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Robert Lindley:
[Looking at two Germans in the train]
I wonder how they'll handle it.
Sterling:
Truthfully, I hope. Otherwise I'm wasting my valuable time. I'm in re-education. Seems pretty hopeless at times. I mean, what is more important than giving them the light to see?
Robert Lindley:
Giving them something to eat?
Sterling:
Your field?
Robert Lindley:
I do sleight of hand. We're supposed to make 1,500 calories look like an eight-course meal - and prevent things like plague and starvation.

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Il treno ferma a Berlino (1948)

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