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I bet we've been together for a million
years.
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And I bet we'll be together for a
million more.
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Oh, it's like I started breathing on the
night we kissed.
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And I can't remember what I ever did
before.
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What would we do, baby, without us?
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What would we do, baby, without us?
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And there ain't no nothing we can't love
each other through.
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What would we do, baby, without us?
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Yo, Elyse, look alive.
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Oh, Stephen.
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They say that pregnant women can't
catch.
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It's an old wives' tale. Whoa.
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You realize that this is the actual
football I used 13 years ago to teach
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how to throw?
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I thought that was in the Hall of Fame.
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Nope, Hall Closet.
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I thought this was going to be a great
weekend for all of us, Elyse. You and
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girls up in the country, Alex and I here
alone.
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I'm really looking forward to it. Yeah,
me too.
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This is a very pivotal weekend in my
relationship with the girls.
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After the baby's born, I'm not going to
have many opportunities to spend time
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with them alone, you know, real quality
time.
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Oh, Stephen.
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I made a surprise for the girls.
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A complete photo history of our lives
together as mother and daughters.
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Keaton girls, oh, how we've grown.
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I didn't know we were supposed to make
things.
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Oh, I've gone all out. I have a complete
list of activities, topics of
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conversation, a full collection of
memorabilia.
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Each item is specifically selected to
spark memories and generate closeness.
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What have you got besides the football?
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Do you have any extra pictures?
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Oh, that's okay. I'm sure Alex will be
happy enough just to see his old ball.
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That's all you've got, huh?
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Jennifer's got some clay. Maybe I could
build a scale model. Oh, that's okay,
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Stephen. I'm sure he'll be happy with
his football.
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I don't know if we're doing the right
thing.
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Not telling the kids what the weekend is
about.
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Oh, I'm sure we are. Don't want to put
any pressure on him. Let him think that
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our only motive is to have a good time.
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That could work.
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Well, anyway, I'm not going to show the
football to Alex now.
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You know how he doesn't like to get too
emotional in front of women.
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Hide it. Give it to him at just the
right moment when we're alone.
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Good idea.
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What you cooking, Dad?
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Uh, souffle.
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Okay, Mom, car's all packed. Let's get
through it.
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An entire weekend without boys.
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I haven't had one of those since I hit
puberty.
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It's gonna be quite a test for me.
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My prayers are with you.
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All right, girls, let's go.
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Keaton, girls, to the car.
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Keaton, guys?
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You're on your own.
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Take care, honey. Have fun.
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Dad? Yeah?
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Your football's ready.
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Hey, Alex.
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Whoa!
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What are you doing, Dad?
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You know, you could break something.
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Come on, Alex. What are you worried
about? We got the house to ourselves,
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the guys.
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Let me see that arm.
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Good talk, huh?
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I'm sorry, Dad. No, no, no, it was my
fault. I should have dove for it.
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You know, uh, that's not just any ball,
Alex. Yeah, I know, Dad. It's a ball
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with glass on it.
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That is the Bart Dar autograph mark.
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You used to toss around in Lincoln Park
when you were a kid.
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Remember?
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Not really, Dad, no.
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Come on, don't you remember?
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I taught you to throw with this ball.
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Are you sure that was me? Sure, sure.
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It was you. You were about five.
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I used to take you down on Sundays after
you finished watching Meet the Press.
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Then afterwards,
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we'd stop at the old Dairy Queen, get a
couple of soft cones. You always got
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extra sprinkles.
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Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
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That was a vacation we took to Colorado.
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No, no.
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It was here at Lincoln Park.
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All right, all right, Dan. I'll take
your word for it.
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Those were good times, weren't they?
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The best.
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So, anyway, what do you say we go down
there and toss the old pigskin around?
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Dad, I'd have to change and everything.
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Oh.
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Yeah, well.
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Well, this is it.
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This is it? This is it?
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This is it?
