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[sil.]

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[music]

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(inaudible). Good morning, Mr. President.
Welcome to Bangladesh.

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Welcome to the Dhaka, Bangladesh. Welcome
to the capital of the real world

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where the heat is hot and the poor are
poor and floods are floods and aid is aid.

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Welcome, welcome, welcome. (inaudible).

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Where the hell am I?

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Oh sir, you are being welcomed into Dhaka, Bangladesh,
Indian subcontinent. Why Indian? Because they are bigger,

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South Asia, South of Northern Hemisphere,
sir. The other side of the world from you.

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My name? My name is Murshid-ul Zaman,

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friend of Raymond Chandler and Mr.
Philip Marlowe.

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Job, stringer to a stringer. Assignment,
get local colour before he arrives,

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before Clinton arrives. Get what
people are saying, he said,

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what they are thinking, imagining.
12 days to go, 12 days,

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and what else did the lady boss say? Oh
sorry, (inaudible) what did the dame say?

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Brought (inaudible). Ms. Farida-ur Rehman.

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Get me a good story to file.

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Let\'s look back at the case.

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Province of East Bengal in undivided
India changes to East Pakistan in 1947

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with Hindu-Muslim riots, partition, and
independence. Bengali language protest

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from 1952 against West Pakistani
Punjabi hegemony. Upheaval in 1970.

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The East votes their men into power in
Pakistan and the Punjabis don\'t like it.

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They owned the army and they send it.
One year of occupation,

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rape, genocide, systematic
destruction of everything local.

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War, defeat of big brother, Pakistan\'s army
with a little help from bigger brother, India.

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Independence. Again, Swadhin Sonar Bangla,

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free golden Bengal aka Bangladesh.

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Date 1972, all the time even
bigger brother USA watching,

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making threatening noises. Nixon, Henry
Kissinger, US Navy seventh fleet

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in Bay of Bengal. Then they almost sent in
the aircraft carrier called Eisenhower.

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Now, they are sending a
flying cigar called Clinton.

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[sil.]

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The capital city of Dhaka has been decorated
with new flavour on the occasion of

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the US President, Bill Clinton\'s forthcoming
visit to Bangladesh. Dhaka city got new…

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No.

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[sil.]

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Suspect will land at 10:00 AM.

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By 10:00 PM, he would be gone. So $400,000

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for a 12-hour picnic. So $600 a minute
for Mr. Big to have his little day trip.

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So who cares if no one knows who is coming,

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American President or Iraqi President? William
Hussein Junior or Saddam Jefferson Clinton?

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Who cares so long as the
City Corporation pays them

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these good daily rate of one dollar a day. Clinton can
come and play president of whatever country he wants.

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Our interpretation of Clinton

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is kind of like a Rambo, I\'ll
just show you one of my journal

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which I actually depicted is his,
like this, and that\'s what it says,

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he is a terrorist. We\'re saying
that Clinton, the Rambo,

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wanted for terrorist activity against the
people of the world, and that\'s what he is.

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And that the most humiliating is this,
he\'s coming in a country and his visit

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is totally being organized
by the American state.

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So the Bangladesh state is not involved at all.
So that\'s it. I think it is not a state visit,

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it is not anyway to develop relationship the peoples
of Bangladesh and the peoples of the United States.

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It is a feudal simple piracy, piracy
of gas which this poor country has.

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[sil.]

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Famous presidential saying, number one.
Theodore Roosevelt

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talking about gunboat diplomacy.
Speak softly and carry a big stick.

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Change today to speak softly and carry

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a big gas pipeline.

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[non-English narration]

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Foreign investment in Bangladesh
has more than doubled

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during the 1996-99 period compared to
the previous five years in \'91 to \'96,

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and the trend is encouraging with prospects
of huge investment in the oil and gas sector.

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Janab Haque said, a number of
major companies; Shell, Unocal,

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Chevron, Dasaco have already
invested in gas sector.

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The entrepreneurs registered with BOI for
investment included mainly from the USA, UK,

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Malaysia, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore,
Korea, Saudi Arabia, France,

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India, Germany, Jordan, Norway, and China.

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[sil.]

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Farida, I was dreaming of
her when the phone rang.

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I had to push her hair away from my face and
wake up. And it was on the line Farida,

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and so excited. They are
here she says you know,

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they brought everything. Bulletproof cars,

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night vision equipment,
toothpaste, sniffer dogs,

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satellite equipment, cornflakes,
51 secret service agents,

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also marines. In India, they have even brought
in their own helicopters and cutleries.

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Here, you will have a replica of the
White House communications rooms.

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If he lifts up the phone, a woman will say, good
morning, Mr. President. Do you want me in your office?

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Good morning, Monica. No, not now.
I want to bomb Baghdad first.

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[sil.]

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I had a dream of Farida. No
phone from her this morning.

