1. You should have seen yourself.
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5. Shit.
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reading my book,
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10. There's 57 pages about it in the book,
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12. I'm gonna memorize them
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13. Poor mind.
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15. No shoving!
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16. Mr. Shaibel?
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17. They won't let me play anymore.
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18. I'm being punished.
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19. Please…
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21. I wish I could play more with you.
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what you still doing in bed?
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another delicious breakfast, do you?
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26. Been dreaming about it.
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27. Wonder who they're here for.
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29. - Are you trying to piss her off?
- I had to take a shower.
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35. Yes, that's right, I'm 13.
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36. Such a wonderful age.
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37. Elizabeth has performed well
in all of her schoolwork.
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38. She is at the top of her class
in reading and arithmetic.
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40. Beth is also a very strong student
in science and geography,
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Miss Lonsdale with chapel,
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You read like a hundred of them.
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54. - You didn't see it, did you?
- Watch who you go accusing.
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55. I got no use for no book like that.
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56. Anyway, you don't need no book.
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57. Just say, "Yes, sir," and "Yes, ma'am,"
and you'll do all right.
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to be in a Christian home like theirs.
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65. Shit.
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68. Off we go!
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75. I do, I love them.
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to most pet dander, though,
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where Allston and I sleep.
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82. You have no idea how hard it is
to find good maple furniture.
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86. The whole room.
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90. Home sweet home.
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what there is to understand.
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It's only for two weeks.
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to get to know your new companion.
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to have a heck of a lot to say.
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to get around without a car?
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100. I don't know, you could rent one.
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101. And eat up half my commissions?
You're a terrible driver anyway.
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102. It's not that far into town.
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103. Remember what the doctor said.
Some exercise will do you good.
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104. It's early, dear.
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105. You don't have to be up
for another hour yet.
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106. Must be all the excitement
about your first day of school.
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107. Where did Mr. Wheatley go?
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108. Business trip.
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109. Poor man has to travel
quite a bit these days, but…
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110. as he likes to remind me, it…
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112. Please stop gawking, dear,
you're making me nervous.
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from a terrible case of stage fright,
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for an aspiring performer.
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129. Okay.
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130. You should have seen that coach.
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131. Have you seen her hair and her shoes?
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132. Don't know.
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133. So drab.
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with brown shoes? I mean…
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135. Quiet, please! Let's start.
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136. This week, we will begin to study
the binomial theorem.
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137. Does anyone know what a binomial is?
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139. Yes?
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140. - A binomial is a mathematical—
- Will you stand up, please?
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141. A binomial is a mathematical expression
containing two terms.
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142. X plus Y is a binomial.
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143. Very good.
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146. That's a good idea. Oh, my god.
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- What?
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149. Oh.
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151. I don't think they have
anything like that.
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152. But a lot of the girls
belong to social clubs.
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153. Social clubs?
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155. and the Sub Debs,
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156. - and Girls Around Town.
- Apple pie? They bake pies?
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157. No, Apple Pi.
You know, like the Greek letter.
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158. Oh.
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159. Are you in one of those?
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161. to join.
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162. You could try out for junior cheerleader.
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163. Shit.
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164. Hello, Mr. Wheatley.
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165. Oh.
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166. Hi… Beth.
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167. You're home!
I didn't expect you for another week.
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168. I'm only here for the night.
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169. They, uh…
they just gave me the whole Southwest, so…
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170. And a raise, I hope?
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171. Don't start.
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172. Yes, why don't you freshen up,
and I will start dinner?
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174. If there's any left.
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175. Doesn't she ever change clothes?
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176. I don't think he likes me very much.
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177. Quite the opposite.
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178. Adopting you was actually his idea.
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179. He's right, though.
You could use some new clothes.
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180. Sorry.
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181. Aha!
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186. Well, don't you look lovely?
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187. The shoes are a little big.
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Room to grow.
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so I can see the fabric in the light.
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196. - But—
- I'll give you 40 cents a week allowance.
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197. Save up and buy yourself a chess set.
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198. Saving is a good lesson
for a girl to learn.
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199. So bad!
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200. - Do you have any books on chess?
Chess?
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it'll be on the last row.
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203. Thank you.
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204. There might be an old biography
on José Capablanca.
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205. - Who?
- José Capablanca.
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206. He was a Grandmaster.
