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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - The Price (S03E03)

"Our edge."
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"You make it sound unethical."
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"Deanna, it's just business."
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"Why haven't you told anyone you're an empath?"
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"Because I find it makes people uncomfortable."
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"Well, I gained an advantage by using it with you."
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"You didn't seem to mind that."
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"Look, Deanna."
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"I don't know what the other side is offering,"
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"I never cry foul when I lose."
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"their inner selves, and then using that to manipulate them."
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"Well, people have been doing that for thousands of years."
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"Just by listening carefully."
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"By watching body language."
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"I just happen to be better at it."
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"You do it."
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"Oh, so you announce it to every alien culture you encounter?"
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"Or do you use it to give your side an advantage?"
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"that you sense that he may be bluffing?"
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"Or do you just tell it to your captain?"
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"That's different."
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"That's a matter of protection."
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"Yes. Protection. Your protection."
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"Now it's a matter of life and death when you take the advantage. Me?"
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"I deal in property."
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"Nobody gets hurt."
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"So you tell me,"
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"which one of us would you say has more of a problem with ethics?"
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"May I join you, commander?"
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"Bought out the Ferengi yet, Ral?"
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"- Think I should give it a try? - No, but I think you will."
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"One way or another, it's gonna come down to you and me."
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"You know, you're very good at this."
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"Very good. Much better than you realize."
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"Oh, I hope I'm better than you realize."
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"The last mile of the marathon is always the toughest."
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"That's when the winners are willing to take the big risks."
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"- Are you willing to do that? - We'll see, won't we?"
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"Well, let's see now."
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"before we learn the outcome of your probe's expedition."
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"Are you?"
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"Well, well, well,"
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"by the Federation, I'd imagine."
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"You see, you have to be willing to take that last step alone,"
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"Your point of view, not mine."
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"Oh, I see that, commander, I see that."
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"Otherwise you wouldn't be second in command"
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"You know, I feel responsible for you in a way."
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"Deanna."
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"We both love Deanna."
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"My relationship with Deanna stands very well on its own,"
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"without any help from you."
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"Of course it does, of course it does. It's just that..."
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"Well, she's a remarkable woman."
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"Brilliant. Lovely."
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"Very passionate."
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"And she could have been yours, Will,"
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"And now, well,"
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"I'm here,"
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"and I'm going to take her too."
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"That's the first bad play I've seen you make."
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"If you can bring happiness into Deanna's life,"
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"You know, you're really not such a bad sort, Ral."
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"Except you don't have any values beyond the value of today's bid, that is."
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"to bring some meaning to your sorry existence,"
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"if you're smart enough to take it."
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"Sir, the Ferengi vessel is moving out of orbit."
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"They are approaching the entry to the wormhole, sir."
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"Computer, is the Ferengi Goss still on board the Enterprise?"
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"DaiMon Goss departed the Enterprise at 1400 hours."
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"They are powering forward missile launchers."
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"Yellow alert. Hail the Ferengi."
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"Request an explanation of your actions, DaiMon Goss."
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"I've learned from informed sources"
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"that the Federation has manipulated these negotiations"
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"from the very beginning,"
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"and has already signed a secret agreement with the Barzans."
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"That is not true."
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"The Ferengi offer was never seriously considered."
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"Premier Bhavani welcomed you to these proceedings,"
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"despite my better judgment."
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"Firing phasers."
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"Your offers both have merit, gentlemen."
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"If I could find a deciding factor..."
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"Riker to Picard. What's happening, captain?"
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"Goss has fired a missile at the wormhole."
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"I need you on the Bridge, Number One."
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"Excuse me."
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"Now, it seems unconscionable that your wormhole"
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"is being used as a pawn in their power struggle."
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"If the Ferengi cannot have the wormhole, no one will."
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"A missile will have no destructive effect on a wormhole."
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"But if it should explode near the shuttlecraft,"
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"they will be destroyed."
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"Casualties of war, captain."
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"My men are prepared to die. Are yours?"
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"Captain, he's lying."
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"I'm almost sure of it. He doesn't mean what he says."
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"Why? What is he doing it for then?"
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"Permission to enter the Bridge, captain."
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"Premier, with all due respect--"
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"Captain, I believe I'm in a better position"
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"to settle this with DaiMon Goss than you are."
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"May I address him?"
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"Premier."
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"DaiMon Goss, this is Devinoni Ral."
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"I have nothing to say to you, Ral."
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"The planet Barzan has reached an agreement with the Chrysalians"
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"for long term control of the wormhole."
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"Now, on behalf of the Chrysalians, I'm prepared to offer the Ferengi"
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"free access to the wormhole in perpetuity."
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"Yes. My word, sir."
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"In exchange for Ferengi convoy privileges"
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"to be negotiated in good faith."
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"This is an acceptable offer."
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"The Ferengi vessel has shut down its forward missile launcher."
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"Stand down red alert."
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"Commander Riker."
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"You represented the Federation well."
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"But I have come to believe that the Chrysalians' tradition of peace"
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