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Local colour, the best local
colour is the colour of the skin.

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I can imagine how somewhere else,
not here, somewhere foreign,

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a place hot and humid like here but different
where people are wearing very few clothes.

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Farida is in Florida.

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[sil.]

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Different local colour,
case suspect one, export;

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85% of export to America, garment export.

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$1.95 billion. Suspect two,

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labour force; 80% of labour force,
girls, young girls with nimble fingers,

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17-year-old fingers responsible for
propping up the entire economy of

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Sonar Golden Bangladesh. And suspect three,

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his export films, all pending forward for a
larger import quota for Mr. Big when he arrives,

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$1.95 billion and each of
these girls is getting

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what, maybe, maybe about $12 a month.

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These girls, I can\'t imagine them in
Florida or somewhere. Maybe Philippines,

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maybe, yes. Cheap labour is in use,
it just has a habit of disappearing

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and resurfacing somewhere else.

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[sil.]

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Asked about US investment
Janab Muqammal Haque said,

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it\'s for oil and gas exploration and production.
US entrepreneurs have also showed interest

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in investing in five-star hotels, sea
ports, airports, software development,

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cash-card system, etcetera. Besides
BOI Executive Chairman said,

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risk factors for foreign investment in Bangladesh
are minimal compared to many other countries

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of this region. Cost of production, especially
cost of labour, both skilled and semi-skilled

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is comparatively low, cost of living
is also quite low and reasonable here.

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And there is no communal
or ethnic problems.

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[sil.]

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Get an interview with a big journalist says
Farida, get something on globalization.

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Globalization, recolonization,
exploitation, three words you can choke on

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if you\'re not careful. Clinton\'s
government will promote

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American business in Bangladesh, but after
that what American business does in Bangladesh

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American government is not going to take any
responsibility. That\'s the one side. Now on my side,

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I have my government, Bangladesh
government and Bangladeshi people.

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Now most often, the governments of
the developing countries are weak,

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they\'re dying to get foreign investment,

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they are corrupt also, and they
have bureaucratic inefficiency.

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So the eagerness to compromise on national
interest and allow foreign investors

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to get away with a lot of things which
they would not have gotten… gotten away,

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let\'s say, in a developed country happens.
And if it is pressurized by the visit of

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people like President Clinton, then it
happens even more. So the net result is that

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you have the developing… developed country
governments promoting the companies of

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the west of the developed countries and developing
country governments are too weak to resist it.

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So ultimately the vulnerability of
the people of developing country

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remains and nobody is
looking at their interest.

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That I think… Famous sayings of American
presidents, number two, John F. Kennedy,

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\"Ask not what your country can do for you;

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ask what you can do for your
country.\" Today change to

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\"Ask not what the USA can do for you;
ask what you can do for the USA.\"

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Local colour, yes, eat tomorrow.

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Let us look at the case
again, the basket case.

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Famous lines by American statesman, Henry
Kissinger, speaking of the new nation

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in the 19070s, then called Bangladesh
the bottomless basket of the world,

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and now, now we have survived
famines, floods, democracy,

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foreign aid, and World Bank, being a
testing ground in name of development.

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Only problem is we have millions of dollars
of debt. Now we need to find a new image.

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[non-English narration]

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[music]

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[sil.]

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Why would he will come and see it? Mr. Big
will not be coming anywhere near this mud,

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neither will Farida, and tomorrow, she will
spend her Eid, smiling at some embassy men,

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trying to get close to Clinton. Oh,
I might actually get to see him.

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Him, him, him, it is like the whole
country has got these part-time lovers,

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sneaking here for short-time, 12 hours
while India (inaudible) and for this,

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we are making ourselves fitting.

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[music]

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[sil.]

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What do these people want? What do
they want? Oh, Mr. President sir,

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thank you in advance, sir. We are only wanting only
the following, sir, from you, not much, not so much.

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First, can we forget this small amount of debt,
this $700 million, sir? It is hardly much.

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Um-hmm, and what else?

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Oh sir, one more thing, just we were wanting naturalization
of our 50,000 of our immigrants in your country,

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just a few people, and it will be so much
strengthened the ties between us and, sir.

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I\'m listening, go ahead. Sir, and
increase in the garment export quota and

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sir, since you are a prophet of globalization,
some more investment from you in our… in our…

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[sil.]

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[sil.]

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Headline today, Bangladesh is looking for

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more than a handshake. Yes, it is more
like looking for a wire around our neck.

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The US President will visit National
Memorial at Savar, and place wreaths

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on the altar as a mark of respect to the
martyrs of Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971.

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He will visit a model of the
Ashrayan Project, a BRAX school,

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and development projects of Gramin
Bank at Joypura in Dhamrai.

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Highway, yes. Car, yes.

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Driver, yes. Nice weather, yes.

