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I hope...

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Are you happy with the board?

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Always at your service. Studying costs
not cheap.

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And remember, you have to do it in 15
seconds Understood.

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Go.

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47 seconds.

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Great time.

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My name is John Longard. I'm writing this
because we may die soon. They

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here. They are enemies.

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The powers that be are hiding it.

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The story we know is a lie.

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Eric Laws.

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Megan Bott.

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JT Walls.

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Slovexia heaven.

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The tightness of the savannah. George.

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Evening of a dark day.

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Starring Kathleen Garrett, Stanley

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Campbell, Tim Kelliger and others.

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This is them. What?

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1 -6 -9 -7 Broadway. Sunday.

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I think they said 1697 Broadway
Sunday. Yes, only such words

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impossible to translate.

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They decided to do something in New
York.

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We need to get there before Sunday.
But flights are expensive.

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This means that you will have to sell the car.

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Brad Markovis and Bryce Dubbel.

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The arrival of the Beatles changed everything.

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Mourning for President Kennedy was
officially completed.

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Directed by Matthew Pam. At this time of new
We hope we have made an important decision. We

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decided to turn from victims into
hunters

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Look at the audience.

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They go crazy even more than
Elvis.

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Yes, they seem to like it.

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You like them, don't they? Yes,
a little.

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You know, I like you better.

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Steve.

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Let's get closer to the lag. No,
John, here.

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What are you doing?

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Trust me.

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Oh my God, it's a flask.

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Times Square. Fast.

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Headquarters: Mogestic 12, Washington.

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We are in unknown territory.
Kind of like Louis Passer or Madame Chiuri.

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Frank?

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Just a minute, doc.

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We've spotted Steele again.

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Yesterday he flew to New York. He's everything
still uses the doctor's credit card from

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Alabama. How many people do we have there? Three.
They are already combing the city. Hold me

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in the know.

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It was inside your astronaut
Izulia.

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Half past four.

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The popular four Beatles ran today
to Kennedy Airport. We're starting

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count down the hours until Sunday.

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The air temperature is 31 degrees.

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This is the Beatles. This is Murrayka.

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Thank you.

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This can't be true.

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Maybe. Everyone just says what
These battles are cool.

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Uli won't be hunting for a rock band.

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Maybe they just want to spoil people
holiday?

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I know them little and cannot say that
you're wrong. I could go inside.

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Do you see these girls? They want everything
get inside. I will try. Fine. I

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some calls. Maybe I'll succeed
get to know unreliable people, Ulia. Fine.

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Good luck.

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This is a closed area.

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I'm from the security service. Who are you?

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Kenneth Parkinson. I'm from the BBC. What
are you doing at the BBC?

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I am a technician and must provide transportation
to England. I'm checking the lines.

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Sorry to bring you a problem.

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We must ensure that photographers do not
communications were broken.

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It's clear. Who is responsible for security
groups?

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You need Mr. Epstein. He them
manager. You will find it below. If you

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Any questions, where can I find you?

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I'm here everywhere.

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Follow the cables.

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Sound good guys.

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Mr. Sullivan, one minute,
please, I have to, it's important, no

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Mr. Sullivan please, I have to
know what you will say at the beginning.

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I beg you, please disappear.

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Sorry, Mr. Epstein, I'm at the wrong time.

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Never mind. He always leads
yourself like that. And how do you communicate with him? to me

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my friends help.

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Listen, John. Yes.

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If you can chat with your
manager, ask him to double the security

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concert. Do you think we are threatened
danger? Perhaps you are right. They are

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missed you here, didn't we?

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Hello. Hello.

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Nothing suspicious. I was on
rehearsals and talked to one of the betles.

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who? With John. With John Lennon?

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Sorry. I like him the most. He
draws well. How are you?

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I made several calls and received
some information. They gave me a name and

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the address of one of the Hive operators.

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We know that not everyone is stolen from the hive
people were implanted.

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Some were able to reject gangli.

