1. Those darn hippies.
They talk about free love,
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2. then they want me to chip in for
gas, like I've got a wallet.
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3. Hypocrites.
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4. And so the United States
entered World War II
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5. on December 7, 1941.
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6. As FDR said,
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7. "A day that will
live in infamy."
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8. I want to thank those of you who brought
in some of your family mementos.
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9. It helped to show
that this war
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10. was not just
a point in history,
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11. but an event that touched all our lives.
Thank you.
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12. Hey, listen, can I see that picture
of your grandparents again?
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13. Sure.
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14. Wow.
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15. They look very much in love.
Yeah. They still are.
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16. You know, he asked her to marry
him on December 7, 1941.
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17. Wait, I know that date.
Help me out here.
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18. Pearl Harbor, the day
that will live in infamy.
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19. Feeny was just
talking about it.
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20. You listened
to Feeny.
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21. Oh, my God.
I listened to Feeny.
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22. Wait. So how old were they
when they got married?
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23. They were our age.
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24. Wow.
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25. Hey, kitty,
are you lost?
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26. You know, Cory, my grandpa never
knew if he'd make it home,
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27. but that's the way
it was back then.
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28. People never knew how their
lives would turn out.
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29. I know. I don't know how I'd
handle living back then.
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30. You know, I wonder what it was
like during World War II.
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31. And away we go.
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32. Come again?
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33. Well, I said I'm glad the US of
A ain't mixed up in this war
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34. because I could never be
away from my best gal.
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35. I could never be
away from you, kiddo.
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36. Attention, everyone.
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37. Please?
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38. It is with great sadness
that I must inform you
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39. that the United States
has entered the war.
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40. May God be
with us all.
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41. Cory, we're going down to enlist.
Uncle Sam wants us.
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42. I wasn't going to go, but he
was pointing right at me.
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43. We're going to defend our country, Cor.
Are you coming with us?
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44. So that's it.
We ship out tomorrow.
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45. So that's it.
We ship out tomorrow.
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46. Oh, no. Surely the
Army can make do
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47. without at least
one of my men.
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48. They wouldn't take me.
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49. I have flat feet
and I'm too ticklish.
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50. Apparently,
I'm a torture risk.
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51. Eric, you'll be staying home with me?
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52. Air raid! Air raid!
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53. Take it easy, everybody. Stay calm.
It's just me.
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54. Practicing to be
neighborhood air raid warden.
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55. They say I can
keep this if we win.
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56. Everybody's doing their part in this war.
I wanna help.
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57. I'm gonna go back to that
recruitment office and tell them
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58. that a little
case of flat feet
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59. isn't going to
stop Eric Matthews
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60. from fighting
those evil Canadians.
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61. I have a feeling
it's not the flat feet.
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62. Hi, everyone.
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63. Cory, did you
hear the news?
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64. Glenn Miller and his big band
orchestra are coming to town.
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65. What do you
say we go?
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66. Jeepers, why you guys
looking at me all funny?
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67. Cory, you didn't
tell Topanga?
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68. Tell me what?
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69. Topanga, I enlisted.
I'm going to war.
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70. But you said you
couldn't be without me.
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71. We were going to
be together forever.
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72. Topanga, there's some
things you just gotta do.
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73. Operator?
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74. Yes. Connect me to Miss Topanga
Lawrence at Zenith-6-5000.
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75. No answer, huh?
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76. Golly.
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77. You can drive from Philly
to Cleveland in a week,
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78. but they don't have a machine
that can take a message.
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79. Don't worry, Cory.
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80. That dame loves you
up to the sky and back.
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81. She wouldn't let you ship
out without saying goodbye.
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82. Yeah. Well, I ain't
just saying goodbye.
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83. Don't say "ain't."
Your mother will faint.
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84. Just because
you're in the Army
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85. doesn't mean you have
to talk like a sailor.
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86. Yeah. Sure, I could've shipped
out with the other joes,
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87. but the fact is I'm on
a secret mission here.
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88. I'm guarding
the Philadelphia Bell.
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89. You mean
the Liberty Bell?
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90. I've said too much already.
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91. Okay, it's the Liberty Bell.
It's the Liberty Bell.
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92. Rats.
