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When you finally find the .srt file labeled EU.1987.Delors.Full.Speech.Better.Hearing.Impaired.FINAL-v3 , pair it with the 4K upscaled video of the signing ceremony. Turn off the lights. Listen to the pens scratch on paper. Read the sigh of the German delegate when the agricultural prices are set. That is the immersive, accurate, better experience you were looking for. The keyword is a plea for fidelity

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