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Please have a seat. May I offer you tea? - Thank you, I'm fine.
- No, it's no trouble. - Have you eaten?
- Thank you, no. I mean, I have, yes. I've eaten, but I... Okay, relax. Please. - No more appointments.
- Ja. Is that a bit of the old country
I hear in your voice? - My husband says I sound like an immigrant.
- Ah. But we're all immigrants, are we not?
- No, it's no trouble. - Have you eaten?
- Thank you, no. I mean, I have, yes. I've eaten, but I... Okay, relax. Please. - No more appointments.
- Ja. Is that a bit of the old country
I hear in your voice? - My husband says I sound like an immigrant.
- Ah. But we're all immigrants, are we not?
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Please have a seat.
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May I offer you tea?
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- Thank you, I'm fine.
- No, it's no trouble.
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- Have you eaten?
- Thank you, no.
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I mean, I have, yes.
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I've eaten, but I...
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Okay, relax. Please.
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- No more appointments.
- Ja.
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Is that a bit of the old country
I hear in your voice?
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- My husband says I sound like an immigrant.
- Ah.
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But we're all immigrants, are we not?
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Movie Summary
An Atlantic City politician plays both sides of the law by conspiring with gangsters during the Prohibition era.
