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How did you fit all this
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stuff in here?
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Gradually.
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I haven't done spring cleaning
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in the rustbucket since I got
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her.
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Except for when I blew
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it up -- Which I probably
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shouldn't mention.
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Just help carry the
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boxes outside and stack them
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up.
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Heavy!
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Not if you take them
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one at a time.
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I got a better idea.
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Fourarms!
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Ben!
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You're too big to be in
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here.
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No, I'm no--
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Ben!
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Sorry! Sorry!
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I'm going!
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Thanks a lot, Kevin!
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Anytime.
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Look what I found.
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Oh, that shouldn't be in
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there.
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Can I keep it?
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I'd let you have
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anything, sweetheart, but that
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bracelet has a lot of meaning to
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me.
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It matches his
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handbag.
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Why do you have a
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woman's bracelet?
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It's not exactly
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jewelry, Gwen.
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It belonged to your grandmother.
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Long story.
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I was about Kevin's age -- A
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rookie with the tactical air
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command.
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Tac 3, tac 3!
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Tennyson! Do you copy?
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I think I see something.
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Sync by n17t01
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You're not going anywhere!
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All right -- Plan "B".
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Yeah! Down you go!
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Oh, nuts!
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You think the laws of physics
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don't apply to you, Tennyson?
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F-104s are rated for mach 2.
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You were pushing mach 3.
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You know what happens when an
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f-104 goes that fast?!
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It falls apart!
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Sir, if you'd give me a
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chance to exp--
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>> No! No more chances!
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No more excuses!
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You are through!
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I am kicking your butt off this
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base and out of the air force!
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>> Excuse me, colonel.
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I'll take it from here.
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You say there was a UFO,
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which the other pilots never
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saw, which didn't show up on
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radar, which you then chased and
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shot down.
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And you're sticking with that?
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Yes, sir -- Because it's
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the truth.
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>> Son, do you know why
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president Kennedy wants to send
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us to the moon?
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Because of the Russians.
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>> No.
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Because of the kind of thing you
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saw today.
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I don't know what you tangled
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with, but I do know it was real.
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Of course, officially, we deny
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everything.
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Then why tell me?
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Quite a record you've got
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here -- Top scores academically,
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you aced our elite combat
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training course.
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You're maybe the finest young
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pilot in the air force overall.
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Yeah?
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>> On the other hand, you've
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been cited repeatedly for
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insubordination.
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Only when my commanding
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officers were wrong.
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Sir.
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>> You've been reprimanded for
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participating in a dozen or
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more brawls, and your personal
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ethics are best described as
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"situational."
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My orders are to get the
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job done, sir.
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That's what I do.
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>> In short, you're smart,
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tough, skilled, and stubborn.
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You know what that sounds like
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to me?
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Grounds for a
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dishonorable discharge, sir?
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>> It sounds like an astronaut,
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son.
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Sir?
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>> The world is changing.
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Aliens are visiting our planet
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at will, doing we don't know
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what.
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The president wants us to be
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prepared -- To be able to defend
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ourselves if necessary, meet
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these "visitors" on a level
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playing field.
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So, what do you say?
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Do you want to go to the moon?
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Yes, sir!
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>> Then you are hereby
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transferred to Langley field in
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Virginia.
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Enjoy the weekend, airman,
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because starting Monday, you
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are an astronaut in training.
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Whoo-hoo!
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How's your chili?
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>> Pretty bad.
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That's my favorite kind.
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I'll take a double order.
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>> Why the long face, flyboy?
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I got some good news
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today.
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And you were hoping to do a
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little celebrating tonight, huh?
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Yeah, I guess.
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The pickins are looking pretty
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slim in here.
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>> I'm gonna try not to take
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that personally.
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Hello.
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Present company excepted, of
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course.
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>> Of course.
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>> I'll let you two get
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acquainted.
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I'm Max.
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>> Verdona.
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Unusual name.
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I'm gonna take a flier and guess
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that you're not from around
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here.
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>> How very perceptive.
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Do you have any other talents?
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Sure.
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Only, they're classified.
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>> I'm good at keeping secrets.
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All right.
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I'm...Going into space.
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>> You don't say.
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Yep. I'm an astronaut.
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I'm gonna be the first man on
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the moon.
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>> Sounds lonely.
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Well, I'd invite you
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along, but the capsule will be
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kind of cramped.
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>> No problem. I'm small.
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Is that so?
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>> We need to go -- Now!
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Well, you
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don't waste any time.
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>> You don't understand.
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You're the one I've been trying
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to find.
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Then I guess we both got
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lucky.
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No!
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Leave the lady be, or we
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got ourselves a prob--
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Sheriff, it's Florence.
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Come quick.
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I said, "leave her
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alone"!
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Sorry I had to hit you so hard,
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buddy, but you were out of...
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Line?
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We have to get out of here!
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It's okay.
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I can take him.
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No, you can't!
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We have to run!
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Whoa, there, mister!
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Stop right --
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What was that thing?
