1. Webster's defines
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as "a group of students
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for the purposes of education."
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epitomized class.
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with her smile? Angela.
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a nothing day
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seem worthwhile?
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life was gonna be this way.
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you want to go
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your name.
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Death is hard for me.
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doing what she loved:
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after she had eaten.
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Spontaneous.
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just as much as she was
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courage,
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for life.
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but her voice will live on
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has gained a princess.
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at the wrong funeral.
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Episode Title: "Pawtucket Pete"
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a new boss?
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it's Hugo Boss.
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snazzy.
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by Hugo Boss.
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40. Look for us in the
low-trafficked corner of Macy's
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the never-bought male jewelry.
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your TV sets.
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to introduce myself.
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is my lovely wife Sheila.
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right there.
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- Aah!
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no longer with us,
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your new bosses.
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because one of the shareholders'
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"Ebony and Ivory,"
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it's difficult to remember
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so to make things easier,
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- Or "Shert."
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she's a handful in the bedroom.
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around the room!
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may find the idea
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unconventional, but...
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nothing will be different.
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will always be open
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any time of day.
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too big or too small.
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all of you.
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mascot Pawtucket Pat says,
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"Everybody, drink."
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This sucks.
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being home with my wife.
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we cut back home?
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- All right, Sheila,
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on the desk while Bert watches.
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that's not what this is.
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I was picking up on a vibe.
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with making the operations
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run more efficiently,
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will involve reassigning people
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the office recyclables guy.
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put a flag on you,
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people will know
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they put their recyclables.
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don't just throw them over.
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the liquids are gone, please,
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young go-getter?
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from another show, sir.
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- Pretty much, sir.
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excessive use of fossil fuels,
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the iceberg
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a small cube.
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wearing a flag?
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'cause of my new bosses.
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an old lady's Rascal.
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104. - Aah!
- So, who are these new bosses?
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My job sucks now.
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I was a dinosaur walker.
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- What?
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- Pick what up?
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- That? That was there.
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your phone.
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- Yes, you were.
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Sir Thomas More up here.
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and your neighborhood.
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and
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- Oh, great! I hope it gets a lot of likes.
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118. You know what?
I forgot my bag.
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119. - Ooh, you forgot your bag?
- Yeah, I forgot my bag.
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- Oh, yes, I'm sure you'll be back.
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an amusing comparison
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- Well, bully for you.
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in my living room.
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you don't even exist.
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127. Well, how do you know I wasn't
telling my wife a story
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a figment of my imagination?
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with more Greg in the Window.
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brought to you by
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134. Okay, Peter, we've got
something else for you.
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135. We need you to taste test our
new varieties of seasonal beers,
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this conveyor belt.
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on this tray.
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that seems easy enough.
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an annual drug test,
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their urine samples.
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this same conveyor belt
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- Lady trucker pee.
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Trucker. Trucker.
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was an Asparagus IPA.
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sales numbers, huh?
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standing at a urinal.
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came back and shows
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171. Yeah, our customers find
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they want a regular guy.
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drink a beer on a toilet.
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and having a beer.
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going to the bathroom.
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what I'm thinking?
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appealing to.
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Are you in, Peter?
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replacing Pawtucket Pat
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- Yup, I'm the new Pawtucket Pat.
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It's not true!
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She's garbage.
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- Yeah, garbage, yeah.
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for New England beaches.
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ceremonial first pitch,
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the Pawtucket Patriot Brewery,
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a five-hour baseball game.
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one of the biggest mascots
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- Popular, he means. Not large.
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to people and give a dollar
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Let's go.
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do you know who this is?
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- Oh, come on, he's in a new commercial.
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I'm very impressed! Let's go!
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there's more running
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- Jerry Ferrara?
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You're the worst!
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our finest producers!
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comfortable doing this.
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of coffee with his daughter.
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- Hey, you're Pawtucket Pat.
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He's Pawtucket Pat!
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- What's his problem?
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he ran around the world.
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people recognize me and love me.
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to water your house?
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I'm sorry your wife was shot
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It's me, Sheila, and me, Bert.
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Stop talking like that!
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We ruined people's days
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Your character's so popular,
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I've seen that on the Internet.
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and drinks beer?
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- Oh, this is just what we need.
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- What are you talking about?
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who drinks with him.
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What do you say, Brian?
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Some of us came for Daughtry!
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Come on, y'all!
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- "Hops."
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- Yes, Peter?
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- Pat.
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- "Pat."
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- Hops.
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- Hops! - Hops! - Hops!
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for the brewery mascot.
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sidekick.
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I'm the sidekick?
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Give me that bread, bro.
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I need to stand this up
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- I doubt you can, Quagmire.
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- I'm talking, Glenn.
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someone else's...
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There's no good bands.
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- There's, like, one good band.
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- My fame.
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- Who's calling it Beaglemania?
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Catching on.
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Dasani ruined water.
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how water tastes like nothing?
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in your face.
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in your face.
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to autograph my stomach.
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don't spit on my friend.
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your own **** business?
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with this Beaglemania?
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- From Brian.
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it's really catching on.
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- It's no joke for him, Dad.
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want to go to a parade?
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on a Sunday morning?
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around you, too?
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Tricia Takanawa.
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outside some public toilets
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hurting will be vomiting
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still-developing children.
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but already the giant balloons
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two newcomers this year:
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the beloved beer pitchman.
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Brian gets his own balloon?
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that hundreds of Quahog women
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at the CVS I like.
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the marching band,
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actress Bebe Neuwirth.
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I'm-I'm just here for an event.
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she's heading down the aisle.
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in the Santa Fe Lounge.
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you can still get yours in.
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a fork stuck in the road.
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is glad Sarah met Henry,
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we'd get hitched.
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408. creating chaos and wreaking havoc.
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409. We have an active shooter!
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410. I repeat, we have an active shooter!
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411. I can't stress the seriousness
of this situation enough!
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412. This is a disaster!
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413. Brian, you're fired.
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414. What do you mean?
This isn't my fault.
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415. I'm never
drinking this beer again.
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416. My voice is impervious to helium.
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417. What a mess, huh?
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418. Hey, Peter, sorry all that fame
went to my head.
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419. And I'm sorry
I shot your balloon.
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420. How'd you get out of jail so fast?
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421. And I'm sorry II took a hostage...
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422. It's an ongoing situation.
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423. Honey, close that window
and come to bed.
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424. - In a minute.
- Greg Mitchell,
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425. sometimes I feel like
I married you and that window.
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426. The two of you
are more similar than you think.
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427. And how's that?
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428. Well, for one thing,
you're both a real pane.
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