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[Assistant] Right? And that would actually cue you in that you might need to take some action before the risk was in fact imminent.


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[Assistant] So some takeaways, uhm, to be effective collaborators with humans, robots must be able to model human behavior and their role.


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[Assistant] There's significant room for improvement in robotic hardware for alternate forms of communication, such as audio, visual, or tactile.


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[Assistant] And robotic collaborators have the potential to expand their human teammates capabilities, which will enhance and restore quality of life.


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[Assistant] So that's, that's a great question. Uh, and I think it has quite a few parts to it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and brings up a point that I think is really important. I think ultimately, right, the, at the very basis of your question is, uhm, what if your model is just wrong?


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[Assistant] Right? Uhm, if you have an analytical model that's just wrong, there's a scenario you've never seen that's just not present, uhm, you're gonna suffer the same way as if you had a data-driven model.


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[Assistant] Right, so I think fundamentally, uhm, if you observe a scenario you've never seen before and it's not reflected in your model,


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[Assistant] We may not always know the answer and even robust control, but we can sometimes, you know, double down on our model or adapt.


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[Assistant] Right? Uhm, and so I think from that kind of standpoint, there's a lot of parallel because the fundamental issue beyond the approach is still the same, right? Whatever model you initially had is just not being reflected.


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[Assistant] Uhm, a risk that happens if you, uhm, uh, don't really approach the modeling the correct way. So if I, if I were to give you a very large, uhm, you know, and I like to think of this in sort of a manifold, uhm, sort of space, the dynamics, given some state, what is some outputs, right? If you think of this as a manifold, right, if you, uhm,


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[Assistant] Have a few inputs, right, that you say, okay, in this, in this particular range, I'm confident on how I'm actually modeling my system.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but further out, right, it may perform less accurately.


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[Assistant] The key, even in regular dynamics or even in physics, right, is to actually, you see us develop analytical models that do a much better job of explaining the sort of quantum feature, if you will, of whatever it is we're trying to describe.


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[Assistant] Right, if you think about a dynamical model, I can take, uhm, some really, you know, uh, big, uh, uh, description of how the state space is changing. But if I try to move toward generalized coordinates, I'm saying, what's the most essential thing I need to know in order to predict the behavior? How can I make my model as concise and generalizable as possible so that


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[Assistant] Is both accurate where I've seen it demonstrated as well as further out.


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[Assistant] And I'll make a high level claim that, you know, even in terms of cognitive thinking, we do the same thing. You know, physicists, if they're explaining some phenomenon, you know, that's way out in space, they're actually, their model descriptions are actually going smaller to predict the larger outcomes that are further away.


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[Assistant] Robots need to do the same thing, right? When we observe the space, our models need to become more quantum, smaller, accurate, smaller models that are accurate everywhere.


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[Assistant] In order to expect them are generalizable in order to expect them to be uhm, to behave even further away from where we did. And I would say, you know, one kind of big step in that direction is even variational.


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[Assistant] You know, autoencoders, right? You know, this is saying I'm looking at this state, this system, and I'm asking can I compress that information into its most


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[Assistant] Condensed form and then use that to extrapolate back to how, you know, the world behaves or the key aspects of how the world behaves.


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[Assistant] And so I think, you know, at every level of cognition from, you know, low level action controllers to high level planners, or even, you know, if you want robots to think about bigger questions.


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[Assistant] We need to follow the trends that humans do, which is make your models accurate and small and generalizable so that they can extend beyond the space that you see them, which means you truly understand the underlying manifold that you're trying to represent.


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[Assistant] I think physics definitely gives you the benefit that uhm,


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[Assistant] If you stay at a particular scale, things can be considered deterministic and that can, that can definitely help. Uhm, but I think, you know,


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[Assistant] A lot of times there are rules that govern just about everything, right? You know, true randomness is actually, you know, you don't really see that a lot. There's some, usually some big guiding principles. Um, and particularly in robotics where you want to take action and make decisions based on some phenomena, you're assuming usually that there is some underlying


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[Assistant] Uhm, description, model description that is there to be obtained, right? Uhm, so I think that's, that's, uh,


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[Assistant] Just rephrasing it to make sure I understand it, you know, your question completely. So, you know, thinking about, you know, how AR can play a bigger role in the sort of, you know, feedback control loops. How can it actually play a role on lower level controls, uhm, for a particular system? So I think absolutely, uhm, they definitely have the ability to do that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I would kind of refer back to that kind of human control loop, uhm, idea again, right? How does our vision directly correlate to actions that we take?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think, you know, on a very fundamental level, you know, we have reflexes, you know, so if you see something move into your field of view really quickly, there's...


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[Assistant] Um, and what's really fantastic about, you know, where AR is actually, um, going, um, is you actually have both sides of that, right? You have.


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[Assistant] Right? To this, uhm, sort of, uh, uhm, input. Right? So I think with all of that, right?


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[Assistant] You know, there's, how does the, you know, what, what, A, what does, what do your eyes see? And B, how does your mind process what it sees to take some action?


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[Assistant] You know, so I think we're, we're getting well developed on the A part, right, which is what can the IC and can we interpret that? But modeling how we make decisions based on some, you know, set of assumptions of what we're doing, that's definitely the more difficult problem.


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[Assistant] Uh, to solve, but I think by having that sort of interception, right? Because whatever you're seeing is literally being transformed through the AR. If you're doing something while you're wearing it, then you can kind of be guaranteed to a point that you're not really missing anything, at least from the vision perspective.


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[Assistant] Because you're intercepting that data directly. So if they made some decision based on what they saw, you know the information was present, you just have to figure out what it was and what was the underlying model that led to the actions that they took.


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[Assistant] Right, and then that, that leads to a lot of interesting, uhm, research.


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[Assistant] That's a fantastic question, um, and one very important to, um, traditional like assistive technology. Um, I think, you know, when it comes to actually, you know, deploying systems for people, you know, there's everyone's needs will be a little different.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and I think that kind of goes against traditional sort of engineering, uhm, large scale sort of thinking, right? You want to design a solution that has the maximum impact, uhm, as quickly as you can.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so I think what you raised, the point you were raising is how do you think about that sort of adaptiveness from a wide scale solution to


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[Assistant] I think, again, you know, framing it in the context of what you need to do, if I think particularly let's say about like the prosthetic arm, just for an example.


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[Assistant] The activities of daily living are going to be similar for everyone, right? But generalizability is the key. You know, you may open.


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[Assistant] And without too much effort can be adapted to your particular scenario. And that goes both for an outward facing


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[Assistant] You know, interacting with the environment and an inward facing.


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[Assistant] Right, and that's really important when you think about amputees, um, because every amputation is not going to be exactly the same, right? Where do you actually put the EMG?


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[Assistant] Where you have all of these abilities present in this sort of device at the end of the day on this technology. And then the last step is then calibrating that for


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[Assistant] But hopefully if you create a system that can be very generic and can adapt easily.


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[Assistant] Hopefully the overhead for that can be small and the capabilities, the reward, uh, can hopefully be large.


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[Assistant] Great Expectations by Charles Dickens Chapter 45 Turning from the temple gate, as soon as I had read the warning, I made the best of my way to Fleet Street, and there got a late hackneyed chariot and dove to the hum-hums in Covent Garden.


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[Assistant] And those times a bed was always to be got there at any hour of the night. And the chamberlain, letting me in at his ready wicket, lighted the candle next in order on his shelf, and showed me straight into the bedroom next in order on his list.


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[Assistant] It was a sort of vault on the ground floor at the back, with a despotic monster of a four-post bedstead in it, straddling over the whole place, putting one of his arbitrary legs into the fireplace, and another into the doorway.


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[Assistant] And squeezing the wretched little washing stand in quite a divinely righteous manner.


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[Assistant] As I had asked for a night-light, the chamberlain had brought me in, before he left me, the good old constitutional rush-light of those virtuous days. An object like the ghost of a walking-cain.


