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(原来您就是武木大佐) ── Previous context

“I've long intended to return this to you in person.”

(我今天叫你来啊) ── Previous context

“I asked you here today to tell you”

(直接把人赶出去了 被诬陷成了抗日分子) ── Previous context

“It's not a big deal. The Japanese just wants him to apologize in person.”

(师长 我是自己来的) ── Previous context

“We really can't miss the opportunity again. The enemy in front of us”

(看来真的是积怨已久了) ── Previous context

“Say whatever you have to my face.”

(怎么样) ── Previous context

“There are some things I must tell you face to face.”

(你出来 他们倒出去了 你们往哪去 先上车吧 行) ── Previous context

“Why are you getting a lawyer? I'll go and talk to them. Listen to me. We should first leave this place.”

(立马的) ── Previous context

“in a heartbeat for a face-off.”

(我不会让你好过) ── Previous context

“He'd demand an explanation”

(您说有人举报) ── Previous context

“You can call that person here so we can confront them face to face.”

(关于戚严和他哥哥 还有他爸爸的情况) ── Previous context

“and her father I'd like to talk to you in person about.”

(我觉得这事) ── Previous context

“should still be discussed face-to-face with him.”

(胡警官 胡文静 您好 您好) ── Previous context

“I stood you up. I'm sorry. I came to apologize in person,”

(我觉得不合适) ── Previous context

“Then you should go talk to them in person.”

(三句两句说不清楚) ── Previous context

“Let's grab dinner and talk about it in person.”

(就会更少了) ── Previous context

“I never had the chance to congratulate you in person before.”

(指不定背后怎么挤对你们俩呢 背后挤对就挤对呗) ── Previous context

“I don't care. I'm not afraid to face them.”

(那顺便跟您说一下) ── Previous context

“Things like this are better discussed face-to-face.”