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THEME SONG: Sam,
Clover, Alex, whoo.
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We love the fashion world.
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We are total spies.
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Genuine secret agents, thuswe never give into fear.
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Sam, Clover, Alex, whoo.
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We win every day of the year.
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S-P-I-E-S. We are total spies.
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Wow.
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Have you been waiting
out here in the cold
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all night for me
to finish practice?
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You must be my biggest fan.
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Here, let me sign an autograph.
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[laughter]
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Frisbees are flying at MaliU, you know what that means?
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Time to start wearing helmets?
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Yeah.
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Spring has sprung.
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Think of all the awesomeoutdoor fun we're going to have.
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Swimming, jogging, tanning.
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Seeing Alex's dad guestlecture on nanotechnology,
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and its potential to
affect the world of crop
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germination right
here at Mali U?
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My dad?
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What are you talking about?
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Hey, my dad is guestlecturing on nanotechnology,
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and its potential to affectthe world of crop germination
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right here.
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So I heard twice.
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I'm guessing this
visit is a surprise?
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Is it the pleasant kind?
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Oh totally.
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My dad is super nice.
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Maybe a little too super nice.
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There's my
Alexandra the Great,
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looking more
beautiful than ever.
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And I've got a special littlesomething for my paly Ally
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and her friendy wendies.
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Dad, it's so great to see you.
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And thanks for the
fake fingernails?
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It's my latest invention insupersonic nano technology.
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When you take a
bite, a sonic boom
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blasts scaring everyone
off, especially
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bad boys chasing my Alex.
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I was inspired by how Alexalways sucked on her thumb
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when she was little.
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Isn't she the cutest.
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Dad.
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You're embarrassing me.
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OK, I'll save
some doting for when
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I introduce you at my
lecture, which I should
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be preparing for right now.
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I'll see you later.
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Now do you see what
I mean by too nice?
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I think it's nice, and Ithink it's even nicer outside,
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so let's hit the beach.
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[wind]
- Whoa.
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What's with the
suddenly stormy weather?
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It's getting chilly and cloudy.
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Sorry about the
chilly reception,
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but there's an even
chillier occurrence.
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People around the
world are being
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found frozen in blocks of ice.
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Freezing people in ice.
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That is cold.
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I concur.
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And it's up to you
to find out who
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is behind this recurring event.
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Then we better stopspeaking and start gadgeting
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so we can check things out.
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Yes, and speaking of
checking things out,
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I eagerly await your
father's lecture
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on nanotechnology, Alex.
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I just hope I will be
able to get a seat.
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Just one?
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I'm sure you can
have all of them.
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If it helps, you can have mine.
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OK, less joking,
more gadget giving.
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Today, I have the go
go boot figure skates,
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which allow even novice skatersto do high speed figure eights.
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A weather mood ring able todetect climatological systems
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from great distances,
and a curling iron
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fist, a high tech
glove with great power
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and even greater heat.
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Whoa.
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These are intense.
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Intense indeed.
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You'll be prepared for theunexpected, like, for example--
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Yeah, the Groove.
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Let's shop till we drop.
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Wait.
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Why would Jerry send us here?
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I don't see frozen people.
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But I see a few hotties.
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The
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All right, ladies,
where to first?
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Oh.
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SAM: Clover, focus.
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Alex, focus.
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That's all weird.
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And look at him, stuck
in a giant ice cube
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and making him wear that?
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Now, that's just cruel.
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That's Uri Petrionov, oneof the world's top skaters.
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What's he doing here?
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He must be in Groove On Ice.
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But how did he get there?
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We better unfreeze him and ask.
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[beeping]
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Hello?
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Dad, I can barely hear you.
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Is everything OK?
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Everything's fine.
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I was just
redecorating your room.
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ALEX: What?
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No need to thank
me, but you do
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need to be in the front
row at my lecture,
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so I can proudly show you off.
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OK, Dad, just don't
break anything--
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[crash]
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Else.
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Follow her.
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This may not be
the time to tell you,
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I've never skated before.
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Me neither.
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I've had a lesson or two.
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That skater
looks as bad as me.
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If you think you can
beat me in a race,
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you're skating on thin ice.
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Ow.
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Oh.
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Ow.
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Oh.
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Attention shoppers,
coming through.
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Uh-oh.
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Hold on tight, girls.
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Ow.
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Ow.
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That was the craziest
show on ice ever.
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Well, they're not
the only clueless ones.
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All that secret
skater left behind
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was weird slice
marks on the ground,
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and a pile of ice
crystal covered sequins.
