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In the NHS, you choose which doctor to go to, don't you? - Yes.
Come on. I know the NHS. Have a quid.
Well, we had our first child on the NHS.
Look, this is NHS property, and I'm going to have to ask you and your friends to leave here immediately.
You are trespassing on NHS property.
Bloody NHS.
Oh, the NHS. - You're reading from my sheet.
Happy to draw benefit, live here in peace and democracy, and drive his mum down the NHS for free radiotherapy.
The sale of Firestorm could raise enough to buy three small countries with enough change to save the NHS.
That's an NHS suit, all right.
You're awfully young to be an NHS inspector.
Other state of view, the NHS shouldn't get involved in drugs at all.
Oh, NHS bullshit.
Bullshit, NHS.
Four times over. And you go to an NHS hospital.
Oh, the NHS.
We're relaying the coordinates of the 10 vials to local police, NHS and Haz-Mat.
There's no contamination, but we'll isolate it, run a few tests and then send it back to NHS.
They'll run some tests here, then send it over to NHS.
Dennis, call NHS. Have them send teams to the hotel as soon as possible.
NHS should be here any minute. I'll send down a hazmat suit.
It's on its way to NHS to get tested now.
OK. I'll call CTU. You call NHS.
As soon as NHS gets here, they're gonna send a doctor in to see you.
NHS is there and will start the testing procedure soon.
No. NHS has everything under control here.
You can help with NHS deployment.
NHS just arrived.
You can make what you will of the omission that he made on his asylum application or consider his subsequent actions, working in an overstretched NHS and, presumably, doing a good job.
Marjuana will be made available free on the NHS For the treatments of chronic diseases.
All right. - Oh, NHS bullshit.
You have no colleague. No one was here. There's no such thing as an NHS mole.
Pilfrey. I don't know how to put this, but I. I think it's possible that you may just have mistaken my youngest son for an NHS inspector.
So, you're getting speed on the NHS, come off it!
Not exactly NHS.