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Transcript
[Music in]
RAM DASS: The new ballerina, she pleases you?
SARA: She's a very good dancer. She looks familiar, too.
[Music out]
RAM DASS: The new ballerina, she pleases you?
SARA: She's a very good dancer. She looks familiar, too.
[Music out]