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I'll grab some ice
crystals and sequins
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and send them to
Jerry for analysis.
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Well, I've had enoughwinter sports for one day.
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I'm for some fun in the sun.
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Why is it so c-c-c-cold?
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I don't know.
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Attention students of Mali U,due to the cold temperatures,
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we have canceled
all outdoor classes.
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We have also closed
the Mali U beach,
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and the campus water fountainis now a bonfire pit.
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Well, at least the studentsare making the best of it.
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What a fashion disaster.
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We were supposed to
be making swimwear,
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now we're making faux fur coats.
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My lesson plans are ruined.
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Ruined.
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I still look g-g-g--
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Gaudy?
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Geeky?
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Goofy?
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Great.
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Too bad my dad had to visitduring such freezing weather.
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He must be having
a terrible time.
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I am having the best time.
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I was just roastingmarshmallows at the bonfire,
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and I was about to jointhe Mali U Polar Bear Club
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for a dip in the Pacific Ocean.
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I'm loving college so much,I'm thinking of enrolling.
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That way we can spend even moretime together as school chums.
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Oh, yeah.
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Imagine that?
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And are you going
to the party tonight?
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I hear it's going
to be off the rack.
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You mean, off the hook?
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That too.
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And it's being thrown bya very lovely young lady.
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Her name is Mandy.
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No, thanks.
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OK, I'll see you later.
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What am I going
to do about my dad?
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First, we have to solve thisweird global climate change,
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then we can work on
your daddy issues.
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I'm going to call Jerry.
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Wow, that hologram
is really lifelike.
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That's because it is real.
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I'm here to get a good seatfor your father's lecture.
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Well, I hope you don't giveus a lecture when you find out
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that we didn't find
out who put those two
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figure skaters on ice.
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All the top figureskaters have been frozen.
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But why?
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Good question, spies.
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But first start with, but where?
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There is an unusual cold
front in a remote island
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in the South Pacific,
almost as unusual
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as the cold front
happening right
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here in the Pacific Northwest.
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You think there's
a connection?
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That's for me not toknow and you to find out.
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This is very serious, spies.
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If the temperature aroundthe world keeps dropping,
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the impact on the environment
could be enormous.
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Almost as enormous
as that bonfire.
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Are they roasting marshmallows?
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I love college life.
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If your dad does
enroll, maybe he can
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share a dorm room with Jerry?
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According to the
weather mood ring,
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the precise location
of the cold front
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is a tiny tropical
island in Micronesia.
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Whoa.
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You sure this is Micronesian?
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Looks more like Iceland.
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I know.
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I've never seen this much iceon a tropical island before.
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Well, if you're looking fora camera to capture the moment,
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don't worry, they're everywhere.
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I wonder who's behind all this?
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From the looks of the
zigzaggy skate tracks,
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it's the same person wewere chasing at the Groove.
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I say we follow those tracks.
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Oh no.
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Ow.
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Hey, Clover, do you recognizethat freaky figure skater?
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Please, hold your applause.
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So not a problem,
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I am Icelina.
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Are we supposed to know you?
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Yes, you are.
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But because I'm from thisremote South Pacific island
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where there are no ice rinks,my unique self-taught style
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has been ignored by thefigure skating community.
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I bet if they saw
what you just did,
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they wouldn't ignore you.
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Silence.
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I have decided to get myrevenge by not only freezing
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my competitors in blocks ofice, thanks to the cool air
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emitting machine that I builtinto my very evil ice skates
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by forcing the world
to pay attention to me.
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You can't make the worldpay attention to you.
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Trust me, Mandy
tries all the time.
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I can, with my bigger,
better, weather balloon
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control global ice
making machine that
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will turn the PacificOcean into the ultimate ice
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stage for the world
to watch me perform.
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And if I don't get a
prefect 10, the world
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will be one giant ice cube.
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Well that plan took
forever for you to tell,
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but it will only take a
second for it to fail.
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Spies, I just wanted
to get a briefing
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before the lecture started.
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Well, we have good news.
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We know who's freezing
figure skaters.
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Unfortunately,
I have bad news.
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It's not just the South
Pacific where there
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is a strange cold front,
but there's severely
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frigid frost coveringsin New York, Rome, Paris,
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and in the Mali U lecture hall.
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So Icelina's not
just a terrible skater.
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She's a terrible evil plotter.
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The ice making
weather balloon must
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be malfunctioning. if
we don't stop here,
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the world is going to freeze.
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And that is so not cool.