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[Assistant] Which instantly broke its back if it were touched, which nothing could ever be lighted at, and which was placed in solitary confinement at the bottom of a high tin tower, perforated with round holes that made a staringly wide awake pattern on the walls. When I had got into bed, and lay there, footsall weary and wretched,


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[Assistant] I found that I could no more close my own eyes than I could close the eyes of this foolish Argus. And thus, in the gloom and death of the night, we stared at one another.


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[Assistant] What a doleful night! How anxious, how dismal, how long! There was an inhospitable smell in the room, of cold soot and hot dust, and, as I looked up into the corners of the tester over my head,


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[Assistant] And grubs from the country must be holding on up there.


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[Assistant] Lying by for next summer. This led me to speculate whether any of them ever tumbled down. And then I fancied that I felt light falls on my face. A disagreeable turn of thought, suggesting other and more objectionable approaches up my back.


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[Assistant] When I had lain awake a little while, those extraordinary voices with which silence teems began to make themselves audible. The closet whispered, the fireplace sighed, the little washing-stand ticked, and one guitar-string played occasionally in the chest of drawers.


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[Assistant] Whatever night fancies and night noises crowded on me, they never warden off this, don't go home. It plattered itself into whatever I thought of, as a bodily pain would have done.


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[Assistant] It came into my head that he must have occupied this very vault of mine, and I got out of bed, to assure myself there were no red marks about, and opened the door to look out into the passages.


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[Assistant] And cheer myself with the companionship of a distant light, near which I knew the Chamberlain to be dozing. But all this time, why I was not to go home, and what had happened at home, and when I should go home,


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[Assistant] And when I recalled all the circumstances of our parting, and all her looks and tones, and the action of her fingers while she knitted, even then I was pursuing, here and there and everywhere, the caution, don't go home. When at last I dozed, in sheer exhaustion of mind and body,


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[Assistant] And I might not, could not, would not, and should not go home until I felt that I was going distracted and rolled over on the pillow and looked at the staring browns upon the wall again.


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[Assistant] I had left directions that I was to be called at seven, for it was plain that I must see Wemmick before seeing anyone else, and equally plain that this was a case in which his Walworth sentiments only could be taken. It was a relief to get out of the room where the night had been so miserable.


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[Assistant] And I needed no second knocking at the door to startle me from my uneasy bed.


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[Assistant] The castle battlements arose upon my view at eight o'clock. The little servant, happening to be entering the fortress with two hot rolls, I passed through the poston and crossed the drawbridge in her company.


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[Assistant] And so came, without announcement, into the presence of Wimic, as he was making tea for himself and the aged.


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[Assistant] An open door afforded a perspective view of the aged in bed. "'Hullo, Mr. Pip,' said Wemmick. "'You did come home, then?' "'Yes,' I returned. "'But I didn't go home. That's all right,' said he, rubbing his hands. "'I left a note for you at each of the temple gates on the chance. Which gate did you come to?' I told him.


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[Assistant] I'll go round to the others in the course of the day and destroy the notes," said Wemmick.


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[Assistant] It's a good rule, never to leave documentary evidence if you can help it, because you don't know when it may be put in. I'm going to take the liberty with you.


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[Assistant] Would you mind toasting this sausage for the aged pea?" I said I should be delighted to do it. "'Then you can go about your work, Marianne,' said Wemmick to the little servant.


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[Assistant] I thanked him for his friendship and caution, and our discourse proceeded in low tone while I toasted the aged sausage and he buttered the crumb of the aged roll. "'Now, Mr. Pip, you know,' said Wormick, "'you and I understand one another. We are in our private and personal capacities.'


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[Assistant] I was so very nervous that I had already lighted the aged sausage like a torch, and been obliged to blow it out.


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[Assistant] Yesterday morning," said Remig, being in a certain place where I once took you, even between you and me, is as well not to mention names when avoidable. Much better not, said I. I understand you. I heard there by chance yesterday morning, said Remig, that a certain person


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[Assistant] Not altogether of uncolonial pursuits, and not unpossessed of portable property.


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[Assistant] Not always in gratification of their own inclinations, and not quite irrespective of the government expense.


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[Assistant] In watching his face, I made quite a firework of the ages sausage.


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[Assistant] And greatly discomposed both my own attention whemmicks, for which I apologized.


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[Assistant] By disappearing from such place, and being no more heard of thereabouts, from which," said Wemmick.


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[Assistant] I also heard that you at your chambers in Garden Court Temple had been watched, and might be watched again. By whom? said I.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't go into that," said Wemmick, evasively. It might clash with official responsibilities. I heard it.


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[Assistant] As I have in my time heard other curious things in the same place, I don't tell it you on information received. I heard it.


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[Assistant] He took the toasting fork and sausage from me as he spoke, and set forth the aged's breakfast neatly on a little tray.


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[Assistant] Previous to placing it before him, he went into the aged's room with a clean white cloth, and tied the same under the old gentleman's chin, and propped him up, and put his nightcap on one side, and gave him quite a rakish air.


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[Assistant] Then he placed his breakfast before him, with great care, and said,


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[Assistant] As there seemed to be a tacit understanding at the age it was not in a presentable state, and was therefore to be considered invisible,


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[Assistant] I made a pretence of being in complete ignorance of these proceedings.


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[Assistant] There's watching of me at my chambers, which I have once had reason to suspect," I said to Wemmick when he came back.


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[Assistant] Is inseparable from the person to whom you have adverted, is it? Wemmick looked very serious.


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[Assistant] I couldn't undertake to say that of my own knowledge. I mean, I couldn't undertake to say it was at first. But it either is, or it will be, or it's in great danger of being.


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[Assistant] As I saw that he was restrained by fealty to little Britain from saying as much as he could, and as I knew with thankfulness to him how far out of his way he went to say what he did, I could not press him.


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[Assistant] But I told him, after a little meditation over the fire, that I would like to ask him a question, subject to his answering or not answering, as he deemed right, and sure that his course would be right.


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[Assistant] He paused in his breakfast, and crossing his arms, and pinching his shirt sleeves, his notion of indoor comfort was to sit without any coat. He nodded to me once, to put my question. You have heard of a man of bad character, whose true name is Kompason? He answered with one other nod. Is he living? One other nod. Is he in London? He gave me one other nod.


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[Assistant] Without mentioning any names, or going into any details, I gave him to understand that if he was aware of anybody, Tom, Jack, or Richard, being about the chambers, or about the immediate neighbourhood,


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[Assistant] You'd better get Tom, Jack, or Richard out of the way while you were out of the way. He would be greatly puzzled what to do. He was puzzled what to do. Not the less.


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[Assistant] Because I gave him my opinion that it was not safe to try to get Tom, Jack, or Richard too far out of the way at present. Mr. Pip, I'll tell you something.


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[Assistant] Under existing circumstances, there's no place like a great city when you are at once in it. Don't break cover too soon.


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[Assistant] Lie close. Wait till things slacken before you try the open even for foreign air.


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[Assistant] That he is caught in a young lady, who has, as no doubt you are aware, a bed-ridden par. Which par, having been in the purser line of life, lies a bed, in a bow-window, where it can see the ship's sail up and down the river. You are acquainted with the young lady most probably. Not personally," said I.


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[Assistant] The truth was that she had objected to me as an expensive companion who did her but no good.


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[Assistant] And that, when Herbert had first proposed to present me to her, she had received the proposal with such very moderate warmth, that Herbert had felt himself obliged to confide the state of the case to me, with a view to the lapse of a little time before I made her acquaintance.


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[Assistant] When I had begun to advance Herbert's prospects by stealth, I had been able to bear this with cheerful philosophy. He and his affianced, for their part, had naturally not been very anxious to introduce a third person into the interviews, and thus


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[Assistant] And although the young lady and I had long regularly interchanged messages and remembrances by Herbert, I had never seen her.


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[Assistant] Down the pool there, between Limehouse and Greenwich, and being kept, it seems, by a very respectable widow, who has furnished up the floor to let. Mr. Herbert, put it to me.


