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-You make me hot. -l know.

Accounting ledgers.

-I'm just not sure. -Look, it's getting late.

I mean, judges have to eat too, don't they?

In spite of ourselves.

Well, hot shot. No hug for the old man?

The woman you murdered.

You are a good, decent, honourable person.

-Oh, be quiet. -No. You be quiet.

...1s the same Agnes DiPesto who sat next to me in the second grade.

-I'm the new guy. -You worked at Gibson-O'Rourke?

Yeah, we'd been arguing. We'd been arguing for 25 years.

-The.... -Gibson.

I've never particularly liked being called Sparky.

He put a debit here, a credit there.

Isn't this your signature on these cheques?

Hey, listen, you missed one hell of a party.

The least you can do is settle down with a decent woman and start a family.

-Where do you want this? -Right in the centre of the wreath.

They were always a couple of beats short on my abacus.

I'll be waiting.

He knows that already. We all know that.

I'm not getting any younger.

She runs our office. Look, she signs the cheques.

What do you expect?

We, the jury, find the defendant John Gibson.

I know that you don't think that he did it.

And Nonna, my own grandmother-- My own grandmother...

I was sure Kathleen was taking the money.

Was he together about the fact...

We will proceed.