It was quite a long time ago now.
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208. A genius player.
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210. I see you, Harmon.
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at Ben Snyder's or something?
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in Ben Snyder's.
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214. How was school?
- Fun.
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216. I'm gonna replay
some of the matches in this book.
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217. - But you don't have a board.
- In my head.
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218. Good mental exercise.
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219. Well, some physical exercise
could do you good.
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220. Will you run over to Bradley's for me,
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222. Yes, ma'am.
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224. You look a bit youthful
for smoking, yourself.
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225. Young lady!
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226. You have to buy the magazine
or put it back.
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227. - Can't I just—
- You wanna read? Read the sign.
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228. No, it's all the same oil,
it's just three different sizes.
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229. If you don't use a lot,
you wanna buy that one,
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230. because it does go bad,
but this is the best value for the money.
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231. If you can't decide, get the middle one.
It's not rocket science.
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232. Thank you, dear.
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of the instant coffee.
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234. I'd go shopping, but I just don't know
where all the money goes.
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than trifles this month,
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236. and yet I have seven dollars left
where I should have at least 20.
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237. Seven dollars?
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238. - Is that enough?
- To last till the end of October?
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240. It'll scarcely buy
chicken necks and porridge.
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241. - Doesn't Methuen send you a check?
- For 80 dollars.
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243. As if the expense of keeping you
doesn't exhaust it.
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244. I'm afraid you'll have to go
without an allowance
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246. Which is when?
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247. Who can say?
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248. It seems he's been
unavoidably detained out West.
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249. Maybe I could get a job.
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250. A job?
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251. I could work in a store,
or wash dishes somewhere.
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252. Wash dishes?
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254. Oh, to buy clothes with, I suspect.
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255. To enter chess tournaments.
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256. There's one here.
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for the entrance fee.
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258. The only girls of your age
who work are colored.
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with a first prize of 100 dollars,
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262. There are other prizes, too.
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263. It costs five dollars to enter,
and I don't have that.
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265. I will pay you back ten dollars
if I win any prize at all.
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269. Mm. I have a proclivity for viruses, or…
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270. they for me.
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271. Uh… here.
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272. I need you
to fill this prescription for me.
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273. And while you're there…
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277. Here you go.
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278. Dr. Talbott has decided
I need more tranquility. Much more.
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279. - Will you get me a glass of water, dear?
- Yes, ma'am.
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280. Why do they
only fill these bottles half full?
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281. - Excuse you, Harmon.
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282. Fuck you, Margaret.
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283. Beth,
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284. this came for you.
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285. Thank you.
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286. Mm-hm.
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287. Tell Alma to go easy.
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288. She's only got three refills left.
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289. For a trip the White House
again calls non-political…
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290. You're home late.
- …political-looking escort
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291. of 17 Democratic congressmen,
and Mrs. Kennedy…
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292. - I was out walking.
- …who was featured at the arrival…
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293. Okay. Good night.
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294. Good night.
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295. …turning on the smile that hasn't been…
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296. Oh, um…
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297. I'm gonna be late again tomorrow.
I have something after school.
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298. Have you joined a club?
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299. I'm playing in that chess tournament
I told you about.
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that broadening one's social life
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302. I just wonder whether a dance class
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303. wouldn't be better for making friendships.
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305. When you were my age,
how did you broaden your social life?
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306. The tournament goes until Sunday.
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- No.
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If your opponent doesn't have one,
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312. I don't have a rating.
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- No.
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- I'm sure.
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- I'm not a beginner.
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317. Doesn't matter.
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- Twenty.
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- First prize in the Open is 100.
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323. - Not exactly.
- Put me in the Open.
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325. And Beltik may show up.
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326. They will eat you alive.
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327. "Harmon."
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328. Are the matches played at random?
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329. Oh, not at all.
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330. Uh…
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331. Uh, they arrange it by ratings
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332. After that, winners play winners,
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336. Hi.
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337. - Annette Packer.
- Beth Harmon.
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338. - I don't understand about chess clocks.
- Oh.
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339. Um…
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340. The clock faced nearest you
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and starts your opponent's.
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344. And you see that little red flag
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345. Yours will fall down
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349. For recording your moves.
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350. Right.
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351. - You can start your clocks now.
- You can start my clock now.
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355. Oh, it's touch move.