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[Assistant] What did I think of that as a temporary tenement for Tom, Jack, or Richard? Now I thought very well of it, for these three reasons I'll give you. That is to say, firstly,


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[Assistant] It's all together out of all your beats, and is well away from the usual heap of streets great and small.


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[Assistant] Secondly, without going near it yourself, you could always hear of the safety of Tom Jackmore Richard through Mr Herbert. Thirdly, after a while, and when it might be prudent,


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[Assistant] If you should want to slip, Tom, Jack or Richard, on board a foreign packet boat, there he is, ready.


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[Assistant] He housed Tom, Jack, or Richard, whichever it may be, you and I don't want to know, quite successfully.


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[Assistant] Another great advantage of all this is that it was done without you, and when


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[Assistant] If anyone was concerning himself about your movements, you must be known to be ever so many miles off, and quite otherwise engaged.


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[Assistant] This diverts suspicion and confuses it, and for the same reason I recommended that even if you came back last night you should not go home. It brings in more confusion, and you want confusion. Wermick.


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[Assistant] Said he, with his hands still in the sleeves, I have probably done the most I can do.


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[Assistant] But if I can ever do more from a Woolworth's point of view, and in a strictly private and personal capacity, I shall be glad to do it. Here's the address.


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[Assistant] There can be no harm in your going here tonight and seeing for yourself that all is well with Tom, Jack or Richard before you go home.


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[Assistant] Quite despairing of making my mind clear to Wemmick on this point, I forbore to try.


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[Assistant] If you had nothing more pressing to do, and to keep here till dark, that's what I should advise. You look very much worried.


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[Assistant] And it would do you good to have a perfectly quiet day with the aged. Here we are presently, and a little bit of—you remember the pig? Of course," said I.


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[Assistant] The sausage you toasted was his, and he was in all respects a first-raider. Do try him, if it is only for old acquaintance' sake.


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[Assistant] Pipe the old man from within. I soon fell asleep before Wemmick's fire, and the aged and I enjoyed one another's society by falling asleep before it more or less all day. We had loin of pork for dinner, and greens grown on the estate, and I nodded at the aged with a good intention whenever I failed to do it drowsily. When it was quite dark, I left the aged preparing the fire for toast.


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[Assistant] And I inferred from the number of teacups, as well as from his glances at the two little doors in the wall, that Miss Skiffens was expected.


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[Assistant] And true to the words of my hero and guru in all aspects of life, MS Dhoni, I like to keep it calm, focus on the process and the result will take care of itself.


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[Assistant] Note one paragraph about his condition saying he was in a coma at Gyeongang Friendship Hospital. That's really all I knew except that he had been hospitalized for 15 months.


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[Assistant] I think I had felt that the relationship between North Korea and the U.S. had been bad for a while. And, uh, no, I thought if this door had opened to bring Otto Warmbier back, then there had been negotiations to ease things a little bit.


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[Assistant] It was a standard physical exam. I listened to his heart and lungs, checked his eyes, pupils, uh, did a neurologic exam as best I could.


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[Assistant] I had what I felt was enough time to examine. That's when I started asking questions. They said, oh, let's go out. When you finish your exam, then we'll go out and talk.


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[Assistant] They said he had eaten a pork meal the day he went into prison, and could he have had botulism poisoning, which can cause you to stop breathing, but it would not happen that quickly in general.


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[Assistant] That didn't sound very plausible. The other was that they had given him two sedatives on the night he went in because he was very agitated, upset.


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[Assistant] They were forthcoming with their information.


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[Assistant] The door opens and here comes a judge in a judge's robe. He goes to that same spot I was in and he conducted a little 10 minute court hearing to commute


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[Assistant] They wanted us to go through them piece by piece and check it off. We said, just give us his passport, his wallet, uh, just give us everything.


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[Assistant] Said, talk to each other about how do we want the parents to see him? Do we want him to be fully awake?


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[Assistant] Or do we want him to be calm and sedated? And we decide, should be calm and sedated.


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[Assistant] 15 minutes out from the airport, we had given him another dose of the sedative and he was very calm and quiet. The minute parents got up there, started talking to him, he woke up. So it was, it was my impression and the nurse's impression that yeah, he had some level recognized his parents' voices. I think so. Yeah. He just immediately,


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[Assistant] It has to be said that the German population were all too happy to go along with that. They were tired of war and wanted it to be over. But they were also terrified of what the Allies would do to them if they came.


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[Assistant] My parents said, this is too much. We're going to leave too.


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[Assistant] He said he had fought there, and we shouldn't go back there because the whole place was in ruins and the village had been mined. But we said, we're going home.


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[Assistant] The hand grenades had rings on them, and when you pulled them, you had to throw them away very quickly.


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[Assistant] I knelt down by his side and I hugged him and I told him I missed him and I was so glad that he made it home.


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[Assistant] She and I firmly believe that he fought to stay alive through the worst that the North Koreans could put him through in order to return to the family and community he loves.


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[Assistant] Where do I start? You've had such a mad couple of years of your life. Uhm, you have an album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go, coming out in March.


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[Assistant] Is everything being done with your brother still? Is it still you and him in this little unit?


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[Assistant] How difficult has it been for you to stay true to this vision of yours and your brothers over the years?


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[Assistant] Are you looking forward to a point where you don't have to prove to anyone anything anymore? Yeah.


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[Assistant] I guess, I guess that what you've done, what you've carved out for yourself in terms of your sound and, and your, you've just been completely you and no one exists like you. So people are probably like, can't you just go and be a nice little Taylor Swift and make a nice little pop song?


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[Assistant] I was looking at that Vanity Fair piece online, uhm, where they interviewed you when you were 15 and then when you were 16.


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[Assistant] That was so insane. It seemed really insane for you. I was like, that must be so freaky just to do.


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[Assistant] I mean, it was really interesting to see, you know, just the two yous in that year and it feels like in October you were a totally different you, just not even.


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[Assistant] But the one thing that's happened over that year, you know, the difference between you and us, as well as you being a totally different person, is that the world has discovered you. Like, clearly the world has discovered you. Uhm, so how does it feel to have that kind of, uhm, situation where you have bands, you have people like Olly Sykes from Bring Me being like, she is so punk rock, I love her. Is that-


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[Assistant] That's hard. But it does feel like the sound, especially the last few releases, there's a real gothic kind of vibe to the visuals, to the sonics as well. There's a kind of darkness there.


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[Assistant] I'm so curious as to even what Billie Eilish, who Billie Eilish will be this time next year.


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[Assistant] During the day I'm in the office, I just shout it out to one of the young ladies who are tremendous. I have tremendous office staff and, uh, Meredith and some of the people that work for me and I'll just shout it out.


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[Assistant] And during the ceasefire, Russia took over vast swatches of land.


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[Assistant] I remember now I met you in the newspapers. The fine features, those lovely eyes. Oh, my heart went out to you. There was a big picture of you on the front page and a smaller one on the third page. And I thought to myself at the time, now there's a womanly woman.


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[Assistant] And I thought, I've never met this lovely Valerie Randall, but someday I'll meet the man who treated her so abominably.


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[Assistant] You've undergone a change. Probably that flapjack she's wearing.


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[Assistant] Of course I do. And if you're wearing it because you lost a bet, okay, I think you're a very good sport.


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[Assistant] Anil will swim three thousand miles to obey a cosmic urge. I'm something of anil.


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[Assistant] My golly, that's the first husband I've missed in years. I can go back and have another try at it. Oh, no, no, never look back. What's past is past. Always keep looking straight ahead.


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[Assistant] Yes, but short. A minute and a half, two minutes at the very most. A lovely day with a lovely girl.


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[Assistant] No, not really. I'm nice the way all people are, when they want something.


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[Assistant] Nah, don't you believe it. Valerie, I've got an idea.


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[Assistant] Let's pretend that the world and people and civilization are ages and miles away. I'll cut some pine boughs and build a fire.