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93. Eric, I just heard
about the mental thing.
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94. You mean
my flat feet?
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95. Yeah. That's it.
The flat feet.
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96. Wish I was going with you,
Jack, fighting the good fight.
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97. You would have
made a great soldier.
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98. I would have loved to
have had you by my side.
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99. You still can, pal.
Here.
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100. It's a picture of me. I want
you to bring it with you,
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101. put it in the foxhole
over your bed.
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102. People will talk.
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103. I know. That's a
great picture of me.
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104. Before you ship out,
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105. I want to wish our boys
courage, perseverance
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106. and a safe trip home.
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107. And during the lull
in the fighting,
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108. I'd like
a thousand-word essay
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109. on "what I did during
my summer in Europe."
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110. And, boys, remember,
"please" and "thank you."
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111. Just because you're at war doesn't
mean you can't be polite.
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112. I give the orders now, Amy.
All right, everybody!
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113. Let's load the buses
and head to Europe!
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114. Please!
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115. Thank you!
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116. Well, come on, Cor.
We gotta hit the road.
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117. Topanga's not here yet.
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118. Maybe she doesn't love me
the way I thought.
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119. Of course I love you,
you big lug.
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120. I wouldn't let you leave
without a proper goodbye.
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121. Listen, I'm not just
saying goodbye.
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122. There's something
I need to ask you.
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123. Name it, cupcake.
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124. I know we're young,
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125. but we still
love each other.
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126. Now, these are crazy times.
Who knows what's gonna happen?
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127. Cory, what are you
trying to say?
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128. Marry me, Topanga.
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129. You want me to be
Mrs. Cory Matthews?
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130. More than anything
in the world.
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131. Stay off of the bus!
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132. All right!
Stop tickling!
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133. Let's go, soldier.
We're pulling out.
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134. Topanga,
I need an answer.
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135. Yes, Cory,
I'll marry you.
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136. I'll be right here
waiting for you,
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137. and when you return, we'll have
the rest of our lives together.
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138. They came from all
48 states, our proud fighting men.
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139. They have optimism
in their hearts
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140. and only one thing
on their minds.
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141. He's just
my roommate, okay?
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142. All right,
you dog faces.
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143. Brooklyn,
distribute the K-rations.
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144. One can per person
and no belly-aching.
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145. Cory, your mom sent you a Waldorf
salad, dressing on the side.
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146. I have a little trouble
keeping the K-rations down.
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147. So, Cory...
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148. Any word
from Topanga?
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149. Not yet, and every day that goes
by that I don't hear from her,
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150. I miss her
that much more.
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151. This man's hurting!
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152. Any of you other mugs got a hard-luck
story of a loved one left behind?
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153. He's just
my roommate.
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154. You know what,
Shawn, I can't expect
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155. the mail to be on time
with a war on, right?
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156. Mail call!
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157. Anything for Cory Matthews?
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158. Maybe.
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159. Looks like this girl
Topanga's got it bad for you.
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160. You read my mail?
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161. Something's gotta get
me through this war.
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162. Give me that.
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163. My dearest Cory,
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164. I can only count the
days until you return.
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165. Every night I dream
about the future.
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166. A house in the country,
children playing in the yard,
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167. someone to grow old with...
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168. Hey, pipe down, will you?
We got letters, too.
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169. Sorry.
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170. Please come home soon.
Love, Topanga.
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171. Incoming!
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172. Man your battle stations. It looks
like we've got a war on our hands.
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173. Cory,
keep your head down.
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174. You don't want to make Topanga a
widow before you even marry her.
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175. Shawn, listen to me.
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176. I made Topanga
a lot of promises, okay?
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177. Now, if I don't
come back and you do,
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178. I need you to do
something for me.
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179. Sure, pal. Anything.
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180. Marry her.
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181. Wait a minute.
She's your sweetheart.
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182. Cory, I wouldn't
feel right about that.
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183. Kissing her would be
like kissing you.
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184. Hey, you. I said
nothing about kissing.
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185. I just want you
to marry the gal.
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186. Topanga's a real peach,
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187. she deserves everything
she's ever dreamed of.
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188. Okay.
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189. I'll marry her.
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190. Amy. You're riveting.
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191. Well, thank you.