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367. Who are they?
Beltik and Cullen.
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Which is which?
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371. Takes time.
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- Do you mind?
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381. I resign.
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382. Dinner break.
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383. Next round is at six o'clock.
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388. - You're in trouble…
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- I won four games.
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with a rating higher than 1800.
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394. - That's right.
- I thought I'd be playing one of them.
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397. I want to play the best.
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401. - That's how you get a rating.
- That's too long.
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for the university team,
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he came in fifth in Las Vegas.
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415. Sorry.
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- I'm 36.
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429. Damn!
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431. Um…
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440. So far.
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445. I just thought…
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446. Thought I was sick.
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447. My first time, I threw up.
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449. Actually, every time.
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450. Well, I have to get back.
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451. Oh, sure.
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460. Just go up to my room,
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462. Oh, and, dear…
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463. be a good girl and get that little bottle
of green pills by my bedside.
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464. My tranquility needs to be refurbished.
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465. Thank you.
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466. Is something wrong?
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467. Wrong?
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468. I'm not Aristotle, but yes,
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469. I think something
could be construed as wrong.
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470. I've received a message from Mr. Wheatley.
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471. What did he say?
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472. It seems Mr. Wheatley…
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473. has been indefinitely detained
in the Southwest.
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474. Somewhere between Denver and Butte.
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475. Though, Aristotle was a moral philosopher,
and I'm just a housewife.
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476. Or I was a housewife.
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477. Can they send me back
if you no longer have a husband?
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478. You put it concretely.
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479. They won't if we lie about it.
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480. That's easy enough.
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481. You're a good soul, Beth.
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482. Why don't you heat up the chicken dinners
in the freezer, okay?
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483. Set the oven at 400.
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484. I don't know how to put these on.
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485. Though I'm no longer a wife,
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486. except by a legal fiction…
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487. I believe I can learn to be a mother.
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488. I'll show you how…
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489. if you promise to never go near Denver.
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490. Mama?
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491. Close your eyes.
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492. Sorry.
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493. Extra cup of coffee.
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494. Harry Beltik. What's your name?
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495. Beth Harmon.
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496. Be right back.
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497. Come on, you ugly piece of trash.
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498. You can beat that…
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499. fucker.
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500. - Son of a bitch.
- I think that's it.
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501. - No, I can get out of this.
- I don't think so.
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502. Maybe, if you'd gotten here on time.
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503. It doesn't work.
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504. - I don't have to use the queen.
- Move.
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505. - I'll just cover it with the bishop and—
- Move.
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506. Do you see it now?
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507. Or should we finish this on the board?
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508. Son of a bitch.
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509. "The world of Kentucky
chess was astonished this weekend
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510. by the playing of a local girl
who triumphed over hardened players
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511. to win the Kentucky State Championship."
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512. "Elizabeth Harmon,
a student at Fairfield High,
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513. showed a mastery of the game
unequaled by any female,
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514. according to Harry Beltik,
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515. whom Miss Harmon defeated
for the state crown."
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516. And 100 dollars.
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517. You won this.
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518. I wanna open a bank account.
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519. But you have to go with me,
because I need a parent or a guardian.
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520. I just didn't have the faintest idea
that people made money playing chess.
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521. There's tournaments
with bigger prizes than that.
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522. How much bigger?
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523. Thousands of dollars.
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524. Goodness.
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525. So, can we go
to the bank today after school?
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526. Certainly.
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527. Beth, will you come down here, please?
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528. What's wrong?
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529. I've been leafing
through this chess magazine.
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530. It's very interesting.
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531. It says here that there is
a tournament in Cincinnati,
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532. and the first prize is 500 dollars.
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533. The Greyhound bus
only requires two hours for the trip.
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534. I took the liberty of calling.
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535. What about school?
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536. I could write a medical excuse
claiming mono.
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537. Mono?
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538. Mononucleosis.
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539. It's quite the thing in your age group,
according to the Ladies Home Journal.
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540. Where would we stay?
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541. At the Gibson Hotel, in a double room
for 22 dollars a night.
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542. The Greyhound tickets
would be $11.80 apiece,
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543. plus the cost of food.
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544. I've calculated all of it.
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545. Even if you only won
second or third prize,
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546. there would still be a profit.
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547. I'll win.
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548. I have every confidence.
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