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Why is it chasing you?
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What in Sam hill is going on?!
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That's all rather difficult
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to explain.
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Then I'll try an easy
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one -- Who are you?
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My name is Verdona.
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That's all I can tell you for
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now.
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I'm done with
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"twenty questions."
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Now, we can sit here till your
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boyfriend catches up, or you can
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come clean!
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Fine.
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What you said before was
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correct.
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I'm not "from around here."
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I'm from another planet, and the
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man chasing me isn't a man at
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all.
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He's actually from a race of
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sentient robots called
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Synthroids.
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Well, why didn't you say so?
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It's coming!
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And this is us going.
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Hey! Watch the paint job!
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My ride!
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All right, that's how you want
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to play it.
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He had it coming.
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I built this car practically by
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hand.
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>> Don't you have to stop?
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That's one way to
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handle it.
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That'll slow him down.
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>> Not for long.
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Joint's been stripped
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clean -- No gas, no tools, no
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food.
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Anything else I should know
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about you?
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>> Well, I also have certain --
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How shall I put this? --
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Abilities.
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So why don't you use
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them?
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>> I can't.
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The Synthroid put this on my
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arm.
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It locked me in this form and
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neutralizes most of my powers.
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Most?
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>> I can still use telepathy.
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Then you can tell when
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that robot's getting close.
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>> Telepathy only works with
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living beings.
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The Synthroid is a machine.
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But I did read your mind.
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In the diner?
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It wouldn't take superpowers to
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tell what I was thinking, doll.
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Not then -- When you were
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chasing us in your fighter jet.
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You were in the UFO
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A captive.
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Then you shot it down, and I
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escaped.
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But I knew that I had to find
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you.
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So, you just like me
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for my mind?
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Don't you understand?
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You're the only one who can help
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me.
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Hold that thought.
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This thing's probably some kind
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of tracking device.
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What do we do?
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If we want to make sure
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tin man can't follow us, we need
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to get it off your arm.
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And I think I know how.
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What is this place?
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They smelt copper here.
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I flew over it all the time on
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practice runs.
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Now stay real still.
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Cut it off! Hurry!
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Whatever it's made of, it's
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stronger than these metal
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shears.
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But made the Synthroid isn't as
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tough.
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Do you trust me?
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I need you to do something for
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me.
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Are you hurt?
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Yeah --
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My knee.
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Wasn't expecting to fall that
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hard.
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I know the feeling.
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I'm coming for you,
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doll.
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I just got to figure out where
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that ship crashed.
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Come on, Tennyson.
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Use your head.
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My head.
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She said our minds are linked.
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Hey! Tin man!
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Why are you doing this?
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What do you want with her?!
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The female
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is an Anodite.
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An Ano-what?
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I'm an energy being.
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The Synthroids are going to use
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me like a battery.
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I can power their world for
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years -- Until they drain me
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dry.
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What is one life compared to
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the survival of my species?
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The way I see it, any
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life's precious.
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But you wouldn't understand
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that, 'cause you're not really
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alive, are you?
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Anyway, you can't have her!
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Unh!
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>> But I will have her.
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And you will be destroyed, just
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like the organic ones who built
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us.
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This is Magister Labrid of
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the plumbers.
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Release the Anodite and the
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human and surrender immediately.
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Too bad, tin man.
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Looks like the cavalry's here.
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Put your hands where I can
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see them.
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As you wish.
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Let me go!
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That weapon is not powerful
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enough to harm me.
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I wouldn't think of
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shooting you, tin man.
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But your power sphere...
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We got to stop meeting like
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this.
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I'm free!
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And...This is what you
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really look like?
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Does my true form displease
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you?
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No.
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On you, that's a good look.
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And now that you've seen me
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as I am, I have a request.
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Ask away.
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Come into space.
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Come with me.
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That's the second-best
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offer I've had all day, but I
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can't.
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Why?
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I know you have feelings for me.
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I do.
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But I've got plans.
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I'm going to be the first man on
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the moon.
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Why settle for the moon when
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I can give you the stars?
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You can't give me what I
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want.
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I have to take it.
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It wouldn't be the same if I
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didn't do it myself.
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Do you understand?
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You are a stubborn man,
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Max Tennyson.
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I always say "it's a sin
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to waste natural talent."
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I won't argue, because I know
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I can't convince you.
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But I promise -- We will meet
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again.
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I'm counting on it.
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The following Monday, I went
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into the astronaut-training
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program.
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But you never got to go
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to the moon.
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Not the way I wanted to,
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but I suppose I can't complain.
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Magister Labrid came back and
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recruited me to the plumbers.
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And grandma came back,
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too, right?
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I mean, you had to meet her
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again.
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Ah, that's a story for
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another time.
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We wouldn't want to wake
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Kevin, now, right?
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W-what'd I -- What'd I miss?
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Come on, Kevin.
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We're calling it a night.
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I'll be there in a
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minute.
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Good night, Verdona...
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Wherever you are.
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