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192. No, no.
I mean you're riveting.
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193. Well, I decided to
join the war effort.
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194. Well, why aren't you down
at the airplane factory
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195. with Rosie and
the other ladies?
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196. Those lazy so-and-sos.
They ought to be ashamed.
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197. The second the whistle blows,
off they go to feed their kids.
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198. Oh, George,
I miss Cory and Alan.
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199. Well, I'm sure you must get
some comfort from Eric.
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200. Well, the Liberty Bell
is safe for another day.
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201. The enemy managed to put a crack
in it while my back was turned,
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202. but I spackled that
puppy right back up.
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203. Sabrina, pick up! Come on.
I know you're there. Pick up!
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204. It's a boy.
Okay, it's a cat.
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205. I'm stuck in the '40s
and I'm dying here.
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206. They haven't invented
kitty litter yet.
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207. You really miss her,
don't you?
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208. You don't play the harmonica
when you're happy.
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209. Well, this war's
gonna be over soon, Cory.
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210. You'll be back in the arms of your
sweetheart before you know it.
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211. Hey, Shawn.
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212. Feast your eyes on this.
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213. Wow! That's some fancy ring.
Where'd you get it?
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214. Cracker Jack box.
You know something?
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215. I can hardly wait to slip this
little number on her finger.
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216. If ever two people belong
together, it's you and Topanga.
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217. Okay, but don't you forget
your promise to me.
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218. I know. I know.
We'll get hitched.
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219. Thanks.
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220. Big news!
Turn on the radio. Hurry.
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221. Once again,
the war in Europe is over.
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222. Yes! Yes!
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223. Topanga, you hear that?
I'm coming home!
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224. Last one back to Philly
is a rotten egg!
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225. Wait! Cory,
you forgot your ring!
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226. The cease-fire
will commence in 24 hours.
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227. Wait! Cory!
Come back!
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228. Cory!
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229. While many celebrate
victory for the Allies,
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230. for others, the transition
to peace is more difficult
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232. Amy, I'm begging you.
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233. The war's over. There ain't
nothing left to rivet.
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234. Did you rivet
the door again, darling?
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235. Alan, if I stop riveting, it
means the war really is over
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not coming home.
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237. Jack, you defended our country.
You brought back a medal.
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238. I'm proud of the work
your boys did over there.
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239. And the boys in Europe
are really proud
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240. of the work you did
defending the bell.
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241. Hug, soldier?
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242. No.
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243. Any word, Mrs. Matthews?
I'm all busted up inside.
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244. Any minute now, I just know he'll
be walking through that door.
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245. He won't be able
to open it, Amy.
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246. Well, I guess I've put
this off long enough.
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247. Topanga, I need to
ask you something.
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250. I probably should have mentioned
it was Cory's last wish.
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252. If it's what
Cory wanted.
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253. He couldn't wait to put
this ring on your finger.
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254. It's swell.
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255. If you blow into it,
it makes a siren sound.
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256. You're not happy.
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257. You're not Cory.
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258. Well, I guess
we should make plans.
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259. Hey, if I had
things my way,
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260. Cory would walk in
the day after the honeymoon
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261. and have the whole
thing annulled.
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262. Eric, Cory is Topanga's
one true love.
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263. I just know
my son is out there
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to rescue him.
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265. If you want
to be a hero,
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266. you go to Europe and find
him and bring him home.
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267. More kisses,
my darling Pierre.
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268. Oh, what the heck?
Why not one more?
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269. But now you must get
back to your painting.
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270. Who cares about work when
you're French and in love?
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271. But the doctor says the painting
might help restore your memory.
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272. The canvas
tells me nothing.
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273. All I remember is
waking up naked,
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274. my clothes
burned to a crisp,
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perfect French.
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276. You really think you were
speaking perfect French?
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277. Well, nobody's perfect.
Lighten up, Versailles.
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278. My shorts were on fire.
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279. Well, you do
remember something.
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280. And what about this
portrait you started?
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281. Yes. The girl...
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282. A phantom from a dream.
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283. You know, Versailles, every night
I wake up in a cold sweat,
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284. seeing her face,
hearing her voice.
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285. Maybe she's
your one true love.
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286. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews,
any word yet?
