yes, as suddenly as it came.

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-What do you think you're doing?

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-If you fancy buying this place...

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-..there's a queue.

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-..there's a queue.

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-What?

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-Subtitles

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-# Moving, moving, moving on

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-# But I've never been

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-# This way before #

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-Are you expecting

-something important?

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-You.

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-You.

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-When was I important to you last?

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-There's no need to be like that.

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-When are you finishing work?

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-Oh, important in that way.

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-What do you want?

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-Owain has stomach ache.

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-Now, you're going to say we gave him

-too many sweets last weekend.

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-No.

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-Can you help or what?

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-I've had to cancel one client,

-and I've got another one in an hour.

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-Well...

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-Don't worry if you can't.

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-I won't finish work until lunchtime.

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-Would you like me to ask Cathryn?

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-OK.

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-I'll get his things.

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-Are you sure you're OK to go?

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-Are you sure you're OK to go?

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-It's still a bit tender.

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-But it'll take more

-than a bit of pain to stop me.

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-I've put a thin layer

-of mustard on them.

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-Butcher's ham?

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-Butcher's ham?

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-Of course!

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-Tip-top. I might come to the cafe

-for a cuppa to wash them down.

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-Where has all the bread gone?

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-Where has all the bread gone?

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-In this.

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-There's plenty of cereal.

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-There's plenty of cereal.

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-I finished the milk.

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-Right!

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-What's that?

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-A DVD from Barry.

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-A DVD from Barry.

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-Why didn't he come in?

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-We all know why.

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-Come in, love. Do you want to sit?

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-Come in, love. Do you want to sit?

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-OK.

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-Sit there.

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-Have you thrown up?

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-Have you thrown up?

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-I just feel as if I want to.

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-Thanks.

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-It's OK.

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-I'll try to be back after lunch.

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-It's fine.

-Vince will be home by then.

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-If he isn't, Iolo's opening Copa,

-so there's no need for you to hurry.

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-OK. I'll let Vince know where I am.

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-Thanks.

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-Bye, love.

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-Bye, love.

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-Ta-ta.

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-Alright?

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-One for Lowri, and one for Kelvin.

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-Thanks for nothing.

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-How is Kelvin?

-Has Terry forgiven him?

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-Until the next time

-he messes things up.

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-Just ask if you're a driver short.

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-Thanks. The fool.

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-I feel sorry for him.

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-I hope you haven't started

-that home brew.

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-It's in the cupboard.

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-Ken won't need another drop of beer

-for a month.

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-We won't be able to drink it

-for a month.

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-It cost me money!

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-Don't talk to me.

-He hasn't had my present yet.

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-I'll phone the racetrack later.

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-And get the home brew

-out of the cupboard.

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-What's this? Pick on Ken day?

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-Yes. Bye.

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-I'm never sure

-what the time difference is.

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-I hoped to catch you before bedtime.

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-I've tried more than once.

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-I don't want to nag

-and spoil your fun, Alwyn...

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-..when you get a minute...

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-..please phone me back.

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-Behave.

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-Give my regards to Dafydd. Bye.

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-Someone's having fun.

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-What?

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-What?

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-Mathew.

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-Oh.

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-Another one who got away.

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-You don't get much luck with men.

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-At least I didn't pretend

-to be pregnant to keep one.

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-Did you check the soup?

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-Did it look alright?

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-Are you OK, Iris?

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-You're very quiet.

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-I can't help

-going over and over the accident.

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-It was nothing much.

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-Imagine what could have happened.

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-I could have hit someone,

-and not Arthur's van.

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-Is he still complaining?

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-Is he still complaining?

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-No, thank goodness.

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-That's it then.

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-Barry has arranged

-to get the light repaired.

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-Pass the test as soon as you can.

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-We'll see.

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-Oh, Elfed.

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-Arrange a lesson with Mr Lloyd.

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-Delicious. The best flapjacks yet.

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-I'm glad.

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-Very tasty.

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-You should go on Bake Off.

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-I don't think so.

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-I was just saying, Mr Lloyd...

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-..that she should get

-straight back behind the wheel.

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-Yes, you're right.

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-The instructor agrees.

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-When would be convenient?

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-Um...

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-How are you by now, Barry?

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-Much better, thank you.

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-Good.

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-I hope that's not your breakfast.

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-No.

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-I fancy cooking pasta for supper.

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-I fancy cooking pasta for supper.