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[Assistant] And we'll sit here alone under the stars and watch the fire die out and the night close in.


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[Assistant] You're breaking a very promising spell. Oh, aren't you right? Well, you can't blame me for trying.


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[Assistant] No, darling, don't try to laugh it off. You can't. Kiss me.


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[Assistant] Don't fight any longer, darling. We're right for each other. Love is calling us to transform our lives into a beautiful symphony. Together we could create a divine note.


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[Assistant] It's as though I suddenly found myself in a high altitude. My head spins and I feel light, my heart pounds.


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[Assistant] Oh no, it isn't just a mere compliment. A mere compliment would be an insult to you. I want to communicate my feelings to you.


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[Assistant] Oh, I've been planning a divorce all along and I'll rush it right through now that I found you. You won't mind waiting, will you?


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[Assistant] They had to work hard to show patience and be willing to travel over a thousand miles. You could say even this harder than getting a ticket to the renaissance tour or, or, or reprinting this tour. She's down in, it's kind of warm in Brazil right now.


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[Assistant] 40% of all products coming into the United States of America on the west coast go through, uh, Los Angeles and, uh, and, uh, uhm, uhm, what am I doing here? Is it Long Beach? Long Beach, thank you.


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[Assistant] I went forward with a five hour in person, five hour in person interview over two days on October the 8th and 9th of last year.


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[Assistant] In addition, I know there's some attention paid to some language in the report about my recollection of events. But then the president goes on the attack. There's even reference that I don't remember when my son died.


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[Assistant] Frankly, when I was asked the question, I thought to myself, it wasn't any other damn business.


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[Assistant] Their task was to make a decision about whether to move forward with charges in this case.


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[Assistant] That's their decision to make. That's the council's decision to make. That's his job. And they decided not to move forward.


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[Assistant] Which might I remind you, one of his victims described as looking like raw hamburger.


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[Assistant] It was a bit easier, but this is what it all comes down to. This is where we win that trophy. This is the point where we take that trophy home.


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[Assistant] Come and sit by the fire in the library and relax. You can help me with the Times Crossword.


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[Assistant] I must get home now, I really must get home.


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[Assistant] So maybe in a month or two, no. Our generation is like that.


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[Assistant] Today is not the day. Although today is the day, it's not the day. You know what I mean? Do you know what I am saying? Theoretically,


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[Assistant] Air sports is the last sport that we have to go pro in. Otherwise we've gone pro in every sport on Wii Sports Resort. Uh, cycling is not a sport, it's bike riding.


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[Assistant] And I never want to go pro in that. If you don't know what I'm talking about, watch my previous video that I played cycling to go pro in it. So every sport that isn't stupid, I've gone pro in. So for everything I say right now, just pretend cycling doesn't exist. Just, just put your hand or your finger or whatever over cycling. It doesn't exist in this game. So air sports is the last one we have to go pro in. However, it was brought to my attention.


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[Assistant] You know, like in Swordplay, I went pro in Swordplay Duel.


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[Assistant] I haven't gone pro in speed slice or showdown. Frisbee, I did frisbee dog. I didn't do frisbee golf. Basketball, I went pro in pickup game.


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[Assistant] I didn't go pro in three point contest. Table tennis, I didn't go pro in return challenge. Bowling, I didn't go pro in a hundred pin game or spin control. So there's six, seven. And air sports is just air sports, right? Oh boy.


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[Assistant] Oh boy, can you go pro in skydiving? I never knew that there was even...


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[Assistant] This is just a cheesy little thing, it's not an actual sport you get judged on, is it? I wanna find this out. But either way, not including, not including any variants of airsports,


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[Assistant] I don't think I've ever done this before. I have never done this before. I can't believe this.


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[Assistant] I'm a guy who plays Wii for a living, and I've never played this. There's a random voice. What happens if I don't link up with them?


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[Assistant] What if I just go plummeting to earth? We're going head first. Head strong, take you on. This is not where you belong. If you keep your me horizontal, you will fall more slowly. Holy shit, we were high up. What if we just


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[Assistant] Jeez. Okay, you can't die. Eventually the game takes over. Let's take a look at the photos taken during your jump. Did you catch any big grins? Yeah, look at that. Also some big crotch. Two points. Two skill level.


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[Assistant] So now that we know that this does have skill level, that means that there's, if this is what I'm going pro in today, I guess it is because I already started, there's still island flyover and


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[Assistant] Dogfight to go pro in. So add that to the seven before and what do you get?


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[Assistant] Nine. I'm gonna try to not just kill myself this time. Oh, look at me and this guy holding hands. That's cute.


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[Assistant] So I guess the objective is to, to link up with as many people as you can. What about these people? Ooh, triple. Oh, perfect. Ooh, and a plane. Oh, look at, look at her taking a picture. Why was, how do you pull out a camera skydiving?


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[Assistant] Oh, I swarmed up with them. Oh, you gotta go through their holes. Okay.


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[Assistant] I would say I did a pretty good job. A lot of photos of my gooch.


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[Assistant] Nice. 64 points, so does that mean we get 64 skill points?


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[Assistant] Those people, those people didn't wanna get a good picture. How is it, is there a way to look at the camera or something or is it always just supposed to be up my... The camera is always just supposed to be up my goo- AHHHH! Up my gooch. Hello.


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[Assistant] Well, you grabbed onto me in a bad spot. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Well, there's no way to get to them.


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[Assistant] Nope. There's a man there and him, her, whatever. GET CLOSER! Alright, whatever. At least we got a nice picture. A Sami. COME ON! GRAB ME! GRAB ME!


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[Assistant] Ooh, look it. Look it, we got a way better picture that time.


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[Assistant] I figured out how to look at the camera. If we catch any big grins, only the biggest grins.


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[Assistant] You get so many bonus points for the big grin. We just got 83 points. Ah, but we only get 82 experience. Come on, let me get your asses.


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[Assistant] I think we got a lot of good smiles there. I think that second picture counts too.


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[Assistant] Ooh! You see that? That one was pretty, pretty Gucci swag right there.


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[Assistant] I don't know where the fourth person even is. Form of a bucket of water.


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[Assistant] It wouldn't let me get to that last big hole. Now we only get 78.


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[Assistant] Aw, look at that picture. That's gonna be a good one. Aw, meant to get Luca! Well, this sucks.


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[Assistant] Well, oh no, yeaah, we only got 78 that time. What do we get for experience?


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[Assistant] I didn't even recognize, notice the picture of Abby. The picture we got with Abby. Hopefully it was a good one.


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[Assistant] You're a bitch. You're trying to not let me get pro by being a bitch. Where's the last guy? There he is. Yeah, well.


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[Assistant] It's getting increasingly hard to get all four of them. There keeps on being one.


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[Assistant] Holy shit, 106. Now that was a good one. So it must be


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[Assistant] Everyone you meet up with in the sky is in the final pick. So you do exponentially better if you can get more people in your pictures early.


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[Assistant] I think. But I don't, once again, I don't like how we got over 100, but now we only get 88 experience points.


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[Assistant] I'm not trying to smile for the camera, I'm trying to get the other two. It's that Beatbox just wants to smile. Get soda, okay, get glasses.


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[Assistant] Got him. Where's the other guy? There he is! Nah, we're not getting him. He's dead to us. Hope you fall. Hope your parachute doesn't deploy, buddy.


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[Assistant] You either grab on or you die. Okay, we're not, we're not getting anyone else on this one either. These people float away from me!


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[Assistant] I mean we're not doing bad. This is very repetitive though.


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[Assistant] There's nothing much that changes every time, this is...


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[Assistant] I dunno. This is a sport that I don't think you're meant to go pro-ing, but...


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[Assistant] I'm not gonna make up excuses on this one. I'm gonna try to get there without getting too bold. So I'm gonna go for the lower ones first. Like you two. Oh, nope, nevermind. Goodbye. Hey, does someone wanna grab on here? The fuck? You guys are wasting my time!


