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Stars are for some reason attractive.
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They can be the culprit or an actor.
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Ran's suspicion has finally come to the truth.
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The password brings her even closer to the truth.
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It's a one-on-one battle between love and deduction.
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He sees through the one and only truth.
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A child in appearance with the I.Q. of an adult.
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His name is Detective Conan!
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I'm done.
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It was delicious.
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Then off to bed you go. It's already after midnight.
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Yes, sir.
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Wait.
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What is it, Ran?
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Well, you know...
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Brush your teeth and go to sleep now.
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Yes, I know.
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What's with him?
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He seems oddly jittery.
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I guess he sort of realize it after all.
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That I'm suspicious of his true identity.
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Shinichi.
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Oh, no.
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I may have forgotten to lock the door of the office.
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Make sure you lock it before going to bed then.
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Boy, I am sleepy.
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There's only one way for me to check...
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whether what I suspect is true or not.
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"Suspicious Ran"
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I've got to go return the car.
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Okay.
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Conan's cell phone.
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If the mail that I sent is inside,
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it'll serve as a definite evidence that Conan is Shinichi.
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Just as I thought.
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The cell phone is switched off
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so that the sound of my mail sent out to him won't ring.
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But you've no choice already, Shinichi.
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Once the cell phone's switched on, everything will become clear.
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Wait. Is this what you really want?
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What if Conan is really Shinichi?
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How are you going to face up to him?
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This boy...
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is cute.
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My heart...
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He is a deduction freak who has always been mean since his childhood days
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and always full of confidence.
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But he has always been there in time of need.
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He's so cool.
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I like Shinichi more than anyone else.
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I can't sleep.
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It was sure a lot of fun washing each other's back, wasn't it?
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Your nose is bleeding? Maybe the water was too hot?
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Maybe I should just wait until he decides to tell me.
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He must have a reason.
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And besides, it's not nice peeking into other people's cell phone.
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But all I'm going to do is check whether the mail I sent is inside or not.
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If that's all I'm going to do, it's okay, isn't it?
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Sorry, Shinichi.
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I see.
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Just as I expected.
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But most of the times, the password would be his birthday or something.
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I guess it's not all that simple.
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Now what?
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There are 10,000 possible matches for 4 digit numbers,
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and it would take at least 8 hours to try them all out.
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What other possibility could there be?
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Maybe my birthday?
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How silly. Of course not.
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Impossible.
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That's impossible.
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But I guess there's no harm trying, right?
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Mine is...
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But what shall I do?
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If it is, what should I do?
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I see. It's not after all.
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What number is it?
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Tell me what it is.
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No, Ran. Cool down your head.
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It seems they both went to sleep.
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Nobody will bother me here.
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And a slight sound won't be heard.
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I've got all the time in the world, too.
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2036, 2037.
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2038, 2039.
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2040, 2041.
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2042.
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No good.
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At this rate, it's going to take me till morning.
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I guess I'll just have to try to figure out
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the numbers that Shinichi is most likely to use.
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Let's see...
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He likes Holmes.
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Maybe the number is the year in which Holmes handled a case?
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No, that can't be it.
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Because I checked all the numbers from 1 to over 2,000 just a while ago.
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Gosh. That noise!
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Hello it says (46-49, yoroshiku).
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What a jerk. Being noisy at this time of night.
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Come to think of it a while back...
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Love romance movies are great after all.
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They're really touching.
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Plagiarism. Touch up.
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That actress was really beautiful.
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Ugly.
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What? Ugly?
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No, maybe it's "big brother goes..."
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Just what're you talking about, Shinichi?
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What? The number plate of that car.
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What?
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10-39 is pronounced as "tosaku" (plagiarism),
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and the other car's plate is 23-19
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which is pronounced as "busaiku" (ugly)
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or pronounced "nii-san iku" (big brother goes).
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In other words, I'm playing words with the number on cars' plate.
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What are you doing something like?
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Exercising my brain because I'm a detective.
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It also serves as practice for solving codes.
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Oh, my.
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34-2 stands for "misshitsu" (behind closed-doors).
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93-89 stands for "kusayakyu" (amateur baseball).