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The question is why?

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The answer probably lies in biology.
incompatibility.

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You have already defined the parameters for this
incompatibility? Not really.

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To be sure I have to do
autopsy of the rejecter.

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As soon as we find the dead man, you
You'll be the first to know about it.

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As you know, we cut out this ganglion
from the implanted one.

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Now I will trace the blood of the one who rejected him.

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This will damage the ganglion.

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It would be more correct to call this destruction.

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Back to school?

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I don't think there is anyone at home. Who are you
-What are you looking for?

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Christopher Weatherley. My friend and I are studying with
Christopher on the same course and wanted

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meet him.

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You probably haven't heard anything.

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Did you hear what? Christopher died Thursday.

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They said he was walking down the street in front of
cars, as if they were not there at all. But

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Why?

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Nobody knows.

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And I think that they have the whole family
crazy.

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I'm sorry.

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I looked at everything above.

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I found something. It was lying on
refrigerator.

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Addressed to Christopher Weatherly. Yes,
the neighbor said that he died last

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Thursday.

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His radio was tuned to the same wavelength
which we caught at a hotel in Georgia.

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This guy was implanted.

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Did you leave the window open? No, why
should I do this?

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As soon as we found him, he died.
We'll have to start all over again.

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No, this magazine has names and
call letters of everyone with whom Christopher Weatherly

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on the radio.

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Let's check them. Maybe someone will be
associated with The Sullivan Show.

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Look, John. The same name was on that one
paper.

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Mr. Burnside has one too
radio transmitter

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What if it's a trap?

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Then we'll get into it.

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Is this another experiment? Yes.

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I wasn't late for the money. I was told
today is the last day. I came here

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Albania. Spent three hours on the road
although I hate trains.

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You came here just to
get into the experiment? Not really. I

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money and I'll try to buy it from someone
-ticket to tomorrow's show -Beatle.

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speculators who are for sale. I'll spend
at night under Claire's hand. Her parents are not

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at home, but mine don’t know about it.

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Sorry, I didn't introduce myself.

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Marnie Lane.

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Jill Porter. This is my husband, Ras.

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You're probably a big Biffle fan.
The biggest one.

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So did you get this in the mail too? Yes.
My father said they sent this

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only to sell your goods later.

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But at least I'll make money from this.

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Hello everyone.

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I apologize for the delay, but now
We are completely ready for testing.

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Yes, I almost forgot.

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Be sure to indicate in the form if you
We have received an invitation in your name.

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Thank you.

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We thank you for coming
here.

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I can't guarantee that you
you'll like what we show you, but

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at least it's warm.

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Joke.

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So we'll scroll through a few now.
commercials, after which I will arrange

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small survey.

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Any questions?

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Yes.

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Why do you need all this?

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Good question.

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Our clients spend a lot of money on
advertising and want to know what exactly is in it

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attracts your attention.

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Music, picture.

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That is, what makes us buy
this?

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Absolutely true.

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Okay, now let's get started.

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I am Chesty. I claim that I am the best
food is tender, crispy potato

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Chesty chips.

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It's true, Chesty. As an example
I will say that children at school always take

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food, and for dessert they are all a must
crunchy with Chesty's potato chips.

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Look, these guys need chips
Honor.

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Johnny and Ruth each bought a package. Mom
Jamie put the bag with them in her briefcase.

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Gin's children love fragrant
Chexi potato chips. It doesn't matter, eat

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столом или на ходу, картофельные чипсы
Chexis help kids grow faster.

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Always keep a large bag with you
Chexi chips. They are always delicious

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and during the game, together with others
dishes.

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Also don't forget about other products
Chexi. Chexi popcorn you can buy

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everywhere. Food that is pleasant to eat
Chexi potato chips.

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I need some air.

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Stay here. I'll go help her.

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Marnie, are you okay?

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Yes, I think so.

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I suddenly felt bad there.

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Understand. I also felt uneasy.

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My dad always says that TV
bad for the head.