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I'd help you in person, but Ijust can't miss this discussion
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on how carbon nanotubes in theagar medium sprouted up to two
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times faster than controlseed, a growth enhancement
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that has enormous potential onplant-based biofuel production.
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So I leave the fate
of the world to you.
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First things first,
let's break this bowl.
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Impressive escape, but
wait till you see this.
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Let the show begin.
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Is she supposed to look
like a graceful glider?
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Because she looks
like a flailing fish.
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I'm not sure what'sworse, the world freezing
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over or having to see that?
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Good thinks she's
an easy act to follow.
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Time to lace up the go go figureskates, spies, and get her.
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We've been skating in circles.
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Did Icelina just
vanish in the ice mist?
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Maybe she went to findanother figure skating hero
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to add to her hall of shame.
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Look.
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I don't believe it.
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I'm seeing stars.
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That's Brian Gortano and ElvisPlougo, and Kirk Greening.
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And you are about to joinmy frozen skater collection.
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Ow, my tongue is frozen.
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Greetings, my
captive audience.
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You're in for a special treat.
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The grand finale.
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Or should I say,
your grand finale?
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We've got to get out ofhere, and stop that storm
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before the world freezes over.
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The curling iron fistcould get us out of here,
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but I can't reach it.
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Forget high tech
gadgets, girls,
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if we're going to make crushedice out of these cubes,
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we need to get this ice
block party started.
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My weather mood ring
says the Earth's
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temperature is dropping fast.
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If it keeps going
down at this rate,
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the earth will be
frozen in 60 seconds.
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So is it just going
to end like this?
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Bite your tongue.
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Let's crush these
cubes on three.
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1, 2, 3.
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This ice is rock solid.
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All we did was chip
it, and a nail.
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That super sonic
nano fingernail.
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Maybe a sonic boom
can blast us out.
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Hey.
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Oh, free at last.
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Yeah.
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What a relief.
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SAM: What are you doing?
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SAM: Sparing you the
public humiliation
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of seeing your awful
skating, and the pain of
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being trounced by us.
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Nobody upstages me.
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Go ice hooks, go.
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That's it.
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I will only be upstagedwhen the world freezes over,
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which, according to myskates, it's going to happen
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in precisely 10 seconds.
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I can't believe how bada skater Icelina really is.
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She actually thought she
could be a skating star?
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I could skate
circles around her.
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And so can we,
using these skates.
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Follow the leader.
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I'm getting dizzy.
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Small price to pay
to save the world.
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Looks like you coulduse an extra pair of feet.
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I don't believe it.
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I'm skating with Elvis Plougo.
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This is the greatest
day of my life.
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Assuming the worlddoesn't end in five seconds.
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Check it out.
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Icelina's a giant hockey puck.
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More like a flying saucer.
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Good thing we haveblades to clip her wings.
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Sharp skates, sharper skaters.
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You have to save me.
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If the ice breaks, I'llsink because I can't swim.
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You can't swim.
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You can't skate.
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Did it ever occur to you thatmaybe athletics isn't for you?
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Uh-oh.
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You saved me.
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Yeah, so you save the world.
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Turn off your weather balloons.
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I can't.
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You broke my skates.
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00:19:05,560 --> 00:19:08,360
Someone has to fly up and do it.
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00:19:08,480 --> 00:19:09,520
Good idea.
358
00:19:09,640 --> 00:19:10,640
Hey, Elvis, can
you give me a lift?
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Yeah.
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Way to stick the landing.
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A perfect 10.
- Thanks.
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You're not so bad yourself.
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How about a little pair skating?
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Sorry, Clover, but
I don't want to be
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late for my Dad's lecture.
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So I guess this is goodbye.
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We'll just have to skate
off into the sunset.
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Bye.
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Bye.
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Bye.
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Thus concludes my lecture.
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I hope you found it stimulating.
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I must have fallen asleep.
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00:20:19,640 --> 00:20:23,480
Excuse me, young lady,
may I borrow your notes?
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All this says is
Mandy is a hottie.
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What more do you need to know?
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Dad, that was amazing.
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SAM: Yes, it was amazing.
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I have found a
cure for insomnia.
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If anyone has trouble sleeping,they can just play my lecture.
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Hey, you're the best propand the smartest scientist
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and the greatest dad
a girl could ask for,
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and I'm so lucky to have
such a doting daddy.
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Here, Jer.
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Jerry, are you crying
over Alex and her dad?
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They are really sweet.
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Yeah.
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I'm not crying over them.
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I'm crying because I sleptthrough Dr. Kasoy's lecture.
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I was so looking forward to it.
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There, there, Jer, Jer.
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