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[Assistant] Demon Pierre. Look at this guy. Who is that mean? Oh no, it's Alisa. Yea, I don't want to grab on you anyway. Nope, nope. That's your closest. These people aren't awful. Oh, I actually got them. No, I don't know where the others are.


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[Assistant] We're getting, there must be a sudden wind gust now that blew us so we could not get in that final hole.


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[Assistant] Okay, we're doing really good right now. I don't mean to toot my own horn, but we're doing pretty good. But these people are so far away, we're losing.


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[Assistant] We're not getting to her. Thanks. You suck at skydiving, bitch, by the way.


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[Assistant] That's uh, it's gonna end up being like pretty much the same. Oh, 119. Pretty much is good. Another 80. 75. Kinda move out. No. But these people are drifting away.


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[Assistant] Why can't you just grab onto me like a normal fucking skydiver?


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[Assistant] Hey, hey, you're a bitch. You're an absolute bitch. If you float away while I'm trying to link up with you, you're a bitch. It's only now worth 57.


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[Assistant] We're on an exponential decay graph right now, but where's the last guy? Woo! I can't believe we caught him.


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[Assistant] I don't think the game can believe we caught him to be honest with you. I don't think you're supposed to.


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[Assistant] I think it makes it at this point increasingly hard to get a perfect catch. Because there's always like right out the bat, there's someone way lower than everybody.


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[Assistant] On a real note though, I would never go skydiving, ever. I've seen a lot of my friends and people I know go skydiving and I just can't believe they do it. Is it really worth the adrenaline rush to potentially fall to your death from thousands of feet in the air? Absolutely not.


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[Assistant] I get nervous jumping in the water from like, okay, that's ridiculous.


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[Assistant] The game put me on a trajectory that made it impossible to go through any holes! I mean, are you kidding me? I just, I spent all that time and now we're gonna get shit on. Yeah. All that time wasted because we didn't go through the holes. And then not even my fault, we couldn't get over there! That pissed me off.


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[Assistant] That was a good round too. We literally were about to have the best round, and I missed every fucking- I DIDN'T!


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[Assistant] The game made me miss every frickin', uh, ring of people. Oh, 101, that's not even that good.


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[Assistant] Let me get 34 experience points for that. Oh boy. I don't like the way this is heading right now. Okay, this one's lining up a little bit more than others. Like we keep on...


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[Assistant] Whatever. It's always some bitch that doesn't wanna grab on.


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[Assistant] Well, this is it. I think if I go through the holes, I could have a PB here. Oh wow. This hole's moving.


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[Assistant] Hopefully it gives me like 250 experience points. 151. Just blow my pants off, please.


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[Assistant] 98. That almost gets us all the way through the 800s.


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[Assistant] Okay, okay, okay, I'm starting to believe, I'm starting to believe I can GoPro here. Where's the closest people?


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[Assistant] I was hoping there'd be someone right by me and said I'm wasting time right now. Wasting a ton of time.


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[Assistant] I have wasted an astronomical amount of time.


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[Assistant] I would, I would damn to say we took a huge step backwards. Yeah, we did not do good at all. Oh, this will, this will be devastating if we don't get through the holes too. There's too much time wasted because there's no one near me. They ran away from me like the plague. Oh, 23 is not bad. I'll take that.


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[Assistant] Some of these motherfuckers are just out here to sabotage me. 133, it's my second best ever. 44, okay. I'm only 41 away from being pro.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, thank god. Thank god everyone's skydiving in their own clusters away from me.


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[Assistant] What am I supposed to do? Fuck myself right now? I will airily fuck myself. I'll be the first person to airily shove a fucking dildo up my ass if you guys just want to all avoid me.


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[Assistant] 100, over, that was 103 and we lost 3 experience points. Grab me.


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[Assistant] I dunno. Once again, we're putting a position where there's no one near us.


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[Assistant] The camera keeps jurisdicting where I go next, despite the fact that there's other groups closer, which is incredibly frustrating.


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[Assistant] Like why is the camera, the camera's telling me to, I gotta go this way now, even though there's a group, the opposite direction, like right there.


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[Assistant] Like this group is right there. This group is right there. The camera won't let me see them.


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[Assistant] Alex is always a pain in the ass to grab onto. Where's the next guy? I don't know where the last guy was. There he is. Dude, don't come skydiving if you're not gonna play with the team. Don't play with the team if you're just gonna be in it for yourself.


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[Assistant] I think this should be a good one. Probably 150? Maybe?


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[Assistant] Ooh yeaah, just about. This, this could push us over the edge, please.


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[Assistant] I actually went pro in skydiving. I was beginning to question it there at the end.


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[Assistant] That, it, it, I, I, I was just gonna get too pissed off and it was over. But no, we did it. We did it.


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[Assistant] There's still nine other things to go pro in though, so we are far from over. I'm done.


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[Assistant] The old age shall burn and rave at the close of day. Rage, rage against the dying of light. Thou wisest men at their end to know darkest right. Because their words had forked no lightning, they did not go gentle into the good night.


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[Assistant] Good man, the last wave by crying how bright, their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.


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[Assistant] Great math. Near death. Who see with blinding sight?


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[Assistant] The tale of two cities. Written by Charles Dickens. It was the best of times. It was the worst of time. It was the age of wisdom. It was the age of foolishness. It was a poge of belief. It was a poge of incredulity. It was the season of light. It was the season of darkness. It was the spring of hope. It was the winter of despair. We had everything before us.


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[Assistant] In short, the period was so far like the present period that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received for good or for evil in the superlative degree of compassion only.


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[Assistant] Ax, and I put the vector hat on it and I subtracted on b, that this is smaller than any other ax equal to b, or ax minus b rather.


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[Assistant] Great albino lay dead in the sand, poor boy.


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[Assistant] Great albino lay dead in the sand.


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[Assistant] Thunderhead then was the king of the mountain, Where he lived nobody knew where.


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[Assistant] He would steal to the ranches in the valley below.


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[Assistant] Now and then to take a new Lady Fair, great lover.


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[Assistant] Now and then to take a new lady fair.


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[Assistant] At night many fillies broke for freedom, At his feet another stallion lay dead.


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[Assistant] Like a thief in the night, he would fly out of sight. Mighty clever the valley people said, shoot that stallion. They were sure it was the great thunderhead.


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[Assistant] Yes siree, old Thunderhead was a mighty tough customer. He kept getting bolder and bolder, like the night when he struck at Beaver Greenway's place.


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[Assistant] Right and early next morning, Lever's granddaughter found out what had happened to their mayor. And things sure started popping.


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[Assistant] Hi, Gus. How are things in the big city? Great. I got a surprise for you in the trailer. Surprises I like don't come in trailers.


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[Assistant] When I was single, my mommy did jingle, and I wish I was single again, again. I wish I was single again. I married me a wife, oh then, oh then. I married me a wife, oh then.


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[Assistant] My wife, she died, oh then, oh then. My wife, she died, oh then.


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[Assistant] You know, a stallion won't run his mares hard if he can help it. That's right. Let's trail him, Dad. We'll catch Jewel and Thunderhead too.


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[Assistant] Took two days and two nights of packing over country no one had ever seen before.


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[Assistant] They arrived at a mesa high enough to scare a mountain goat. Some of the boys wanted to call it a day, but the boss and old beaver, they wouldn't quit.


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[Assistant] Well sir, when they finally got to the top, they crossed to the opposite side of the mesa.


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[Assistant] Keeping a little ridge between them and where they figured Thunderhead should be.


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[Assistant] Kenny's heart was in his mouth as they climbed that little ridge. He wanted to get Jewel back, but he sure didn't want him to kill Thunderhead.


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[Assistant] There he goes. And I don't aim to jump that.


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[Assistant] It was sure wonderful to see Joel up and around again. Ken had been working her some.


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[Assistant] But she wouldn't work a lick unless the old boy was right on the track with her.


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[Assistant] The sawed-off billiard cue made jewel trot as straight as you please. And the sheepskin roll...


