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Rear Window (1955)

3.6s

When General Motors has to go to the bathroom 10 times a day,

Rear Window (1955)

2.8s

You know, this cigarette box has seen better days.

Rear Window (1955)

2.4s

A woman has a favorite handbag

Rear Window (1955)

1.6s

This is Jeff again. Has Tom come in yet?

Rear Window (1955)

1.5s

He has a six months' lease.

Rear Window (1955)

2s

What a day I've had.

Rear Window (1955)

4.5s

I picked that up in Shanghai, which has also seen better days.

Rear Window (1955)

4.7s

not just as a new dress and a lobster dinner

Rear Window (1955)

2s

Tom Doyle has a pat answer for that, though.

Rear Window (1955)

3.1s

wearing combat boots and a three-day beard?

Rear Window (1955)

4.3s

Yet neither the husband or anybody else has been in to see her all day. Why?

Rear Window (1955)

3s

Why, we sell a dozen a day in this price range.

Rear Window (1955)

2.7s

a kidney ailment has no relationship to the stock market.

Rear Window (1955)

2.1s

who never has more than a week's salary in the bank?

Rear Window (1955)

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Come on. Let's go back in. It's only a dog.

Rear Window (1955)

3.6s

If I see him coming back, I'll signal with a flashbulb.

Rear Window (1955)

4.8s

I admit it all has a mysterious sound. It could be any number of things.

Rear Window (1955)

3.8s

New York State sentence for a Peeping Tom is six months in the workhouse.

Rear Window (1955)

4.3s

they ought to come together, wham, like a couple of taxis on Broadway,

Rear Window (1955)

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He went out a few minutes ago in his undershirt, hasn't come back yet.