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	Garak: "Really, Doctor, must we always play this game? I am no more a spy than you are a..." Bashir: "...a doctor."
	Sisko: "What exactly does [Garak] think is going on?" Bashir: "I'm not sure. He doesn't really tell me what he thinks... I sort of have to... deduce it." Sisko: "Ah, so you deduced that Garak thinks that Dukat is lying about something you're not sure of. Then you proceeded to interrupt my conversation to confront him about whatever that might be." Bashir: "I'm sorry, Commander. It just seemed like an opportune -" Sisko: "Don't apologize, Doctor, it's been the high point of my day. Don't do it again."
	Sisko: "I assume this couldn't wait until morning." Bashir: "No, sir. I need to use a runabout." Sisko: "... I'm waiting." Bashir: "It's Garak, sir. He wants to go to Bajor." Sisko: "Bajor. For what?" Bashir: "He wouldn't tell me." Sisko: "Well, by all means. Will one runabout be enough?"
	Garak: "Certainly computer entries were made on a regular basis." Deela: "I wouldn't know, I wasn't a volunteer then. I was in the underground." Garak: "Really! Perhaps we have met!"
	Garak: "I believe in coincidences. Coincidences happen every day. But I don't trust coincidences."
	Garak: "Truth is in the eye of the beholder, Doctor. I never tell the truth because I don't believe there is such a thing. That is why I prefer the simple straight line simplicity of cutting cloth."
	O'Brien: "You can't judge a whole race of people. You can't hate all Cardassians or all Klingons or all Humans... I've met some Cardassians I didn't like. And I've met some I did."
	Bashir: "Excuse me. But if I understand the Cardassian political system, the civilian leaders have no direct authority over military officers..." Dukat: "Who's been tutoring you in Cardassian social studies, Doctor?" Bashir: "Your old friend, Garak." Dukat: "Well, remind my old friend that the withdrawal from Bajor was a decision made by the civilian leaders... one that I clearly opposed."