Dear Mr. Diallo,

Dear Sirs?

Dear Sirs!

My dear Mr Robie...

Dear Mr Anagnos.

Now, don't explode, my dear.

Dear Mr. Petrie...

Dear Mr. Barringer...

My husband's like, Honey, deception?

Honey, get me Mr Hunsecker.

Hi, sweetie. We didn't know each other.

It said, Dear Mr. Brenner.

Dear Mr. Petrie, what?

Darling! Darling! You take these, Mr. Carroll.

My dear Mr. Thomas B. Chambers.

Sit down, dear. Please, sir, I

Mr. Malcolm is speaking to you, dear.

Yes, dear mr. Leyden, dimitrios.

Hilary, my dear, this is Mr. Hammond.

Darling, I want you to meet Mr. Fredericks.

Eve, dear, you will look after Mr. Smith, won't you?

Money talks, my dear Mr. Bernard.

Well, good luck, me dear fellow. Thank you, sir.

So you're the gentleman who was in trouble. Maggie, dear?

My dear lord, you certainly need a cordial.

Glad to be aboard, sir. How are you, darling?

Good morning, dear. Good morning, Mr. Benedict.

Look, honey, I'm right in the middle of a talk with a very important gentleman.

Mr. Slade doesn't care for the theater, dear.

My dear mr. Leyden, i cannot tell you how pleased i am to see you.

Dear Eve.... could you wait a minute?

But if I were to follow your advice, my dear Mr. Bernard,

Ladies and gentlemen, you're thinking, 'What a trickster.'

Mmm! Superé! My dear Baron, you have not lost your touch.

Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Oh, dear.

Dear Mr. Cassard, we greatly appreciated your postcard,

I hope that your dear mother's telegram will soon be followed by her company.

My dear prime minister two atomic bombs, numbers 456 and 457 which were aboard NATO flight 759 are now in the possession of SPECTRE.

Oh, darling, darling, darling!

Somebody brought you this, darling, with compliments from Mr. Warren!

Oh, dear, dear, dear. Thanks.

Happy birthday, darling!

Happy birthday, darling.

My dear, this is business.

Happy birthday, darling.