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a route out of a place or situation Carrie: I think it's a way out for both of us
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Brody: So, how do I apply to become your cabin boy? Carrie: Oh, that's a coveted spot
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the particular problem that makes a situation difficult or impossible
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the land and building owned by someone, especially by a company or organization
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verb FORMAL to say or write something, especially clearly and carefully Judge: Would you state your full name? Carrie: Carrie Anne Mathison
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noun, the fact not giving enough care or attention to someone or something Judge: We' ve heard from dozens of witnesses, some who go so far as the accuse the CIA of covering up it's own negligence in the days and weeks leading up to the attack
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adjective, difficult to fight against Therapist: We talked about really slowing things down so they're not so overwhelming
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verb, to prevent something from being known about or seen She's been diagnosed as bipolar, a condition she concealed from the supervisor for more than 10 years
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noun, a person whose job is to supervise someone or something She's been diagnosed as bipolar, a condition she concealed from the supervisor for more than 10 years
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idiom, if you are up to speed with a subject or activity, you have all the latest information about it and are able to do it well Saul: Peter, you'll get her up to speed
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phrasal verb, verb, to stop liking or being interested in someone something Doctor: what do you mean you fucked up? Carrie: I mean, I went off my meds. Clearly that was a bad idea. Doctor: You told Dr. Hamlan you meds dulled you. Carrie: Well, maybe that's not such a bad thing. Doctor: This is quite the sea change for you
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Doctor: what do you mean you fucked up? Carrie: I mean, I went off my meds. Clearly that was a bad idea. Doctor: You told Dr. Hamlan you meds dulled you. Carrie: Well, maybe that's not such a bad thing. Doctor: This is quite the sea change for you
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verb, to make a very strong and urgent request Jessica Brody: And I know something is wrong now. I know it. And I'm begging you, please help me find her
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verb/noun, to leave a mark on something that is difficult to remove / a dirty mark on something that is difficult to remove Majid Javadi: No, thank you. I need to change my shirt. It's stained
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adjective WITHOUT EMOTION, a detached person does not show any emotional involment or intend in a situation Mira Berenson: For God's sake, Saul, stop this detached routine. Just get angry at something
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adjective, a stubborn person is determined to do what he or she wants and refuses to do anything else / opposed to change or suggestion Saul Berenson: He's (Majid Javadi) a stubborn man to begin with
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phrase, used to say that an activity has gone well until now Max Piotrowski: He's (Majid Javadi) heading west towards 270. So far, so good (Javadi going to meet Carrie)
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adjective, showing a willingness to take risk or offend people Dar Adal: An audacious operation (talking to Saul about turning Javadi as an asset)
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formal, noun, the quality of being good and deserving praise / verb, if something merits a particular treatment, it deserves or is considered important enough to be treated in that way Der Adal: He signed off? Saul: Well, let's put it this way - He sees the merits of the operation. Der Adal: So he's taking it to the president?
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the advantages somerhing has compared to something else Der Adal: He signed off? Saul: Well, let's put it this way - He sees the merits of the operation. Der Adal: So he's taking it to the president?
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