Name: Matrimonium
Released: 2018-01-19
Cast: Claire Foy, Matt Smith, Victoria Hamilton

1) deuteride

based on lithium-six deuteride and uranium-two-three-five
2) abdication

Of course, no one saw the abdication coming then,
3) detonation

similar to our own "Ivy Mike" detonation in '52,
4) individualism

the individualism, the rot had set in.
5) exertion

"And that your tireless exertion on behalf of this country
6) needlework

Sewing, needlework and saying poems with Crawfie.
7) mend

But I'm on the mend, bouncing back.
8) jest

In jest, my dear boy, when you become mutinous and presumptuous.
9) fission

was a fission and fusion-fueled Sloika design,
10) betrayal

A decision which feels like a betrayal, not just of the covenant of trust
11) admiration

Oh, well done, you. You won by 20 lengths. I share your admiration for Mr. O'Brien,
12) gall

They're better equipped to deal with gall bladder problems in America.
13) fuss

but everyone's making a tremendous fuss about it.
14) catastrophe

It results in catastrophe like the abdication.
15) dread

You know, I live in dread of being left alone with them.
16) statesman

But now I spend so much time with politicians and statesmen.
17) intellect

Men, like yourself, of exceptional intellect,
18) immersion

-A full immersion. In some river. -If I were a gambling man, I'd say yes.

1) do.

-I do. -Well?
2) bamboozle

You have hampered and bamboozle the proper functioning of the Crown.
3) baptize

He was baptize, wasn't he? Just six months ago.
4) overshadow

One item overshadow every other on the agenda this week, Ma'am.
5) poise

The Russian situation could not be more delicately poise,
6) brag

He was brag about it to the Presidium last week.
7) drone

Just smile politely while he drone on and on.
8) hamper

You have hamper and bamboozled the proper functioning of the Crown.
9) groom

A deputy's long been groom and made ready.
10) insist

But they insist again, everyone keep it quiet, say nothing.
11) shrink

Taller, somehow. Or is it just that I've shrunk?
12) equip

They're better equip to deal with gall bladder problems in America.
13) educate

I educate you as your father and I saw fit.
14) delight

-I'd be delight, but... -But what?
15) deserve

But you deserve to put your feet up.
16) shake

And that the Prime Minister still hasn't shake off his cold.
17) refuse

Alas, as I have been refuse permission to fly,
18) disagree

-is hardly comparing like with like. -I disagree.

1) delicately

The Russian situation could not be more delicately poised,
2) urgently

Do you have a moment, Tommy? I need to speak to you urgently.
3) privately

Any privately-tutored equivalents thereof, perhaps?
4) sufficiently

But is it sufficiently better?
5) precisely

-I doubt it. I'd have to check. -I think you know precisely.
6) reasonably

should be of reasonably sound body and mind.
7) somehow

Taller, somehow. Or is it just that I've shrunk?
8) occasionally

Occasionally. The Derby, Ma'am, and the Grand National.
9) thereof

Any privately-tutored equivalents thereof, perhaps?
10) besides

Besides, you have already stated
11) personally

that I had a pre-existing relationship with Martin and not take it personally.
12) somewhat

It's rather worse than slippery, wouldn't you say? Somewhat unconstitutional.
13) obviously

That I obviously have no respect or understanding
14) carefully

I advise you to choose your next words very carefully.
15) possibly

so if it can possibly wait until later...
16) twice

I would've thought you'd think twice before throwing stones on that score.
17) absolutely

It is absolutely forbidden to begin before he, or she, takes their first bite.
18) exactly

No, I know who he is. What exactly has he changed his mind about?

1) answerable

and is answerable to the electorate.
2) unwell

Not because I am unwell or unfit for office,
3) individualistic

Do the individualistic thing once, it is easy to do it again.
4) insistent

but they were so insistent we keep it from you.
5) uninformed

To be uninformed and entirely at someone else's mercy.
6) dignified

"The efficient and the dignified."
7) intolerable

I'm no stranger to pain, Winston, but this has become intolerable.
8) unfit

Not because I am unwell or unfit for office,
9) unconventional

Unconventional to the end, Professor.
10) solemn

And you therefore heard for yourself as I took the solemn oath
11) irresponsible

was irresponsible and it might have had serious ramifications
12) formidable

But I can't just summon the brightest, most formidable men in the country
13) unconstitutional

It's rather worse than slippery, wouldn't you say? Somewhat unconstitutional.
14) utmost

Now, the feeling is the meeting is of the utmost importance
15) outrageous

Not an outrageous expectation, one would've thought.
16) unfair

Deeply unfair.
17) grateful

I'd like you to know how grateful we all are to you.
18) tremendous

but everyone's making a tremendous fuss about it.

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