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I know it's a little rough around the
edges, but... important thing is we'll
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together. We're going to have a great
time.
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Where's our room?
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This is it.
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Where's your room?
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This is it.
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Where's the bathroom?
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If you say this is it, I'm leaving.
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The bathroom is two cabins down.
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Look, we're only going to be here for
the weekend. We can make the best of it.
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Well, I just will unpack.
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No, no, let's leave the unpacking till
later. I'm too excited.
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Let's just sit down and have a wrap
session.
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with a w this is rap with an r uh it's a
term we used in the 60s it means talk
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but talk session didn't sound right so
we used to say
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never mind let's just sit down and talk
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what do you want to talk about uh well
um i want to talk about the
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change that's going to happen in our
lives when the baby comes home uh i want
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know how How you feel, what your
thoughts are, your fears, your
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Tell me everything.
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I don't want to change any diapers.
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Good. This is good. I think this is
exactly the kind of thing we want to get
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in the open.
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What else is on your mind, Mal?
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Nothing.
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Jennifer, what about you?
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I mean, you've always been the youngest.
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The baby, it's all going to change.
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Do you have any special feelings that
you want to discuss?
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I'm still feeling a little carsick. I'm
afraid I might throw up.
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Thanks for sharing that with us, Jen.
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She asked for my feelings. Not what she
meant. You're okay.
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Maybe this isn't the right time for a
rap session. Maybe we can kind of ease
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into that one later.
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Oh, I've got an idea.
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I was going to save this for tomorrow,
but we're in the mood now. so why not?
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I don't believe that you brought a photo
album with you. Oh, this is not just
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any photo album. This is an album that I
made up of our history together as
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mother and daughters.
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Keaton girls.
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Oh, how we've grown.
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These are old pictures, Mom.
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I know they're old pictures. That's the
point.
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Well, there's none in here.
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See, not in this format.
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They're still the same old pictures.
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They are not the same old pictures. When
you put them all together in one book,
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they take on a totally different
meaning.
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Not that they show the joy and the
closeness that we've shared down through
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years. Now sit down and share the joy.
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See, I got it. How about a game of
chess, huh?
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Yeah, okay, all right, Dad, if you
really want to.
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Okay, all right.
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This is great.
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All right, so play a few games of chess,
and we'll go off for a real man's night
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on the town, huh?
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Get a couple of big steaks, very rare,
and back here for brandy and cigars.
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Hello.
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Oh, hi.
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Uh, Susie.
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I'm fine, I'm fine.
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You mean right now?
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Well, as soon as you get kidding me, I
mean, I'd love to.
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But I can't.
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No, no, I... It's just not possible.
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No, well, thanks for calling.
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Okay, bye -bye.
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We're all set. Don't think you're gonna
mop up the board with your old dad
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tonight.
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Got some new strategy lined up.
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Go ahead. You move first, lad.
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That, uh... That was Susie Farkin.
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Susie Farkin?
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Yeah.
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You remember her? I had this big crush
on her all the way through high school.
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She wouldn't even talk to me then.
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anyway she just uh she came into town to
surprise the folks but uh they weren't
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home so
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she called me and invited me over
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to her
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um empty house
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Now. Oh.
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Oh, well, listen, Alex, if you'd like to
go over there, believe me, I
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understand.
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No. No.
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No, don't be silly, Dad.
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No, no, my feelings for Susan Farkas
were nothing more than a passing
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crush. Come on, I'm over that.
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No, I'd much rather just hang around
here with you.
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Okay. I mean, we're in the middle of a
game here, you know?
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It wouldn't be right for me to just pick
up and leave in the middle of a game.
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If the game were over, you know, then
that would be a different matter
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Whoa.
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Whoa.
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Whoa, Dad.
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Holy cow, I didn't even... Whoa, nice
move. Boy, you pulled that out of a hat.
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Holy cow, boy, when I took your rook,
your knight, your bishop, and your
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I thought I had you beat, but boy, I
didn't even see that.
