"I didn't have a choice." Now you can make excuses in two languages
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It means "no choice." AS IN: "I didn't have a choice." Now you can make excuses in two languages
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It means "no choice."
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AS IN: "I didn't have a choice."
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Now you can make excuses in two languages.
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Movie Summary
Follow recently graduated police officer Kurt Wallander as he investigates his first case.
![{\an8}[MAN] I refuse to believe the people
of this country would be so blind - Young Wallander](https://clip.cafe/img400/an8-man-i-refuse-believe-the-people-of-country-would-be-blind.jpg)
![Yes. [SIGHS] - Young Wallander](https://clip.cafe/img400/yes-sighs-s6.jpg)
![[CHUCKLES] - Young Wallander](https://clip.cafe/img400/chuckles-s4661.jpg)
![[CHUCKLES] - Young Wallander](https://clip.cafe/img400/chuckles-s4660.jpg)
![[CONSTANT RATTLING] - Young Wallander](https://clip.cafe/img400/constant-rattling.jpg)
![[CHUCKLING] I'm kidding.
I wouldn't inflict that on you. - Young Wallander](https://clip.cafe/img400/chuckling-im-kidding-i-wouldnt-inflict-on-you.jpg)
![- That must've been hard.
- [SIGHS] I have always seen my children. - Young Wallander](https://clip.cafe/img400/that-mustve-been-hard-sighs-i-have-always-seen-children.jpg)
