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Clips from Borgen - Dyden i midten (S01E01)

"Yes."
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"<i>- Get Birgitte Nyborg's for her then. - She's more into real celebrities.</i>"
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"- and you can tell them how cool we in the Opposition are."
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"She looks fantastic."
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"<i>I'm surprised you have a heart.</i>"
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"<i>Hi. Let's do it out here. In front of Parliament.</i>"
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"<i>Oh, it's just business as usual.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>- Where's Parliament? - On 4.</i>"
Borgen
"At 11 she has a debate meeting with some Labour hillbilly."
Borgen
"Many Danes are worried about the rising number of asylum seekers -"
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"- in the wake of the Iraq war. Let me make one thing clear:"
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"- and until then they'll be confined in refugee camps."
Borgen
"<i>- I'm not leaving without that bag. - Calm down, honey.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>I deserve to have it good, do you hear?</i>"
Borgen
"<i>You don't pounce on your interviewee three days before the election.</i>"
Borgen
"We're here to cover the election, not to support you."
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"- Popping pills again? - She bought for 12,000 dollars."
Borgen
"She was about to make a scene, so I panicked."
Borgen
"You need an alternative to the Freedom Party to ensure your majority."
Borgen
"Round up your party for a charm offensive this weekend. Call me."
Borgen
"<i>- There's more to politics than polls. - Not three days before an election.</i>"
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"- I have a birthday party to go to. - Are you taking this seriously?"
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"Never let your children down, Kasper, because they grow up to be voters."
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"Hi."
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"- I missed you today. - Boy, you look fantastic."
Borgen
"I want to be with you all the time."
Borgen
"<i>Hasn't she been playing "Let it Be" for two months now?</i>"
Borgen
"<i>I don't see an international career in the cards for her.</i>"
Borgen
"Honey, you really buy too much dessert."
Borgen
"<i>"Voluptuous Birgitte Nyborg in an elegant black dress. "</i>"
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"Keep going."
Borgen
"I can't. You've cut off the blood supply to my legs."
Borgen
"You used to be so funny. You're losing your touch."
Borgen
"- than sacrifice the Opposition over a key issue."
Borgen
"<i>I just ignored the question. I'm turning into a fantastic liar.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>"Meet my new boyfriend, Mom."
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"Ole."
Borgen
"Ole, say something!"
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"<i>Come on, damn it! It's not funny, okay?</i>"
Borgen
"<i>Svend Åge Saltum, the Freedom Party applauds Laugesen's remarks.</i>"
Borgen
"What do they call you again? Spin doctor, huh?"
Borgen
"What did people like you do before they invented the cell phone?"
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"<i>- You'll get fired, if this comes out. - I don't care.</i>"
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"<i>Okay. The cab's waiting outside. Go home and leave this to me.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>- We can't just leave him here. - Katrine, let me handle this.</i>"
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"Hurry! Get going."
Borgen
"<i>- The broad's gone off the radar. - But that's unheard of.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>Secondly, if you don't mean to criticize, what was that then?</i>"
Borgen
"<i>- He's a great reporter. - No, he's available. That's different.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>You'd be questioning the professionalism -</i>"
Borgen
"That sounds strange, but intriguing."
Borgen
"<i>- or we go to the media and join in the unified Opposition's outcry.</i>"
Borgen
"And you want me to blackmail him?"
Borgen
"The Prime Minister just lost his best advisor."
Borgen
"<i>Lindenkrone. Who says left-wingers can't be drop dead gorgeous?</i>"
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"Birgitte, my dear. Boy, have you been on my mind these past 24 hours."
Borgen
"Off to battle the red flag in hand"
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"in these times full of turmoil and strife"
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"The old party dinosaurs are putting the pressure on me."
Borgen
"These suburban bigots are ready to sell their votes to the Freedom Party."
Borgen
"You and the coalition have got to give me some space."
Borgen
"Birgitte, I need you to support my candidacy."
Borgen
"- Your statements make it hard for me. - I'll repay you."
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"<i>- Yes? - Don't you recognize me?</i>"
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"- We met at the coast. - Right."
Borgen
"<i>It's time for you to pursue your career now. My five years are up, remember?</i>"
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"Very modern of me, if I do say so myself."
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"Everyone speaks highly of you, Kasper."
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"- Promise me not to go away. - Promises are alien to my racket."
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"- we had to send them outside to smoke. Coming?"
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"<i>- You pissing on Parliament. - Know what's worth pissing on?</i>"
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"I know something that could make the right person prime minister."
Borgen
"As you may know, she used to have a drinking problem."
Borgen
"Now, we have an election to cover, so get to work. You, my office, now."
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"It comes off as a smart attempt to save a tactically difficult situation."
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"<i>I don't want to waste what might be my last appearance on tactics.</i>"
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"But snitching on people who do theirjobs -"
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"<i>Okay, it's back to the old dress then.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>Nothing else fits. But I can't wear this to a debate. Look.</i>"
Borgen
"Katrine, you're 29 years old, and you just snagged the final debate."
Borgen
"Did you hear anything out there?"
Borgen
"We'll slap a sexual harassment charge on him. Talk to me."
Borgen
"<i>- and you're a brilliant reporter. If you aren't, it's my ass on the line.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>- The black suit's at the cleaner's. - You look good.</i>"
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"Just relax and be yourself. And stick to the speech."
Borgen
"Got a minute?"
Borgen
"We're going to debate the key election issues."
Borgen
"Each party leader will get two minutes to deliver their closing remarks."
Borgen
"<i>Don't give me that look. I promise to behave tonight.</i>"
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"<i>- but let me just say on behalf of the women voters: Size doesn't count.</i>"
Borgen
"We'll begin with Anne Sofie Lindenkrone."
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"<i>I'm ashamed to be a Dane in this selfish nation Hesselboe has created.</i>"
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"Next up is Birgitte Nyborg. Roll 3."
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"Thank you, Svend Åge Saltum."
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"I believe, unlike the Freedom Party, we do live in a multiethnic society -"
Borgen
"<i>- so it's a waste of time to discuss how to avoid it.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>For seven years, he's been preaching financial responsibility to the voters.</i>"
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"<i>What's going on? Keep going.</i>"
Borgen
"<i>I won't stand for your fabricated accusations... No!</i>"
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"I wish you all a good election."
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"Bye-bye."
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"Today, the Danes will decide -"
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"<i>We'd have made a good pair in the long run.</i>"
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"My keys."
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"And your phone. The computer, and the campaign documents are there."
Borgen
"Thank you."
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"- Mom, you're eight points ahead. - Seats, you moron."
Borgen
"I made the dry cleaner buy you a new one, seeing as he shrunk the old one."
Borgen
"We're still waiting for the key figures..."
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"- No, wait. Let him go in first. - Why?"
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"<i>Your lawyer hasn't repudiated the claim -</i>"
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"Okay."
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"What if they're useless, because Hesselboe has enough?"
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"- We're going home. - I want to see the result."
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"- because of the showdown between Laugesen and Hesselboe -"
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"I'll be right in."
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"DENMARK ELECTED FOR DECENCY"
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"<i>- I didn't buy pastry. - They want me for prime minister.</i>"
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"<i>- The Liberals' Lars Hesselboe and Labour's Michael Laugesen?</i>"
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"Getting a few key messages across and making your opponent look stupid."
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