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I'll go to my friend's house.

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You know what, you shouldn't go anywhere
drive until you feel better.

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Nothing.

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This usually goes away quickly.

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Has this happened to you before?

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This happens when I have this dream.

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I can't run fast and I feel
sick.

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Can you tell me about your dream?

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Don't you think I'm crazy?
No, I promise.

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At first I'm in the car with my aunt
Hazel.

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We're going to Niagara Falls
meeting my cousins.

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I remember we argued about the radio. There
played my favorite song, and

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I asked to turn it up louder.

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Suddenly the radio seemed to go crazy.

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What's happening to him?

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A bright light appeared.

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The antenna jumped out of its socket and flew into
sky, straight to the light.

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There was a flying saucer.

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It kept getting closer and closer.

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I jumped out of the car and ran into the forest.

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I ran, but not fast enough.

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Nothing, nothing.

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It's all over.

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I don't know

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this dream is so real.

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I actually went with my aunt to
Niagara about six months ago.

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When did you start having these visions?

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About a month ago.

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They came to me short
flashes.

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Even when I wasn't sleeping.

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Am I crazy?

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Marnie, you're completely normal.

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Is it true?

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Is it true.

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This is my bus.

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I'll go to my girlfriend.

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You're right, go to her.

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Not such a bad idea to watch
battle on TV.

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Thank you.

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Excuse me, do you know these faces?

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Never seen it.

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Are they criminals?

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They are very dangerous.

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It is either implanted or one of
rejected. It's not implanted. She

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received an invitation as a bishop, and he
was one of them. She remembers that her

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abducted, but not implanted.

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What was I supposed to do?

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She's a child. She wants to watch the Beatles
and have fun.

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If you tell her the truth, it's hers
will knock you down.

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Nothing happened in your room
interesting, but it has something to do with

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Sullivan.

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That's right, baby.

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The Beatles at Ed Sullivan.

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This show will be watched by the biggest
number of people in history.

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Turn it up loud please.

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Come out. Get out of here. Both of you.
Out.

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What happened to you? You almost
died.

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I don't know what came over me.

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I think they did something to us there.

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Do you remember how someone tried
use the 25th frame effect to

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people to buy products? Or
jump out of a moving car.

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Maybe. But I was there too.

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You weren't kidnapped, John. And me and Marnie
kidnapped. And Christopher Weatherly too.

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I understood.

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Why would Burnside kill one of his own?

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What?

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Name on the license.

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Christopher Rotherly. Senior.

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The case is like with astronauts. One
implanted, but the second one is not. Christopher

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was implanted. This is his father
does radio. Carefully!

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We were looking for evidence of the existence
Hive. Here it is.

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If you take him to the representatives
authorities, they will consider him abnormal.

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They won't look into his head. They don't
They'll stop by while he's alive. But it's capable

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Majessi. They've already tried, boy.

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What will happen tomorrow on The Sullivan Show?

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Sorry, but I won't tell you that.

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Ron Burnside. Who is Ron Burnside?

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What are you all doing here? What do you need?

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You'll soon find out.

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Jim Still's life doesn't matter.

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Jim Still is wrong.

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Where are you calling? To our only
to a friend.

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Attorney General's Office. What can I do
help you? Connect me to Mr.

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Kennedy. Who is asking him?

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John Longard.

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Thanks, buddy.

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I'm here, John.

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This is a lesson for you, John.

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Never trust phones.

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Even if you call the general
to the prosecutor. Do you have something for

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Why did you decide that I would show this to you?

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Why did you think you had a choice?

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He's clean.

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Jim Still?

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Is he alive?

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Can I say that? Where is he?

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You will only receive power in exchange for your
people and Holligan.

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Tell the doctor that new ones have appeared
patients.

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The choice is yours, Frank.

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If you kill me, Stills runs.

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It's up to you to choose.

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How can I help you?

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We're talking about an experiment.

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The experiment is completed.