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-Very organized.

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-Philip says Arthur seems fine today.

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-No sign of a collar.

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-Good.

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-Someone listens to me.

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-Someone listens to me.

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-Did you warn him?

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-No, he hadn't broken any law.

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-I just gave him a word of advice.

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-I hear the garage is for sale.

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-It looks like it.

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-You kept that quiet.

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-You kept that quiet.

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-No. Alwyn kept it quiet.

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-It came as a shock to me too.

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-I thought he was coming back.

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-Me too. I might get more sense

-from him later.

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-He's supposed to phone.

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-He's supposed to phone.

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-Sorry.

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-I assumed you knew.

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-Yes, well, it's a funny old world.

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-One minute, you've got everything...

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-One minute, you've got everything...

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-It'll get better.

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-I hope you're right.

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-TV IN BACKGROUND

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-Are they good for a bad tummy?

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-Are you better?

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-Are you better?

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-Yes, but I've still got a headache.

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-We'd better phone the doctor.

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-We'd better phone the doctor.

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-No.

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-Have you fallen out with a friend?

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-Have you fallen out with a friend?

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-No.

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-What was on in school today?

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-What was on in school today?

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-A Maths test.

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-Oh.

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-I never liked Maths either.

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-But it comes in handy now.

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-When is the test?

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-When is the test?

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-This afternoon.

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-If I go over it with you...

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-..do you think

-the headache will disappear?

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-Yes.

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-And we'll go out

-for a burger and chips...

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-..to celebrate how well you did.

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-..to celebrate how well you did.

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-OK.

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-You have to try your best.

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-You have to try your best.

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-OK.

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-I used to bring my car here.

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-Alwyn never mentioned

-packing it in.

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-He phoned.

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-Isn't he in America?

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-Isn't he in America?

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-Yes.

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-There should be a lot of interest.

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-We've had one viewing.

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-Yes, yes.

-I'm sure you say that to everyone.

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-Seriously.

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-I've no time to waste then.

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-Is that the shed

-that's described here?

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-Yes. It's 50 square meters.

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-And it comes with the garage.

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-And it comes with the garage.

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-Yes.

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-Right then.

-That's good enough for me.

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

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-Upstairs or the bank?

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-Bank. I need every penny

-after what I've just done.

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-Oh, no.

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-It's nothing bad.

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-You've bought something.

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-Not quite. I've made an offer.

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-A car?

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-A car?

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-Close.

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-Van?

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-Van?

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-You're on the right track. A garage.

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-A garage?

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-Alwyn's old place.

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-Alwyn's old place.

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-That sort of garage?! Barry!

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-You always complain

-about the stuff delivered here.

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-And?

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-It's not just the garage

-that's for sale.

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-There's Dyfan's old shed as well.

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-A shed for boxes? I understand that.

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-Will you keep the car in the garage?

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-Will you keep the car in the garage?

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-I'll let it out to a mechanic.

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-How much money have you got?

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-Carys, after the year I've had,

-it's not how much money that counts.

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-It's what I do with it.

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-PHONE

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-Hiya.

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-Hiya.

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-OK?

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-Yes, busy.

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-I just wanted you to know the latest

-about the stomach ache.

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-Is he OK?

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-Never been better. Cathryn

-is fetching them all from school.

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-From school?

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-From school?

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-Yes. He wasn't ill.

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-Cathryn coaxed it out of him.

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-He didn't want to do a Maths test.

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-The little...

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-I was like that at his age.

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-I can't pick him up now.

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-No, it's OK. That's why I'm phoning.

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-There's no rush.

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-We said we'd take them for a burger

-if he'd go to school.

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-Oh, OK.

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-We'll make sure

-he doesn't eat too much...

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-..in case he gets stomach ache!

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-Alright. Thanks.

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-Ta-ra.

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-There's a young man to see you.

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-Mr Lloyd.

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-I'm sorry to interrupt.

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-I'm sorry to interrupt.

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-It's OK.

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-I feel as if I'm trespassing

-on private land!

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-You can wash the dishes

-if you want something to do!

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-Yes, very funny!

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-I've given it a lot of thought,

-and I've reached a decision.

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-I feel I should act upon it

-straight away.

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-It's about the driving lessons.

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-I think it would be wise...

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-..for me to admit,

-once and for all...

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-..that it's time for me to retire,

-yet again, as an instructor.

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-Anything I can do?

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-You've got your hands full, I'd say.