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Go ahead, Alex.
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Go to Susie Farquhar's office.
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Don't mind if I do, Dad.
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Dad?
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Thanks.
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And when I brought you home from the
hospital, Jennifer, Mallory wanted you
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sleep in her toy chest with her dolls.
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You ever been up...
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Were you talking to me?
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Apparently I was talking to myself.
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Mom, can I go out and see if there are
any kids we met the last time we were up
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here? Oh, great idea. Maybe somebody
brought a radio.
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Oh, wait a minute. This is not exactly
what I had in mind when I planned this
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weekend. Don't worry, Mom. We'll be back
before dark.
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Aren't you and the girls getting along
all right? Oh, oh, yes. Oh, we're having
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a wonderful time.
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Girls, I'll be over there with you in
just a minute. Oh, go ahead. You can
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listen to that old photo album one more
time.
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Oh, you're welcome.
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I tell you, ever since I got here, it's
been go, go, go.
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I'm having the same thing.
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just as soon as I finish talking with
your mother.
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Oh, my God.
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Let me say hello to Alex.
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What?
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I want to say hi to Alex.
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You can't.
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I mean, he's already gone outside and
he's got his cleats on.
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Oh, okay, well, tell him I miss him. I
miss you, too, honey.
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I miss you, too, Lee.
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Give the girls a big hug for me. Oh, I
will.
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Sweetheart, well, I'll see you tomorrow.
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Okay. Bye, Lee.
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Keaton, girls.
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Oh, are you grown.
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are you? Great to see you.
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Are you talking to me?
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Of course I'm talking to you, Skippy.
Come on in. Come on in.
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I'm not interrupting something.
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Oh, don't be silly. In fact, I'm all
alone here.
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Alex has a date. The girls are off
camping. They won't be back till
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So it's just you.
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So, Skipper.
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been happening in your life these days?
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I almost killed a lizard yesterday.
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You are really something special.
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Hey, you want to play some chess? The
board's all set up.
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No, no, I don't know how to play chess.
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Oh, it's easy. I can teach you in two
minutes. Come on. Oh, thanks, Mr.
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But the reason I stopped by is because I
need a lift to the library.
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See, both my parents are out.
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Oh, oh, sure, sure. I'll be glad to.
Thank you. I really appreciate it.
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You want to stop at the park on the way
there? Maybe toss a football around?
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No.
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The Dairy Queen is right on the way.
I'll buy you a cone.
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No, I've got to get to the library.
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Okay, sure.
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Say, I can help you with whatever you're
working on. I'm good at using the card
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catalog. Mr. Keaton, all I need is a
lift.
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That's it.
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Just a lift.
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Let's go.
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Can I teach you how to drive? Just a...
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No later than 8 .30. Thanks, Mom.
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Thank you.
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Yeah.
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I hope you're not mad about us wanting
to come home early.
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No.
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You know, we had a great time while we
were out there.
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Yeah, it was a great day in the country.
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It wasn't a day. It was an hour and a
half.
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You're forgetting the drive.
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That was seven hours.
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Go to the movies.
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Bye.
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Please.
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What are you doing home? Is everything
all right?
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Oh, everything's fine. We just came home
early to avoid the traffic.
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But you had a good time?
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Oh, we had a wonderful time. The girls
and I had a fabulous day. We looked at
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the photo album. We talked about old
times.
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We laughed.
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We cried. It was wonderful.
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Where are they now?
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Uh, the girls are, uh, out making copies
of photos.
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How do you feel with you and Alex?
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Great.
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Great, wonderful. Today we were, uh...
Huh?
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That you're eating alone?
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No, not at all.
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In fact, Alex is on his way home from
the market right now with his own frozen
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dinner.
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We're having a race.
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All right.
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All right, we're not having a race.
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Alex hasn't been here all day.
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Went over to Susie Farkas' house.
