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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Capitol Offense (S01E01)

"when they become a little troublesome or unprofitable."
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"Almost 5,000 people..."
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"used to work at those abandoned canneries."
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"Now, that's truly disgraceful, to put people out of work,"
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"to abandon perfectly good buildings..."
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"because our tax laws make it financially advantageous."
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"Well, I'm sorry, but I think that sort of attitude is not only preposterous, but it's inhuman."
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"Now, the Pendrake Corporation doesn't need a new cannery."
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"They need to put the canneries they already own back into operation."
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"Now, Mr. Dixon, you and your fellow canners have been taking a lot out of the state of Maine..."
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"and I think it's high time you started putting something back."
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"Order! Order, please!"
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"It's pretty obvious, Mr. Blinn."
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"Give us cops credit for a little intelligence. Ray Dixon would be smarter than that."
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"[Chuckles]"
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"I don't know what you're talking about. Is that so?"
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"[Knocking]"
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"I'm sorry. I raced as fast as I could. You're just in time."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, this is not what it seems."
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"Don't be silly, Joe. Of course it is."
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"Those are the photos from the party, aren't they?"
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"Yes. I found them in the desk. Really?"
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"You know, until this morning, I was totally baffled."
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"Of course, I knew that Mr. Keppner was innocent..."
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"and I was also pretty sure that Marta had been murdered by the person she was working for."
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"What happened Joe? Did she get greedy?"
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"Look, you said Dixon was guilty. That's why I'm here."
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"Please, Joe. What happened to your gloves?"
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