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Clips from Annie

"Lucky me, lucky me Look at what I'm dripping with"
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"Little girls"
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"Little cheeks, little teeth Everything around me is"
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"Little"
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"If I wring little necks"
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"Surely I would get an acquittal"
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"Someday I'll step on their freckles"
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"Some night I'll straighten their curls"
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"Send a flood, send the flu"
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"Anything that you can do To little, little, little"
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"Little, little, little"
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"Little girls"
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"Someday I'll /and in the nuthouse"
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"With all the nuts and the squirrels"
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"There I'll stay, tucked away Till the prohibition of"
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"Little"
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"Girls"
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"- Rooster! - Sis."
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"You're supposed to be in jail."
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"- They let me out early. - For good behavior."
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"I want you to meet a friend of mine. Lily St. Regis."
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"- Named from the hotel. - Room service."
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"This afternoon, I put 10 on the nose of a beautiful horse at 8-1."
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"Sure enough, the scum-bum took off and whipped the pack."
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"No kidding?"
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"The thing is, I got delayed and I didn't have time to cash in."
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"Eighty bucks, sis, first thing in the morning, guaranteed."
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"All I need is 5 to tide me over."
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"Not even a nickel for the subway."
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"Come on, sis."
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"I bet Miss Sticky-Fingers here can loan you a lousy 5 bucks."
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"I beg your pardon, I'm sure."
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"But I don't stoop to what you're incinerating."
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"Give me back my goods, toots."
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"Okay, Rooster."
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"If I loan you 5 bucks, will you take this dumb hotel out of here?"
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"I'm sorry, sis. Lily."
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"Not even a nickel for the subway."
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"You and her have the same mother?"
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"Rooster!"
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"Betcha he reads Betcha she sews"
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"Maybe she's made me A closet of clothes"
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"Maybe they're strict As straight as a line"
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"Don't really care As long as they're mine"
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"So maybe now this prayer's"
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"The last one of its kind"
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"Won't you please come get your baby?"
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"Maybe"
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"This room's bigger than Grant's tomb."
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"Me too."
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"Come on, Sandy. Come on!"
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"In conclusion..."
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"...because your country has raised its voice loud and clear for democracy..."
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"...I will extend to you a credit line..."
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"...for 35 of my new fighter-bombers."
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"That will come with a year's supply of spare parts and ammunition--"
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"What's this?"
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"Sandy's not used to sleeping by himself. He gets lonesome."
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"Where were we?"
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"-"Ammunition," sir. - Are you getting a lot done?"
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"I'd get a lot more done if certain people..."
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"If Franklin Delano Roosevelt would leave me alone."
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"Six calls since I got home."
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"- What's he want? - My support for the New Deal."
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"He is our president, sir."
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"Punjab!"
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"Remove this animal and its young mistress along with it."
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"Dear Richie, this letter will serve as confirmation of correspondence..."
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"...concerning the details of your extended deferment."
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"--On or before September 1."
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"If you cannot meet that deadline, you will be charged interest."
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"Six percent. Cordially, et cetera."
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"P.S. One of my companies is developing bomb-proof glass."
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"This may be of interest to you if the global situation deteriorates."
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"- What was that? - Well done, Sandy."
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"- Was that man trying to kill you? - That will be all."
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"Yes, sir. Come along, dear."
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"- Who'd want to kill Mr. Warbucks? - The Bolsheviks."
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"He's proof that the American system works..."
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"...and Bolsheviks don't want anyone to know."
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"The Bolsheviks? Leaping lizards!"
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"Get your dog out of my pool!"
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"He thought you were drowning. He was trying to save your life."
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"- Go on, you mutt. Get out of here. - Come on."
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"Like my suit?"
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"What? Oh, yes."
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"Miss Farrell picked it out."
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"- Never thought I'd get used to a girl. - Girls are easier to get used to."
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"Like Miss Farrell, she does all the work around here."
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"- You don't know her first name. - I do. It's Grace."
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"She thinks you're the greatest thing since sliced bread."
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"I beg your pardon."
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"I know it's none of my business, but you never notice anything."
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"Sliced bread."
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"Wilhelm, please offer your son my congratulations on his engagement."
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"Hold on. Buy copper."
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"Tell the crown prince that my yacht in Monte Carlo..."
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"...is entirely at his disposal."
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"Hold on. More copper."
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"- Don't encourage her, Punjab. - Maybe I should take her out."
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"- Where do you want to go? - To meet President Roosevelt."
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"- How about a movie? - Pepper went to a movie once."
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"She said it was swell, and Miss Hannigan goes all the time."
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"- Take her to the Radio City Music Hall. - Aren't you going to take me?"
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"Me? Annie, you may think that Miss Farrell does all the work..."
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"...but I'm a very busy man."
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"I know. Didn't mean to get in the way, Mr. Warbucks."
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"Nobody has to take me. I'll go practice my backhand."
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"Pepper lies a lot. She probably hasn't been to a movie either."
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"Actually, I think it's better when you don't know what you're missing."
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"Punjab, buy out the 8:00 show. Let's all go to the movies."
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"- You should leave your hair down. - No, I couldn't."
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"Miss Hannigan says a man don't look at your brains."
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"Oh, really? My goodness."
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"Come on, let's go to the movies."
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"Let's go see the stars."
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"Cowboy heroes"
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"Cops and robbers"
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"Glamour and strife"
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"Bigger than life"
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