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[Assistant] Well, that stopped her from seeing shadows and being scared. She kept improving every day.


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[Assistant] And it wasn't long before Jake figured she was ready to step out and show some real speed.


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[Assistant] Well, sir, it was a long drive, but here we were at Lancaster, Ohio, heart of the trotting horse country. Fairgrounds was already waking up to some real activity. Those horses were pouring in from every state in the Union to compete for the Governor's Cup. How was I bit? I had just planked down a week's pay on Jules' nose.


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[Assistant] Easy, sir, easy. This is the heat that counts.


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[Assistant] Where are you going? Amy asked Meg and Joe one afternoon. I want to come too. You can't, dear. You're not invited, said Meg.


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[Assistant] You're going somewhere with Lori. I know you are.


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[Assistant] Yes we are, said Joe. Now stop annoying us. You're going to the theater, Amy said suddenly. I want to go with you.


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[Assistant] We could take her, I suppose, began Meg.


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[Assistant] No, Lori only invited us, said Joe.


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[Assistant] You just stay where you are, said Joe angrily.


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[Assistant] I'll make you sorry for this, Joe March!


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[Assistant] Amy shouted as Meg and Joe left the house.


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[Assistant] The two older sisters enjoyed themselves at the theater.


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[Assistant] But Joe couldn't stop worrying as she wondered what Amy would do to make her sorry. She found out the next afternoon. Beth, Amy, and Meg were sitting together when Joe ran into the room. Has anyone taken my notebook? Joe asked.


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[Assistant] When I wake up each morning, when I wake up each morning and see you next to me, I know that my day will be alright.


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[Assistant] But I want you to know how you affect me when I wake up and see you in the morning. I am so happy that we're together. I respect you, I admire you, I love you deeply. When I wake up each morning and see you next to me, no matter what happens, I know that my day will be alright.


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[Assistant] Since they'd never met before, they're sure that there'd been nothing between them. But what's the word from the street's staircase halls?


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[Assistant] Perhaps they've passed by each other a million times. I want to ask them if they don't remember a moment face to face in some revolving door. Perhaps a sorry letter in a crowd. A per-run number caught in the receiver. But I mailed the answer. No, they don't remember.


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[Assistant] There were signs and signals even if they couldn't read them yet. Perhaps three years ago, or just last Tuesday, was certainly fluttered from one shoulder to another. Something was dropped and then picked up.


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[Assistant] Each beginning is a sequel after all, and the book of events is always open halfway through.


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[Assistant] Where are you going now, d'Artagnan? That was the man of Mung!


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[Assistant] I saw his face when the wind blew open his cloak. Quickly, gentlemen, we must follow him.


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[Assistant] My dear d'Artagnan, said Aramis.


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[Assistant] You must remember that his horse is fresh and ours are tired from a day of travel. We have no chance of following him.


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[Assistant] It is a death order signed by the Cardinal himself.


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[Assistant] It is by my permission and for the good of France that the man holding this letter has killed who he has killed. Richelieu


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[Assistant] And he is just on some business of the Cardinals. Come, d'Artagnan, remember our business.


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[Assistant] Let us eat and rest and then ride on to Bethune in a few hours.


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[Assistant] With all the crazy stuff going on in the world these days, sometimes you just need to take a break and drink during the afternoon. And today I'm gonna do it with Kelly Clarkson!


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[Assistant] This is the first Grammy that's ever been served in anywhere.


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[Assistant] Alright, name the maximum number of words in one minute that begin with the letter F. F words.


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[Assistant] I want this to be real, so I'm gonna put on noise-canceling headphones.


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[Assistant] Look, the important thing is that we are on the roof, and we've each written things for the other person to yell from the roof.


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[Assistant] Uh, this has been, uh, not a closer look.


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[Assistant] Not by no means a closer look. This has been Seth and Kelly day drink in the afternoon. Day drinking.


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[Assistant] Not at all. But I wanna talk to him first.


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[Assistant] I've been trying to talk to you about Buddyfight for a while now. Finally, I can ask, why do you keep doing things that give it a bad name?


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[Assistant] I think you're wrong. Monsters are our friends. We help each other improve and become stronger. That's what makes Buddyfights so great!


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[Assistant] But Guru created the Mirage card to make the dreams come true for those of us who love Buddyfight. But you stole it and changed it into the Chaos!


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[Assistant] That's why Guru chose to use his own life energy to create a new Mirage card. And then he gave it to me.


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[Assistant] It exists so that we can join forces with monsters and build bonds of friendship! That's what Buddyfight is all about!


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[Assistant] Gao could really do this. What'll he do with those three cards he just drew?


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[Assistant] Yes, no, I'm not nervous of you, I'm nervous because you're here and you're very popular here in Belgium. Your show, your show was sold out immediately. Crazy. Four minutes I think, three minutes, crazy. Uh, so I wanted to do the interview in a kind of a very friend style, kind of with the flashlights, dark, everything. Uhm, because I was wondering, a lot has happened since Ocean Eyes.


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[Assistant] Okay, I can tell. Uhm, now you have, uh, you should see me in a crown, bury your friend. Those songs are way more intense, way, way darker. What happened? She said, what happened?


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[Assistant] Yeah, kind of. The video as well. But it's all cool, it's all good. Uhm, and you write a lot of songs with your brother. You perform as well with your brother. Ah yes. I'm an only child. Are you? So I wonder, what's it like to have a musical family? And to perform with your brother. Do you always get along? Or do you sometimes argue? Or what's it like?


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[Assistant] Alright, but uhm, you're not good at one point because you came here in a wheelchair. True. What happened?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I also have one question about the black eyes and the black paint from your videos.


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[Assistant] Yeah, just draw tears, whatever. Whatever you think is like, whatever mood you're in.


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[Assistant] It is time. I tell people that uhm, this has been a great run.


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[Assistant] I have loved this job. I'm not going to pretend that there haven't been moments of great frustration, but it is a singular privilege. Uh, I think I'm as good a president now as I've ever been because you learn stuff over eight years. You've sort of been around the track a bunch of times. But I also see now the wisdom of the founders that at a certain point you have to


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[Assistant] You know, you're a citizen and, and, uh, you go back to being a citizen after, uh, after this office is, uh, is over. So we're just trying to run through the tape and, uh, the great thing is I've got an unbelievable team around me.


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[Assistant] That the team won't be there in the same way, uh, I think is the only thing where you have a little bit of regret.


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[Assistant] If you look at the United States, Canada, Europe, all the advanced democracies, then clearly you've got to have


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[Assistant] A market-based system because it's really productive and...


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[Assistant] It spurs on innovation and freedom and entrepreneurship, and you gotta have a social welfare state. And, you know, in some ways, the label socialism,


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[Assistant] Doesn't make that much sense in a context where


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[Assistant] There's no economy that doesn't have some socialist elements.


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[Assistant] Uh, there's some common goods that we all agree everybody should have. That's what Social Security is. That's what...


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[Assistant] Uh, Medicare is, to some extent, that's what public schools are. We all chip in to make sure that everybody, no matter the circumstances of your birth, uh, have these baseline goods. Uh, and


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[Assistant] As you know, I felt pretty strongly that healthcare should be one of those.


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[Assistant] Uh, one of those goods. Uh, I've also said in the past that if I were designing a system from scratch


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[Assistant] I would have probably looked at a single-payer system. Uh, but we do have legacy systems, and that's the only thing


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[Assistant] That sometimes when I've had conversations with Bernie, uh, I've, I've said to him, that we don't start from scratch. Uh, there, there, you've got a one trillion dollar healthcare industry, for example, and


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[Assistant] You got a lot of people who are working for it and a lot of special interests involved. And so my goal in the Affordable Care Act was if I can get millions of more people insurance, then that's my first goal. Because for them,


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[Assistant] This is not an abstraction. It's like I'm not gonna lose my home or my kids gonna get coverage. And that's what we've done. But I see it as a starter home. And then the question is, how do we make sure everybody ultimately gets it? Because there's still gaps in coverage. I think the same is true, you know, when it comes to


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[Assistant] I agree with you that the criminal justice system should not be infected by, uh,


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[Assistant] The profit motive. This is the awesome power of the state saying we can take somebody's freedom away. We can lock them up because they've breached some part of the social contract.


