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Garabet:
[Philosophically] There's too much dirt for a broom.
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John Marley
in
America, America
(1963)
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Garabet:
[Talking about money] Now then, big money. Big money is fertile. It procreates. How I don't know. But it reproduces itself. Every time you look, there's more, but there's only two ways men like us can get big money... steal it, or, if you're young, marry. But you can't get it by work.
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John Marley
in
America, America
(1963)
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Aratoon Kebabian:
[Sleepily in his bed aboard ship] Bertha... how do flies get on a ship?
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Robert H. Harris
in
America, America
(1963)
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Aratoon Kebabian:
[to Stavros] You know, I've never seen a face like you except in a cage.
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Robert H. Harris
in
America, America
(1963)
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