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48-6?
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Pronounced as "yowamushi" (weakling).
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89-31.
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Pronounced as "hakusai" (Chinese cabbage).
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It's amazing that you can think it up one after the other.
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The one that made me laugh the other day was...
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Despite it being a flower shop vehicle,
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the number plate was 80-83.
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80-83?
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"Yaoya-san" (A vegetable shop)?
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Yes.
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A flower shop should be 87-8.
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You can say that again.
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Oh, wait.
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Meat shop is 29-83.
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And fish shop is 37-83, right?
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There's still more, Ran.
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A bath shop is 26-8.
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And bean curd shop without the "san" at the end would be...
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-10-2. -10-2.
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Recently, people get to choose the numbers they want to use
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for their number plates as long as they request it,
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but before this law was passed, there were no numbers ending in 42 or 49.
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Why not?
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42 is pronounced as "shining" (dead person).
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And 49 is pronounced as "shako" (death and suffering).
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Dead people? Death and suffering?
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But recently, people doesn't seem to be bothered by things like that.
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See, look at that.
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46-49 or pronounced as "yoroshiku" (hello) seems to be quite popular.
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The numbers that are really popular
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can't be acquired unless you win the lottery for the numbers.
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For instance, 11-22.
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11-22?
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Pronounced as "iifufu" (a married couple who gets along great).
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See, look over there.
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A married couple who gets along great.
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I sure would like Dad to use a number like that if he ever buys a car.
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No. Your Dad's taste would be something like...
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10-70 or 81-09.
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10-70 or 81-09?
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10-70 pronounced as "ii onna" (foxy lady)
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or 81-09 pronounced as "hairegu" (high cut revealing outfit)!
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Gosh! How rude.
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Shinichi, what numbers would you prefer?
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Huh?
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41-910 for Shinichi Kudo.
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-Huh? -There's one extra number there.
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I get it. 41-1.
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41-10...
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That's quite good.
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Right?
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But too bad.
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Huh?
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Hiragana characters can't be chosen.
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Moreover,
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the Hiraganas that are in the "A" and "KA" rows of the Japanese alphabet
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cannot be used for cars for private use.
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Is that so?
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Well, if I were to choose, it would be...
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That car...
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Shinichi?
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What about that car?
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Hey.
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Watch out.
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Please sit down.
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Shoots.
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Driver, can you...
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Of course he can't go after that car.
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We'll be stopping at the next stop.
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Hey. What's up, Shinichi?
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Shinichi?
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Darn it!
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Officer!
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A car with a fraudulent license plate just went by.
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A fraudulent license plate?
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It's a black sedan with the plate number "Shinjuku 510-shi 15-64".
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But how do you know that the car has a fraudulent license plate number?
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15-64 pronounced as "hitogoroshi" (murderer).
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I mean you guys, just because the number can be read as "murderer"...
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The point is not the numbers, but rather, the Hiragana character.
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There should be no license plate numbers
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with the characters "shi" and "he".
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Going around like that with a fraudulent license plate numbers
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shows that they've planned out a crime and are about to execute it.
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You've got to go after them!
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Okay.
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Leave it to me!
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Ran, you should go home.
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Shinichi.
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Yes, this is the Mouri Detective Agency.
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Shinichi.
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So what happened after that?
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I was worried.
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Sorry, sorry.
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Those guys fell under the category number 510 and not 15-64.
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510?
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It's "goto" (robber).
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But thanks to my deduction it ended with just an attempt.
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So they were arrested?
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Sort of. Those idiots used numbers
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that symbolized "robber and murderer" to challenge the police.
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But placing "shi" on the number plate was taking it a bit too far.
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By the way, about your father,
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if he were to choose a number plate, how about 55-45?
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55-45?
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I'll see you at school tomorrow.
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Shinichi.
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Hey, Dad. If you were to buy a car...
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Shut up. Yoko Okino's coming on air soon.
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Yoko!
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You viewers out there get to see my live concert today!
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Go! Go!
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Let's go, Yoko!
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Yoko... Go, go...
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It's 55-45 (Go! Go! Yoko).
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5545.
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I'll try it, just in case.
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I guess not. After all he's not Dad.