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[Assistant] The notion that you wanna, you might incentivize people to lock more people in, uh, or keep them there longer, uh, uh, or not provide the kind of rehabilitation services so that they can


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[Assistant] Get out of there. I think that's a problem. And so I'm very proud of some of the work that we've been trying to do along these lines. We got more work to do.


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[Assistant] State-run media, uh, that's what they got in, in, uh,


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[Assistant] Partly because they had a monopoly though, uh, to some degree. Right. Right. So they were fat and happy.


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[Assistant] In this kind of environment, it's hard to figure out how you would do that.


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[Assistant] I think the question I'd have when it comes to the media is, uh, how do we create a space where truth gets eyeballs and is entertaining.


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[Assistant] Uh, we can build a common conversation. What is true, when I leave here, one of the things I'm most concerned about is the balkanization of the media where


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[Assistant] You've got 800 stations, you've got all these websites.


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[Assistant] People have difficulty now just sorting out what's true and what's not.


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[Assistant] And if you don't have some common baseline effects,


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[Assistant] We can have a disagreement about how to deal with climate change, but if we have a big chunk of the country that just discounts what 99% of scientists say completely, it's very hard to figure out how we


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[Assistant] So, I don't have a good formula for that, but I think that it's something that I'll spend a lot of time thinking about and seeing if maybe we can build some platforms where everybody says, okay, let's


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[Assistant] Let's, let's agree on facts and then argue about means after that.


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[Assistant] To the extent that the society legitimately wants to uh, guard against any kind of substance abuse.


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[Assistant] That you treat it as a public health problem. Look, I'm an ex-smoker. Cigarette smoker. Ex? Ex. And... Really? Yeah.


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[Assistant] I'm, I'm chewing the heck out of Nicorette. Really? Yeah. Okay. But, uh, no, when I, when I passed, uh, healthcare reform,


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[Assistant] There was this enormous public health effort to get kids not to pick up smoking.


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[Assistant] Make sure the parents felt guilty if they were passing on that, uh,


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[Assistant] I don't think that legalization is a panacea, but I think that we're going to have to have a more serious conversation about how we are treating marijuana and our drug laws generally.


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[Assistant] The good news is, is that after this referendum, to some degree it's going to call the question. Uh, because if in fact it passed in all these states, you now have about a fifth of the country that's operating under one set of laws and four-fifths in another.


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[Assistant] The Justice Department, DEA, FBI, for them to try to straddle and figure out how they're supposed to enforce laws in some places and not in others and they're gonna, uh,


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[Assistant] Guard against transporting these drugs across state lines, but.


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[Assistant] You know, you've got the entire Pacific corridor where this is legal. That is not going to be tenable. Now, it's not something that I think is going to happen overnight, and I think there are some legitimate concerns that people have.


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[Assistant] Resort how we think about these problems, uh, and not think of everything through the criminal justice lens, but also through the public health lens, I think is something that's gonna need to happen.


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[Assistant] You know, I guess my question would be whether there is active persecution of atheists. I think that there are certain, well,


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[Assistant] I think for a candidate, I think you're right, that there are certain


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[Assistant] We might be more scientific. Occupations, probably most prominently politics, where there would be a bias against somebody who's agnostic or atheist in running for office. I think that's still true.


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[Assistant] Wacky ideas, rather than your particular view on religion. You know, I think the average American


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[Assistant] Uh, if they go to the workplace, somebody's next to them, they're not poking around trying to figure out what their religious beliefs are. Uhm, so, so, so here's what I would say, that uhm, I think that we should foster a culture in which people's private religious beliefs, including atheists and agnostics,


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[Assistant] And, and, and that's, uh, the kind of culture that...


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[Assistant] Uh, I think allows all of us then to believe what we want. That's freedom of conscience. That's what our constitution guarantees. Uh, and, you know, uh, where we get into problems,


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[Assistant] Uh, our personal religious faith or the community of faith that we participate in tips into a sort of fundamentalist extremism in which, uh, it's not enough for us to believe what we believe, but we start feeling obligated to


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[Assistant] Well, you know, I think the issues we have with science, uh, these days, uh, are not, uh, restricted to, to


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[Assistant] What's happening with respect to religion? There are a lot of very religious scientists around.


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[Assistant] And to some degree, and this is where it is relevant, with school boards around the country that are


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[Assistant] Nothing is true, because if it's on Facebook, it all looks the same. And if you're reading something from a Nobel Prize winning physicist next to some guy


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[Assistant] Uh, in his underwear, you know, riding in his basement.


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[Assistant] On text, it looks like it's equally plausible.


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[Assistant] And part of what we have to do a better job of, if...


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[Assistant] Our democracy is a function in a complicated, diverse society like this is to teach our kids enough critical thinking to be able to sort out, uh, what is


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[Assistant] There's no doubt about it that right now we got a disease care system, we should have a health care system, and a health care system would include nutrition, exercise.


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[Assistant] Obviously, a prominent seat at the table in Congress. It's bipartisan.


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[Assistant] Some of the reforms that we've tried to initiate, for example on the school lunch program, have


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[Assistant] The, the, I think the strategy has to be one of persuasion and it has to be more demand driven.


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[Assistant] In the sense that one of the things Michelle's finding is that when she worked with, uh,


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[Assistant] Food purity, uh, as long as there's good information out there. And so part of our strategy has been how do we make sure that consumers are aware they've got the information they need.


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[Assistant] Uhm, now, I will tell you, and this may be controversial in some of your audience, it is important


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[Assistant] To look at the science on this stuff. So when it comes to antibiotics, for example, the science is clear. We pump our animals full of it and that's not just a problem in terms of


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[Assistant] Uh, what we're ingesting it's also a problem that more and more, uh,


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[Assistant] There are areas where there are legitimate concerns, there are some areas where...


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[Assistant] So my point is that what we have to make sure we're doing, whether we're on the left or the right, is being driven by the science.


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[Assistant] It turns out that some of these genetically modified foods aren't.


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[Assistant] Uh, healthier, uh, aren't more productive and use more pesticides, then...


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[Assistant] We should follow the science. If in some cases they're not causing any harm, then we should follow the science there as well. And that's what, what I've tried to do in this administration is, and then this goes beyond just


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[Assistant] You know, nutrition policy.


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[Assistant] Figure out what is right as far as best we can tell. Figure out what the best policy is. Figure out what the science tells us. Figure out what the facts tell us. What are our best ideas out there and sort through them.


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[Assistant] And then once you figure that out, then we'll worry about the politics after that. Don't start with the politics and then...


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[Assistant] At minimum what that does is it keeps us tethered to reality. It makes us go to bed at night feeling pretty good about what we've been trying to do because we're not constantly trying to tack to


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[Assistant] Whatever's fashionable or what public opinions are out there, we just try to figure out.


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[Assistant] As best we can, what is the right answer, and follow-


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[Assistant] You know, I actually think that part of the pitch I've made throughout my campaign and throughout my presidency is exactly that. That, uh, change doesn't come from on high. That if you're waiting for Congress, then you're going to be waiting a long time. Uh, even a


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[Assistant] Pretty capable, well meaning president, uh, is going to...


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[Assistant] Ordinary folks all across the country being engaged, being involved, being active, right? Yeaah, I constantly quote


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[Assistant] Uh, Louis Brandeis, who said the most important office in a democracy is the office of citizen. It's not president, it's not senator, it's not mayor. And so, I, I have tried consistently to say to the American people that, uh,


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[Assistant] This is only gonna work if you're engaged. Now I will tell you, having traveled every state, met with people from every walk of life, uh,


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[Assistant] People are basically good. You know, I am a, uh, I'm a glass half full guy and an optimist about the human spirit.


