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Suits S7E4

Divide and Conquer

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396 Wörter
A2
12
B1
119
B2
192
C1
66
C2
7
a ton on my plate B2 +
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against someone's wishes B2 +
all the time A2 +
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best man B1 +
biggest day of her life B1 +
billables C1 +
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breach of contract B2 +
bridge loan C1 +
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do this one without me B2 +
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drop the case B2 +
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Easy, tiger C1 +
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get away with B2 +
get back to B1 +
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get this straight B2 +
get where I wanted to be B2 +
get you on the phone B1 +
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headhunter B2 +
headhunters B2 +
heart attack B1 +
help out B1 +
hiding something B1 +
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Holy shit B2 +
I'm in B1 +
if it were up to me B2 +
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in return B1 +
in that case B1 +
in the first place B2 +
in the neighborhood of B2 +
in the same boat B2 +
in trouble B1 +
infringement C1 +
inside information B2 +
instinct B2 +
insubordinate C1 +
It's on you B2 +
jump down my throat C1 +
jump the gun B2 +
jumped inside his phone booth and put on his superman outfit C2 +
keep a secret B1 +
keep looking B1 +
keep one appointment B1 +
kills for you C1 +
knock on the door B1 +
least likely B1 +
legacy B2 +
legitimate lawyer B2 +
let anything go B2 +
let me get this straight B2 +
let me guess B1 +
let me worry about B2 +
let that go B2 +
let this go forward B2 +
let this shit go C1 +
let you down B1 +
let you go B2 +
Let's have it B2 +
life raft B2 +
line of credit B2 +
lived a lie B2 +
locked up B2 +
look over B2 +
loophole B2 +
losses are growing B2 +
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make a dent B2 +
make it up the mountain C1 +
make someone go away B2 +
make time for B1 +
making a play for B2 +
manage this firm into the ground C1 +
manpower B2 +
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manufacturing revenue C1 +
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meant everything B2 +
merge B2 +
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miss me A2 +
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move forward with B1 +
name partner C1 +
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Nice move B1 +
nine times outta ten B2 +
no love for B2 +
nonsense B1 +
not at all A2 +
not to mention B1 +
nowhere near B1 +
number two B2 +
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on the premises B1 +
on you B1 +
on-going B2 +
one for three C1 +
one of us B1 +
only fair B1 +
out of his mind B2 +
out sick B1 +
overlooked B2 +
overwhelmed by B2 +
part of A2 +
party to C1 +
patent infringement B2 +
pathetic B2 +
pick a fight B2 +
pick up the phone B1 +
picking out B1 +
picking this firm apart C1 +
pissed about B2 +
pissed about it B2 +
pissed at B2 +
pissed at me B2 +
pissed off B2 +
play defense B2 +
play to your strengths B2 +
play you against B2 +
playbook B2 +
playing good soldier C1 +
poach B2 +
poached C1 +
poaching B2 +
poured fuel on the fire C1 +
prearranged deal B2 +
privileged information B2 +
pro bono B2 +
promoted me B1 +
promoted to B1 +
promotion B1 +
proposed B2 +
proud of B1 +
prove B1 +
pull something like this B2 +
pursue B2 +
pushing 50 B2 +
put it off B2 +
put out feelers C1 +
put that in writing B2 +
put them in the ground C1 +
puts one of my biggest clients on the block C1 +
putting out word C1 +
raise B1 +
redone B1 +
refute C1 +
regretted B2 +
restructure B2 +
retaliate B2 +
retirement suits you B2 +
right on time B1 +
rook to bishop four C1 +
run it down for you B2 +
run roughshod over C2 +
running this firm into the ground C1 +
saved your ass B2 +
say it often enough B2 +
schedules are crazy B1 +
see this thing through B2 +
sending out B1 +
set a date B1 +
set a meeting B1 +
setting a precedent B2 +
settle B1 +
shitty B2 +
shoot the shit C1 +
shut down B2 +
signed an agreement B1 +
Son of a bitch C1 +
speaking of B1 +
Speaking of which B1 +
special little girl B1 +
spending more time thinking about B1 +
split decision C1 +
stopping by B1 +
struggling B1 +
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sue you for B2 +
suing B2 +
suing for B2 +
sure as hell C1 +
surveillance video B1 +
take a breath B1 +
take a look at B1 +
take care of B1 +
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take some time B1 +
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taking your calls B1 +
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Thank god B1 +
that ship has sailed C1 +
the least you can do B1 +
the truth is B1 +
There's gotta be B1 +
thin quarter C1 +
thinking it through B2 +
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threw everything you had B2 +
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throw it right the hell back C1 +
throw ourselves into B2 +
tighty-whities C1 +
time card B1 +
too good B1 +
took a chance on B2 +
took me in B2 +
took their senior partner and marquee client out from under their noses C1 +
tortious interference C2 +
turn it down B2 +
turn this down B1 +
turned the offer down B2 +
turning this down B2 +
turns out B1 +
twice the man C1 +
unappreciated B2 +
undermined C1 +
unites B2 +
up and get in a fight B2 +
version of events B2 +
wait up B1 +
walk in on B2 +
walk over to B1 +
walk with me A2 +
wanna A2 +
wanna have it at B1 +
waste my time B1 +
watch your backside B2 +
way out B1 +
we've been over this B2 +
went away B1 +
went out on a limb C1 +
what's gonna come of it B2 +
what's wrong with us B1 +
whatever it took B2 +
won't so much as look at C1 +
worked my ass off B2 +
working around the clock B2 +
worry about that A2 +
wrap up B2 +
you better be good and ready B2 +
You didn't have to do this B1 +
you gotta be shitting me B2 +
you have to admit B1 +

In "Suits" Season 7, Episode 4, titled "Divide and Conquer," the intricate dynamics of the firm are put to the test as Harvey Specter and Mike Ross navigate the repercussions of their past decisions. As they face the fallout from their actions, clients and personal relationships become intertwined in unexpected ways. The episode centers on a high-stakes case involving a corporate client, where both Harvey and Mike must confront their own moral dilemmas while trying to maintain the integrity of their law firm. Meanwhile, Donna Paulsen and Louis Litt find themselves at odds as they tackle the challenges of their roles, leading to tensions that could impact their professional futures. The episode explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the complexities of navigating personal ambition within a competitive environment.

As the storyline unfolds, conflicts arise when Harvey's aggressive tactics clash with Mike's more principled approach, forcing them to reassess their strategies. Their differing philosophies lead to heated discussions about the value of winning at all costs versus doing what is ethically right. Simultaneously, Louis grapples with his insecurities in the wake of a recent promotion, which brings out both the best and worst in him as he tries to prove his worth. Donna, ever the mediator, attempts to find common ground between the feuding parties, but her efforts often lead to unexpected complications. Key moments in the episode highlight the fragility of relationships and the tough choices that define success in the legal world, culminating in a dramatic resolution that leaves the characters reevaluating their paths forward.

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