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The girls aren't out making copies.
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They're at the movies.
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We came home early because they were
bored out of their minds.
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I guess this didn't turn out the way we
planned, huh?
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I tried, Stephen. I really tried.
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I steered the conversation towards all
the old things we used to talk about. I
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had the photo album, but they weren't
interested.
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Now, look, you shouldn't feel too bad
about this. It was bound to happen. The
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kids are older now. Their lives are
expanding to include more and more
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all the time.
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Well, I say we put a stop...
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So what? The baby's not going to look at
the photo album?
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You know, this is nice.
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We should be happy to have a little
quiet time to spend like this before the
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baby's born.
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I am happy.
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The best part is we have each other to
spend it with.
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Oh, well, great. Glad to see somebody's
having a good time tonight.
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I thought you had a date with the
legendary Susie Farkin.
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I did.
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Unfortunately, so did three other guys.
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We all sat around her house and watched
professional bowling on TV.
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You know, the only one who paid any
attention to me was her dog, Pierre.
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Told him to get off my leg and he
barked.
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Sorry it went so badly for you.
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Don't worry about it, Dad.
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00:21:00,300 --> 00:21:01,300
Tell you what.
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It's kind of reassuring to come home
after a night like tonight.
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Find the two of you on the couch
carrying on like a couple of crazy
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Makes me feel like everything's all
right, you know?
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Oh, great, they're here.
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Hi, Daddy, I really missed you.
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Hi, Alex.
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00:21:21,520 --> 00:21:23,920
What are you guys doing home now? Is the
movie out already?
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No, Mellor saw some boy she knew there
and we had to leave. She didn't want to
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be seen with me.
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It's nothing personal, Jennifer. I just
don't want him to think I've got nothing
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better to do on a Saturday night but to
hang around with you.
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Now, who could take that personally?
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Mom, we really need to talk. I need to
reevaluate my whole life. Do you have a
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minute?
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I think you're underestimating your
problem, Mallory.
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I think it would take a team of mothers
working around the clock.
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Come on, Mom. Come up to my room.
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If we wait until tomorrow to talk to
you, I'm really pretty tired. I thought
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just finish this chapter and go to bed.
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Well, I think I'll join you, Elise.
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00:22:06,050 --> 00:22:09,430
Oh, Daddy, please don't go to bed yet. I
haven't seen you all day. We have a lot
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of catching up to do. Yeah, come on, you
guys. Look, if I'd have known I was
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going to have to spend the evening with
Mallory and Jennifer, I would have
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stayed with Susie, Farkas, and Pierre.
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I don't know, Alex. I'm pretty tired.
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Come on, you guys. It's not the same
without you two.
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Yeah, come on. Stay. Yeah, come on,
look, you can sleep anytime. We're all
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together now. Let's do something.
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00:22:28,480 --> 00:22:30,880
You know, we don't do enough family
stuff anymore.
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00:22:33,640 --> 00:22:37,660
Hey, I got a great idea. I can make some
popcorn and we can all watch old movies
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on TV.
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00:22:38,420 --> 00:22:43,040
There you go, great idea. Okay, why
don't you kids do that and we'll just
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upstairs here.
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All right, okay, all right, all right,
all right, you win.
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Get your old Peace Corps films or watch
them.
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Both reels?
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Yeah, okay, both reels.
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00:22:58,850 --> 00:23:00,610
Come on, Jen, you can help me make
popcorn.
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Are you sure you want to be seen with
me? You never know who you might run
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in the kitchen.
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Come on.
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00:23:08,350 --> 00:23:11,150
What do you make of this, Stephen? This
morning we were the two most boring
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people in the world and now they can't
get enough of us.
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Maybe with kids you just have to take it
when you can get it.
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Well, we've got everybody together, and
we're going to have a nice, quiet family
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evening. If anybody tries to run out, I
say we smack them.
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Sit, Ubu, sit.
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Good dog.
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