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-Night, Bill.
-Goodnight.
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-Goodnight, sir.
-Yeah.
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This had better be good.
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It is.
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-Bloody hell.
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-I know.
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-What are you doing?
-I can't run this without going upstairs.
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-What?
-Don't look at me like that.
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Live in the real bloody world
for a moment, will you?
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Margery, hello, yes. Is he there?
Yeah, just for a few minutes.
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it breaks all the rules.
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What rules, sir?
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shown by the media to the Royal family.
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But surely those rules changed
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the moment they invited television
into the coronation.
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That was their right,
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-To what?
-Popular interest.
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Their interest also.
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Look at their standing now,
it's never been higher.
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The question we in the fourth estate[A8]
need to be asking ourselves is,
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do we let ourselves be used,
or do we have our own independent voice?
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If we don't break this story,
do you think nobody else will?
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I know there's plenty of others
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Oh, thank you for letting me know.
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Of course, Tommy,
thank you for understanding.
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-I'm sorry.
-No, I'm sorry.
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I imagine it must be difficult
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by an employee.
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-I wasn't dictated to.
-Am I missing something?
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You said this editor was telling you
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what he was going to print
in your newspaper.
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He is. But I can't keep telling him
what to write.
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I thought that was the point
of owning a newspaper.
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Look, I'm just trying to help you, Tommy.
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I suggest you see this
for the kind gesture that it is.
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What?
That you are about to print an article
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to senior, let's be quite clear,
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the most senior members
of the Royal family?
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That I'm warning you.
That I'm giving you the heads up.
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I'm on my knees with gratitude.
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[chattering]
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[laughter]
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Stop.
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Can you shut that?
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Your Majesty.
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A story is about to break in the press
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as the companion of Princess Margaret...
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but as her likely future husband.
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We understand that the paper
is to feature a profile
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of Group Captain Townsend,
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details of his marriage
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to have been associated
with members of the Royal family.
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Should we deny it all?
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With respect, ma'am,
it's a little late for that.
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[knock on door]
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Your Royal Highness?
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Her Majesty the Queen for you,
Your Royal Highness.
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On the telephone.
[A1]Potentially: İhtimal dahilinde, potansiyel olarak
[A2]Peppery: İğneli, acı, sert, iğneleyici(sözler)
[A3]Gelignite: Dinamit lokumu, jelatinli dinamit
[A4]Inflammatory: İltihaplı, kışkırtıcı, tahrik edici, alevlendirici
Inflammatory disease: Ateşli hastalık
[A5]Unspoken: Açığa vurulmamış, dile getirilmeyen, söylenmemiş
Unspoken agenda: Gizli gündem, konuşulmayan gündem,
Unspoken accusation: Üstü kapalı/dile getirilmemiş suçlama
[A6]Deference: (Saygıdan dolayı) itaat, hürmet
[A7]Concession: İmtiyaz, ödün, taviz, ayrıcalık
[A8]Fourth estate: Basın
[A9]Moralistic: Ahlakçı, ahlaki yönden neyin doğru neyin yanlış olduğunu söyleyen kişi
[A10]Sniff around: Etraftan bilgi toplamak
[A11]Dictate: Dikte etmek, zorla kabul ettirmek,
[A12]Distress: Üzmek, sıkıntı, endişe uyandırmak, sıkıntıya sokmak
[A13]Galop: Galop dansı yapmak, galop dansı
[A14]Underworld: Yer altı, cehennem, ahiret
[A15]Identify: Tanımlamak, kimlğini tespit etmek, kim olduğunu sağtamak
[A16]Subsequent: Sonradan ortaya çıkan, daha sonraki (belirli bir olayı) takip eden
Subsequent to: Sonraki, -den sonra, müteakip
[A17]Along with: İle birlikte, yanında
[A18]Notable: Dikkate değer, göze çarpan, ünlü kimse, ileri gelen/saygın kişi
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