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Broad, Dave, Farida, no.

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Just Mr. Stringer on his way to a
village in the middle of nowhere.

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[sil.]

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[non-English narration]

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Here we are,

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Mr. President, Joypura, a normal, beautiful,
serene Bangladeshi rural village.

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What were those idiots at the
demonstration shouting about?

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Bangladesh is well on the highway to globalization
and there\'s nothing they can do about it.

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We are stuck on this bad road
following the wondering dollar.

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[sil.]

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[sil.]

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Two days left to meltdown. Look
at these walkie-talkie creatures

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crawling around, so afraid. What will come out
of the jungle? What will attack their boss?

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What fundamentalist is hiding there
with a missile on his shoulder?

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[sil.]

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[music]

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One more day to go. A story
that Farida will never use.

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Something boom terrorizes ordinary
citizens. Mr. Big\'s fighter planes

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playing up there in Bangladeshi airspace. Let us
see if I can get into the hotel and find Farida.

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Anything more?

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[sil.]

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[music]

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Hearty and red carpet warm welcome awaits

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the US President, William J. Clinton when he arrives in the
capital tomorrow morning on a day\'s visit to Bangladesh

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at the invitation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
It is the first visit by any US president

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to Bangladesh. President Justice Shahabuddin
Ahmed and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

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will formally receive the US president
when he flies into Dhaka from New Delhi.

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A flurry of 21 gun salute will herald
the arrival of the US president.

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Four jet fighters of Bangladesh
Air Force are expected to escort

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Mr. Clinton\'s Air Force One plane as
it enters the Bangladesh airspace.

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Welcome! Welcome! Welcome, Mr. President.

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Welcome to Dhaka where the gas is gas and the girls
have clever fingers and desperation is desperation.

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Welcome to beautiful, colourful Bangladesh.

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Local colour she says, get me local
colour that\'s what they want.

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What colour? Look at these streets.
Welcome, sir. Welcome is on a president.

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Look, we have cleaned everything for you.
We have cleaned the roads of any people.

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We have cleaned any thought from the minds of the people.
We have cleaned the villages, we have cleaned the rivers

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and sterilize the skies. We have cleaned our
hearts of morals and everything is a green signal

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for your dollar.

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[sil.]

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No, no, no.

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There goes bigger Prime Minister
to welcome, welcome, welcome.

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Welcome, welcome, welcome.

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[sil.]

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And what about Farida? What will she say?
Well, Farida can say what she likes.

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This is no place for a stringer. This
is no place for someone like me.

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We were speaking to you from the International
Airport in Dhaka to cover live, a historic event,

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the arrival of a sitting US president,
William Jefferson Clinton to Bangladesh.

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The first leg of President
Clinton\'s maiden tour of

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the three South Asian nation begins
with Bangladesh, and his historic visit

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will certainly be remembered as one of the
most significant event of this millennium.

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President Clinton\'s visit is a milestone

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in the Bangladesh-US relations and a
show of support to Bangladesh\'s policies

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and its growing influence. His
distinguished entourage includes

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three key cabinet member; the Secretary
of State Madeleine Albright,

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Energy Secretary Bill Richardson, and
Commerce Secretary William Daley.

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[sil.]

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Viewers, we can see cabinet ministers

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who have lined up for the presentation line to
be introduced to the US President Bill Clinton.

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[sil.]

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Viewers, while we wait for

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President Clinton\'s arrival, we would like to
share with you some interesting information

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on President Bill Clinton.
Originally named as

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William Jefferson Blythe, the third, and
by named Bill Clinton, he was born on

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August 19, 1946 at Hope
in the Arkansas province.

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A posthumous child, Bill lost his father,
William Jefferson Blythe, the second,

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in an automobile accident. His
mother later married Roger Clinton

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and Bill eventually took the latter\'s name.
Bill Clinton graduated

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from Georgetown University of
Washington DC in 1968 with a degree

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in International Affairs and then attended
the University of Oxford as a Rhodes scholar

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for two years. He graduated from
the Yale University Law School

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in 1973 and joined the faculty of

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University of Arkansas
School of Law the same year.

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We can see the Secretary of State

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Madeleine Albright coming
out of the aircraft.

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[sil.]

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Yes, we can now see the United States

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42nd President Bill Clinton who\'s
just landed from the aircraft,

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and has been received by

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the President of Bangladesh,
Justice Shahabuddin Ahmed, and

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the Honourable Prime Minster Sheikh Hasina.

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Shaking hands with the
members of the cabinet

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being introduced by Prime
Minister Sheikh Hasina.

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President Clinton has
entered the limousine.

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Sorry, President Clinton is now entering

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a jeep. Meanwhile dozens of school children

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carrying flowers, bouquets, and
miniature flags of the United States

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and Bangladesh have lined
up at the VVIP route

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from the airport to greet the US President.

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