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Suits S4E11

Enough Is Enough

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348 słowa
A2
18
B1
106
B2
157
C1
62
C2
5
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at any goddamn point B2 +
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audacity C1 +
back off B2 +
backbone B2 +
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beat up B1 +
begging me to take it off B2 +
believe a word you say B2 +
billing machine C1 +
bloodhound C1 +
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bring me in on B2 +
bringing you back B1 +
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Bullshit C1 +
bullshit question C1 +
bullshitting your way through life C1 +
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bury you under a mountain of shit C2 +
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damn well B2 +
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doc review B2 +
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Enough is enough B2 +
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girl Friday C1 +
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here's to B1 +
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how favors work B2 +
I am your friend A2 +
in a heartbeat B2 +
in good time B2 +
in love with B1 +
in the first place B2 +
in the mood B1 +
in the mood for B1 +
in triplicate C1 +
in trouble personally B1 +
keep good news quiet B2 +
keep hammering on C1 +
keep me around B1 +
keep this to yourself B1 +
keep your mouth shut B2 +
kill myself B2 +
kissed his ass C1 +
knows what's what B2 +
landed B1 +
learned from the best liars C1 +
leave it to Louis B2 +
less of a crime B2 +
let me be clear B2 +
let me go without a fight B2 +
let's hope it takes B2 +
leverage B2 +
lie to my face B2 +
live with a fraud B2 +
look at her as long as you want B1 +
look like shit B2 +
lying to me since the day B1 +
made your last dictate C1 +
make an appointment B1 +
make good on B2 +
make him feel accepted B2 +
make it through B2 +
make nice B2 +
make no mistake B2 +
make up for B2 +
make up for it B2 +
make up with B2 +
makes it look like B2 +
making this official B2 +
marinated meat B1 +
means shit C1 +
memorizing B1 +
might as well spit it out B2 +
mission accomplished B2 +
money's no object B2 +
my ass C1 +
name partner C1 +
need a favor B1 +
neither will you B1 +
never gonna end B1 +
never went to law school B1 +
no one I'd rather have my name next to B2 +
non-billable work B2 +
officially starving B2 +
on board B2 +
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on time A2 +
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one hell of a B2 +
One thing is for sure B1 +
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overestimate yourself B2 +
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owe me B1 +
owe me that favor B2 +
owe you a thing B2 +
owe you one B1 +
paralegal B2 +
paralegal work B1 +
passed out B2 +
personal mission B2 +
pick something out B1 +
piece of shit C2 +
piling on B2 +
playing you for a fool B2 +
poke the bear B2 +
pomp and circumstance C1 +
preexisting C1 +
pressed me B2 +
pressing it B2 +
pretending to be B1 +
pretty face B1 +
pretty stupid B1 +
professional loyalty B2 +
put it together B2 +
put to bed C1 +
put yourself in my position B2 +
quit B1 +
raise a glass B1 +
reach-around C2 +
rear your ugly heads C1 +
recommend B1 +
reconsidered B2 +
reevaluate B2 +
reschedule B1 +
resign B2 +
resigned in shame B2 +
ringing that bell B2 +
rip her to pieces C1 +
ripping your face off C1 +
run by B2 +
run from you like you were the plague B2 +
run the associates B2 +
save you the trouble B2 +
say another word B1 +
scraped away B2 +
screw me B2 +
seat taken A2 +
secret is safe with me B2 +
see you around A2 +
selfish son of a bitch C1 +
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set yourself up B2 +
settle your case B2 +
shady B2 +
sharp B1 +
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slap your name up there B2 +
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slip up B2 +
smashing it over his head C1 +
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sooner or later B1 +
speaking of which B2 +
splash some water on your face B1 +
stone-cold move C2 +
stood up to B2 +
stop lying B1 +
stopped being B1 +
strong-arm C1 +
tailor-made for you B2 +
tainted B2 +
take care of B1 +
take his big moment B2 +
take it B1 +
take it easy on B1 +
take Louis anyway B1 +
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take this away from me B1 +
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taking it out on B2 +
talk that way B1 +
tapping out B2 +
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the exact opposite B1 +
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the only bullet in your chamber C2 +
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thought about A2 +
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threatened to throw B2 +
threw up B1 +
throw away B1 +
to be clear B1 +
told her not to A2 +
took guts B2 +
took some time off B1 +
trading on C1 +
triumphant return B2 +
trying like hell C1 +
unfinished business B2 +
unveiling B2 +
urgent B1 +
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weak spot B2 +
went to A2 +
went to Robert Zane A2 +
what the hell B2 +
what the hell good are you B2 +
when it comes to B1 +
when the clock strikes B1 +
winnable B2 +
wipe the slate clean B2 +
wiping the slate clean C1 +
with a smile on your face B2 +
won't be going to Zane A2 +
wrong about you B1 +
You heard me A2 +

In "Enough Is Enough," the tensions are high at Pearson Specter as the firm faces a significant crisis. Harvey Specter grapples with the fallout from a recent betrayal, which has left him questioning his relationships and the integrity of those around him. Meanwhile, Mike Ross finds himself in a precarious position as he tries to balance his personal and professional life. His secret about not having a law degree weighs heavily on him, especially as he navigates the complexities of his partnership with Harvey. Rachel Zane, caught between her ambitions and her relationship with Mike, struggles to support him while also pursuing her own career goals. The episode establishes a sense of urgency as the characters confront their past decisions and the implications they have for their futures.

As the episode progresses, the various storylines intertwine, creating a rich tapestry of conflict and drama. Harvey faces off against a formidable adversary, pushing him to his limits and forcing him to reassess his approach to winning cases and relationships. Mike's internal struggle intensifies, leading to moments of vulnerability that reveal his fears about being exposed. Rachel takes a stand, advocating for her own worth while supporting Mike, which brings her character's growth into sharp focus. The episode builds towards a climactic confrontation where loyalties are tested, truths are revealed, and the characters must decide what they are truly willing to fight for. With each scene, the stakes rise, making the viewer eager to see how the characters will navigate their intertwined destinies in the face of adversity.

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