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But back then, if I remember it correctly...
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Well, if I were to choose, it would be...
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I wonder what Shinichi was trying to say.
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If it's a four digit number, he could be using it as a password.
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But it might be a good idea to it out.
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For instance...
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Right. Like 4062 for Holmes.
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No good. It's still locked.
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Lock.
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Right, Holmes' first name is Sherlock.
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4862.
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Well, I guess I'll try it.
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What?
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Seriuosly? It opened!
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What shall I do? What shall I do?
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Oh, no.
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I've unlocked it.
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I've got to check.
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I've got to check whether he received my mail or not.
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My mail isn't here?
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I see. He deleted it just in case.
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But that won't work cautious detective!
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All I have to do is re-send this morning's mail to find out.
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Huh? It's not coming in.
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Why?
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Why?
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How strange. The mail address is correct.
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Strange.
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The telephone!
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Telephone?
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Yes, hello?
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What is it?
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What?
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Sending the same mail over and over.
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What's the matter with you?
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Shinichi?
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Just what time do you think it is now?
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It's in the middle of the night you know?
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Who is it?
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I'm working day in and day out on cases and are fast asleep.
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Until you call and wake me up.
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Conan?
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Do you know where my cell phone is?
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I've been searching for it for a while.
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Isn't that mine?
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-Think about me, will you? -Sorry.
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I picked it up in the car, and forgot to tell you about it.
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Huh?
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It was supposed to have been locked.
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Did you look inside?
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Nope.
292
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I didn't look inside.
293
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But why are you so concerned?
294
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Because mails from the girl I like are in here, too.
295
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Oh, I see. Right.
296
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Let me give you a piece of my mind.
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Goodnight.
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Okay, goodnight.
299
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You've always been like that.
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-I see, that's why Conan was so flustered. -Hey, are you listening?
301
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-He didn't want me to see the mails he received from girls. -I'm sleepy.
302
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You keep on repeating the same thing over and over and over.
303
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Tell me once and I get the message.
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Hey, Ran. Are you listening?
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What was that mail about anyway?
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I'm sorry, Shinichi.
307
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I must've been mistaken about something again.
308
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I'm sure glad Doc's cell phone was the same type as mine.
309
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You can't tell the difference between the two
310
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after the straps are exchanged.
311
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It sure took a while before I got mail from Ran though.
312
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I locked the cell phone to buy time,
313
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but maybe the password 4869 (Sherlock) was a bit too difficult.
314
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But that's the word numbers I could find
315
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that was common for both Conan and I.
316
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I'm so happy I got to hear Shinichi's voice after such a long time.
317
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Because even if I want to hear his voice,
318
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it's hard for me to get a hold of him from my side.
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Please don't get me wrong.
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There's no deep meaning to it.
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You idiot. Take a good look at your cell phone display.
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What? This is...
323
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This is your phone number, Shinichi?
324
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You mean, you don't mind giving it to me?
325
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I may call you at the wrong time, you know?
326
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No.
327
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But I'm so busy that most times all you'll get is my answerphone.
328
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I figured that sometimes there are things that can't be relayed correctly
329
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unless they are spoken.
330
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That's right.
331
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It's a bit risky telling her what my number is, but...
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Well, if it's this kind of risk,
333
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it's worth it.
334
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Hey, what's with you two? Didn't you guys get enough sleep?
335
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Well, sort of.
336
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I couldn't help but remembered about a case that happened half a year ago.
337
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Half a year ago?
338
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What's the license number plate of Mother's car, Dad?
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Eri's?
340
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I think it was "Shinjuku"...
341
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It's "36-ge 87-07".
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What? The Hiragana "ge"?
343
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Look at that. "36-ge 87-07."
344
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See! What a revolting woman!
345
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Gosh. Dad!
346
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Well, I guess they'll continue living separated for a while yet.
347
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22-97 (tsuzuku-na) which means will continue.
348
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Conan, what did you just say? Something about continuing?
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What?
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Next Conan's Hint:
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"Broche"
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Coming up next is the 510 incident.
353
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I got it, a person named Goto is the culprit.
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It's a robbery (goto) case.23687
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