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What does "experiment completed" mean?

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This means it is completed.

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Lady, have mercy on me. I lost my job.

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I need cash.

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I advise you to find another job.

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Don't move.

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Everyone stay still.

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This is a CCG, a ganglion storage container.
All we needed was for this creature

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ran away.

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Eat.

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Here he is.

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Trigger mechanism. Like that
featured in a song on the radio. Yes it is

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hypnotic suggestion.

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The symbol acts as an inline
mechanism. All those abducted were

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and this symbol provokes their loss
memory, confusion.

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Have you felt something like this?

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Built-in? Yes they will create a lot
self-destructing time bombs. Like

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Christopher Weatherly. Right.

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Alban said father and son were kidnapped
in August.

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It turns out that Uli is hunting for those who rejected.

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Exactly.

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Theoretically, everyone was programmed
so that they forget about the kidnapping.

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Then why do people like Marnie remember
what happened? We haven't figured it out yet

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this, but, apparently, the so-called
false memory is erased much faster

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in young people.

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Burnside left. We missed him in
subway tunnels.

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I just can’t understand why Ulia
so many problems to kill everything

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person? There are not so few of them.

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These are the names of all those who rejected Burns
The site sent an invitation.

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Three of them were there with us. All
three are already dead.

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Christopher Weatherly's name among dozens
other New York rejects.

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This was the point of the experiment.

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Check how the code works
self-destruction.

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Subconscious programming
works no more than 36 hours. Everything is with you

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ok. But others... We have no need
find fault.

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No traces, no investigations.

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Nice job.

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Great. But why Sullivan's show?

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All the people there cannot be rejectors.
70 million people will watch

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on television. It's not about the concert. Case
in the broadcast. Exactly.

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They want to kill all those who rejected.

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Sorry. Sorry.

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We are for churches.

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Okay, okay.

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We

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we want a battle!

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You can rewind a few frames
back.

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Please, one more time.

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Frank, we can't delay any longer.
them. The show starts in half an hour. What's wrong

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Weatherly? We examined everything. Frank, no
give them a chance. Stop the show.

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There will be many questions. Innocents will die.

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If they see key frames. We checked
all commercials. There are no such frames

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nowhere. We've missed something.

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I want to talk to whoever is here
chief. I won't let you keep mine

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TV workers hostages.

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Frank, stop it.

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Mr. Sullivan, we're done.

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Thank you for your patience.

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You guys are crazy.

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I should have told everything to Mr.
Sullivan. What? What do the aliens want with

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using his broadcast to kill people?

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Maybe we can solve the problem
yourself? There must be a way out.

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Report cards. The technician said that the broadcast
will go all over the world.

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We need to talk to him.

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Who saw Kenneth Parkinson from the BBC?

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He's upstairs.

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Ken.

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Ken, what happened?

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I found an extra cable. It leads upstairs to
switchboard.

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And suddenly I'm lying here like a log?

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Are you all right? I think yes.

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Find out what this strange cable is.

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Look. This is Weatherly.

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Check the cable.

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Thank you. I'll remove the guy before he's gone
Gangly came out.

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John.

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I found the cable.

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I think they will launch their footage directly into
broadcast time.

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I'll go get Bach. Let's. Be careful.

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Live from New York The Ed Show
Sullivan.

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Yesterday and today our theaters are surrounded
crowds of reporters and photographers.

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John, if we're working together, you should
obey me.

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No. This is where our paths diverge.

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Skill in room 304.

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Get ready for the second cell. Let's start.

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The Beatles!

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This is a Tver girl.

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It's already been programmed.

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As you said, John, this is our
the paths diverge.

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Let them go.

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Another different moan.

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Thank you, Topa. And now we welcome
We ask the Beatles to take the stage for the second time.

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For a while the Beatles were forced
feel me, and Kim, and the whole country

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hope, optimism and joy of life.

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We haven't given up the fight. We've drawn the line
between people and uem.

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That night we felt that we could
win.