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-You've got your hands full, I'd say.

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-She'll have to eat before us.

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-Do I need anything else?

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-Half an hour earlier?

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-No problem.

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-Do I need to bring something else?

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-OK. I'll see you next week. Ta-ra.

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-You've finished early today.

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-You've finished early today.

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-Terry wants an early start tomorrow.

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-There's a letter for you, Kelvin.

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-Did you get any sense?

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-Yes. He was a nice bloke.

-It doesn't have to be Formula 3.

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-I can choose between a Maserati,

-an Impreza or a Testarossa.

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-I didn't know

-you spoke Italian, Ken.

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-He was fluent in several languages

-on his birthday.

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-I'll go for a Maserati.

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-I had a picture of one

-on my Maths book.

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-It's a pity you didn't

-pay attention to the contents.

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-When are you redeeming my present?

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-When are you redeeming my present?

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-Tuesday.

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-You're not serious?

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-Why?

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-I'm in court on Tuesday.

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-# The words that come out

-are fragmented #

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-You've eaten it all!

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-Well done!

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-Alright? Are you ready to come home?

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-They haven't had pudding yet.

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-I'm having ice cream.

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-Take a seat.

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-Take a seat.

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-No, thanks.

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-Have a coffee or something.

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-Have a coffee or something.

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-Mam will be wondering where we are.

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-Owain, Mair, where are your coats?

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-Owain, Mair, where are your coats?

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-I want ice cream.

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-Come along.

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-Auntie Cathryn

-said I could have ice cream.

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-We'll bring them home.

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-OK.

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-Don't be late then.

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-The best lunch box yet.

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-The best lunch box yet.

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-I'm glad I've done something right.

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-What are you doing?

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-Looking at cars.

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-You don't have to buy a new one

-because of a minor bump.

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-I don't want to buy a car.

-You were right.

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-I should have listened to you.

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-You're not giving up?

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-It's been nothing but trouble.

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-Don't be rash.

-I don't want you to regret it.

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-No. I'm selling,

-and that's the end of it.

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-Iris, love. If you're sure,

-that's good enough for me.

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-Come through.

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-Come through.

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-Thanks.

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-I thought you could do

-with these, and a chat.

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-Thanks, Alwena.

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-Hello! Alright, Cathryn?

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-Yes, thanks.

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-Go inside with Taid.

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-What do you say?

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-What do you say?

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-Thanks!

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-You're welcome.

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-Sophie?

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-I'm sorry if we upset you earlier.

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-I'm sorry if we upset you earlier.

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-Who said I was upset?

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-Listen...

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-I don't have to explain

-how I feel to you or anyone else.

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-No wonder they don't want

-to come home with their mother.

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-Sophie.

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-Thanks.

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-Did Alwyn get back to you?

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-Yes, he phoned this afternoon.

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-And?

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-He's going to look for a job

-at a garage in Aberystwyth...

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-..to be closer to Dafydd.

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-Then the garage is for sale.

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-Then the garage is for sale.

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-Yes, unfortunately.

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-You can see why

-he doesn't want to come back here.

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-Yes. This house is full of memories.

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-Just...

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-..it would have been nice

-to hear it from him...

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-..and not from a stranger

-who wanted to buy the place.

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-Has there been interest already?

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-Has there been interest already?

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-He says he's made an offer...

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-..if he was telling the truth.

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-It's a big change for you.

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-Maybe I should move to Aber too.

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-At least I'd have family there.

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-You've got friends here, remember...

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-..despite what happened between us

-over Mathew.

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-Remember where I am.

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-Thanks.

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-You've got everything.

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-You're happy with Vince.

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-The children love you.

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-I thought you'd settled down.

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-Until it went wrong...

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-..like it always does.

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-Mathew can be fine one minute,

-then he ruins everything.

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-He didn't do anything wrong.

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-Maybe you're better off without him.

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-I'm not sure.

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-He was sweet.

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-And he still is, since we finished.

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-Why did you finish then?

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-It was my fault.

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-I don't know what to say, Sophie.

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-We haven't been close lately.

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-But you mean a lot to me.

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-You've been a good friend.

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-And as a friend,

-I'm going to be honest with you.

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-It's time you took stock of things.

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-Decide what you want and go for it.

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-And don't be so...

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-..selfish.

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-That's it, I've said it now.

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-Thanks.

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-You'd better go...

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-..to Vince and Siwan.

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