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Prince of Persia The Sands of Time (2010)
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between brothers is the sword that defends our empire.
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Prince of Persia The Sands of Time (2010)
7.2s
Family, the bond between brothers that is the sword, that defends our empire.
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The Mandalorian () - S01E03 Chapter 3: The Sin
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ARMORER: The Empire is no longer.
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Atlantis: The Lost Empire
1.3s
that no longer exists.
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Madam Secretary (2014) - S02E03 The Rusalka
1.3s
...the United Kingdom is no longer an empire.
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Invictus (2009)
3.7s
Our enemy is no longer the Afrikaner.
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S02E01 Brother
1.7s
it is our ruling that the defendant
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The X-Files (1993) - S01E02
3.5s
Our kidnap victim is no longer outstanding.
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The Handmaid's Tale (2017) - S02E09 Smart Power
2.3s
Our former position is no longer sustainable.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
2.8s
Jack Sparrow is no longer our captain.
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The West Wing (1999) - S01E02 Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
3s
Lloyd Russell is no longer our client.
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Empire (2015) - S01E09 Music
2.5s
that A-and-R girl is no longer with us.
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Empire (2015) - S01E03 Music
3.1s
My obedience is no longer for sale.
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Empire (2015) - S01E04 Music
1.9s
My obedience is no longer for sale.
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Archer (2009) - S10E09 Archer: 1999 -- Robert De Niro
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- No, the defendant is not because there is no defendant
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Our Brand Is Crisis (2015)
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INTERVIEWER: No longer idealistic?