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287. No.
We have to face it.
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288. Cory is...
No.
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289. I know my son is still alive,
and he loves this girl.
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290. There. I said it.
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291. It's time.
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292. Six months ago,
we were allies.
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293. Suddenly all the French
have attitudes.
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294. What exactly is
an ugly American?
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295. No idea.
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296. Hey, lady, come on, the regular!
Chop-chop. Let's go.
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297. Eric, we're here
to find Cory.
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298. You know something? You're right.
Lady! Come on. Back it up.
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299. Have you seen
this fellow?
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300. Oh.
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301. He looks familiar.
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302. No. We don't get
many ghosts in here.
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303. Eric, you've been
showing everyone
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304. a picture of Cory in
his Halloween costume?
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305. Yeah.
It's pretty scary, huh?
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306. I should just take a picture of that guy.
He looks a lot like Cory.
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307. Eric, look closer.
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308. You're alive!
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309. My Cory!
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310. Hey! Hey!
I don't know any Cory.
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311. I am Pierre, the tortured,
French-speaking artist.
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312. No. No, no, no.
You're Cory Matthews,
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313. my kid brother
from the US of A
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314. whose girlfriend's
getting hitched.
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315. We've gotta get you
home before she does.
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316. Versailles, tell these
American tourists who I am!
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317. Pierre, I knew this
day would come.
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318. I'm sorry.
I only speak French.
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319. Pierre, if this is the way
for you to find peace,
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320. you must go.
No! No, Versailles.
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321. The way for me to find peace is to put
an end to all the dreams that haunt me.
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322. Versailles, make me the happiest
tortured Frenchman in all of Paris.
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323. Marry me.
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324. Well,
Shawn marrying Topanga.
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325. This is weird.
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326. On the other hand,
who would have thought,
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327. as principal, that I
could perform marriages.
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329. Mrs. Matthews,
I can't do this.
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330. Cory's alive.
I can feel it.
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331. When you love somebody,
you just know.
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332. That's why I sent Eric.
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333. Mom, think about
what you just said.
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I'm pretty sure I'm ordained
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the wedding ceremony.
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336. This is what you want,
yes, Pierre?
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337. Yes, of course.
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338. A house in the country,
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339. kids playing in the field,
someone to grow old with.
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340. What's wrong
with you, Pierre?
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341. Nothing. Nothing.
Of course it's what I want.
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342. I want to spend the
rest of my life with you.
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343. Is that
what you want?
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344. Topanga!
Topanga!
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345. Look, Mom, I'm performing
a wedding ceremony.
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346. Eric, go home.
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347. I recognize this girl.
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348. She's the one
from your painting.
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349. Perhaps...
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350. But I don't remember.
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remember this.
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352. It seems familiar.
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353. Versailles,
what do you got?
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354. Cory Matthews, if you
think for one minute
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Topanga!
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356. Where am I?
The last thing I remember,
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357. I was climbing out of
a foxhole to see you,
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358. and then, oh, my gosh,
I'm in heaven.
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359. Cory, you're alive.
You just lost your memory.
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360. Yeah, but what about Shawn?
What about the promise?
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361. Cory, I could never
be with anybody else.
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362. All those things
I'd ever dreamed about,
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kids playing in the yard,
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unless they're with you.
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you big lug.
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368. So, Cory, now that
the war is over,
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do about Topanga?
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370. I'm gonna pop the
question all over again.
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371. You got moxie, kid.
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372. She's gotta know that I
really do care about her.
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373. And I'm not just asking
because of some crazy war.
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374. Topanga?
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I really need to ask you.
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376. Cory, you were going
to ask me something?
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377. I found this really cool siren
ring in my Cracker Jack box.
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379. Thanks.
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380. I'll treasure it forever,
you big lug.
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381. Everyone finds love and
romance in Paris except me.
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382. I got to go somewhere where the
people are real and down-to-earth.
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383. LA, here I come.
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384. What a flight! Five and a half
hours behind a screaming kid.
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385. Somebody ought to put him in a
cage and stick him down below.
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386. Hey, are you famous?
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387. Do people tell you you look like Tim Allen?
Because you do.
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388. Where do I find Drew Carey?
I wanna have lunch with him.
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