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[Assistant] You are right though that people are busy, they're stressed, and they don't have time to follow the intricacies of some debate around Medicaid or, you know, what's going on in Syria.


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[Assistant] And so part of the, when I say I want a government as good as the American people, what I mean by that is that I think people's instincts, their gut, uh, what they, what they


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[Assistant] What they want out of life and how they want to see people treated is actually pretty good.


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[Assistant] Uhm, the question then becomes how do we get enough information in front of them?


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[Assistant] To be able to make good decisions. I've always believed that if I could get into, you know, if I could sit in a living room with every person in America over, you know, that I've got the majority on my side and a healthy majority on my side on every issue that we work on.


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[Assistant] Uhm, just by having a conversation. The problem is we got all these filters.


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[Assistant] And look, if I watched Fox News, I wouldn't vote for me either, right? Because, you know, you've got this screen, this funhouse mirror through which people are receiving information. How to break through that?


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[Assistant] This whole conversation that's been, uh, had lately, uh,


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[Assistant] In the aftermath of the rise of Trump, this notion that uhm, part of what's happened is that


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[Assistant] Both Republican and Democratic elites have neglected the white working class. The truth of the matter is, is that every policy I've put forward


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[Assistant] Would make a huge difference with the white working class and the black working class and the Latino working class, whether it's raising the minimum wage or the Affordable Care Act, giving people healthcare who don't have it and who are working hard and need help or making sure that unions are strong so that you can have a little more leverage at the workplace or making sure that, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, something like the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, uh, is, is, is protecting against some scam mortgage. But what is true is that, uh,


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[Assistant] Because it's hard to get into the details of all these issues with folks who are running around dropping off their kids at school and trying to punch the clock and figuring out how to make ends meet and, and just want to relax when they come home and not watch, you know, meet the press. Then, uh, in that environment, uh, a lot of what people take in is just symbols and


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[Assistant] What I'd like to figure out, and I think Democrats do have an affirmative obligation to do that, do this, is to work harder to, to


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[Assistant] What's the equivalent of getting into people's living rooms and being able to have a conversation? And being able to listen to people?


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[Assistant] I've been able to do this successfully during my campaigns. I have not always been able to do it as successfully.


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[Assistant] When I came into office, we had 180,000 troops, uh, just in Iraq and Afghanistan. Uh, now we probably have about 15, uh, thousand. So that's pretty big, uh,


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[Assistant] We still spend as much. We still spend more. Well, you know, actually, our spending, I think, has been steady. Here's what I'd say.


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[Assistant] Humility in foreign policy, uh, is...


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[Assistant] Is a useful trait, particularly in the Oval Office.


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[Assistant] Bad things happen around the world and our natural instinct is we should do something.


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[Assistant] There are times where our intervention makes a difference. But there are a lot of times where unintended consequences can


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[Assistant] Where those issues play out is, I think, one of the biggest challenges that any president has. My bias is that if


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[Assistant] It comes to defending the American people against Al Qaeda, ISIL, somebody who wants to blow up a train station, uh, in Manhattan.


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[Assistant] When it comes to maintaining a basic international order so that a guy like Kim Jong Un in North Korea, uh,


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[Assistant] It's important for us to have alliances in place and to be able to work on the international scene and us having the most powerful military on earth.


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[Assistant] Has now served as commander in chief for the last eight years. Not only are the men and women in uniform that I work with extraordinary. You know, you meet 23 year olds who are in charge of life and death missions and maintaining billion dollar pieces of equipment and they just execute and do it unbelievably well. But what you also discover is my top brass, Joint Chiefs of Staff,


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[Assistant] Trying to get us into every single war. The generals, the colonels, the...


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[Assistant] The commanders, uh, that I work with.


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[Assistant] They know the wages of war, and they're actually pretty thoughtful about it. And typically in the situation room, they're the ones who are like, well, before we go half-cocked on something.


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[Assistant] Let's really think about this because this is what would be involved and they have seen what's, uh,


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[Assistant] Because most of them are people who were


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[Assistant] I think we have to wear over possible work multilaterally and not just unilaterally because if we can't organize coalitions to do things that means that maybe we haven't thought everything through. Having said all that, it turns out that as


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[Assistant] As flawed as sometimes our foreign policy can be or whatever blind spots we have.


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[Assistant] We really are the indispensable nation. If we, if there is a, uh, you know, typhoon that wipes out someplace in Southeast Asia.


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[Assistant] Our military is the only organization that has the infrastructure to help those folks quickly.


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[Assistant] A rogue nation that decided it was going to, uh, you know, take action that, that significantly threatened, uh, a lot of people. Uhm, I'd wanna know that the US military was there.


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[Assistant] And so, and I can tell you, sitting aside our military power, there's not an international meeting I go to in which if we weren't sitting at the table, uh, nothing get done. Because for the most part,


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[Assistant] Governments out there and a creeping authoritarian impulse around the world. We also are the ones who are pushing back most effectively, uh, imperfectly but most effectively against locking up journalists and killing human rights activists and


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[Assistant] Making sure that poor people get food and dealing with public health crises.


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[Assistant] I think if, if you see the world from my seat, uhm,


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[Assistant] I won't. A sort of, a sort of...


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[Assistant] The one thing I think is important for progressives to guard against is a tendency sometimes to not fully appreciate


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[Assistant] It is not just a great nation in the sense that it's powerful, but that our values and our ideals actually matter.


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[Assistant] But there's a lot to be proud of. And there's a lot to build on. And now what we gotta do is make sure that we get our own house in order so that we can keep on doing good work.


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[Assistant] The stakes are high. I, uh, I know we, you know, uh, we're getting the, uh,


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[Assistant] We're getting the gong. But, uh, but I will say this.


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[Assistant] You know, both of them have problems and nothing will change either way. Listen, all the progress we've made on climate change, Paris agreement, HFC agreement, aviation agreement,


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[Assistant] The 20 million people who have health insurance that right now that didn't have it before, all the progress that we've made on trying to check, uh, uh, the excesses of Wall Street and, you know, Dodd-Frank and the, and the, uh,


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[Assistant] consumer finance protection bureau any chance of immigration reform including


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[Assistant] Uh, the work that we did to make sure that these amazing Dreamer kids all across the country who are now going to college or serving in our military are not suddenly deported or at risk of deportation.


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[Assistant] Every single issue that we've made progress on over the last eight years is


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[Assistant] Gonna be on the ballot in the form of this choice. And I have worked with Hillary Clinton. I know her. And


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[Assistant] Yes, she is somebody who believes in compromise and that you don't get 100% of what you want. But you know what? That's the way this democracy works. Anybody sitting on the sidelines right now or, uh, deciding, uh, to engage in a protest vote, that's a vote for Trump. And, uh, that would be,


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[Assistant] And even though I wasn't on the show that often, I watched it all the time.


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[Assistant] Chapter 5 Sir Henry Baskerville At ten o'clock the next morning


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[Assistant] Dr. Mortimer and Sir Henry Baskerville arrived at the house.


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[Assistant] Sir Henry was a healthy, strong looking man. His face showed that he had a strong character.


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[Assistant] He also looked like a kind man, like his relative Sir Charles had been.


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[Assistant] He wore a country suit of thick red-brown fabric and his skin showed that he spent most of his time in the fresh air.


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[Assistant] I'm very glad to have this meeting with you, Mr. Holmes," Sir Henry said, after we had shaken hands with our visitors. I need your help. I received a very strange letter this morning. He put a piece of paper on the table.


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[Assistant] On it were the words, Do not go to Baskerville Hall.


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[Assistant] But if you do, do not go on to the moor. I beg you. If you do, your life will be in danger. There was no handwriting.


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[Assistant] Can you tell me, Mr. Holmes, what this means and who is so interested in me? Sir Henry asked. Holmes looked at the letter closely.


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[Assistant] This is very interesting, said Holmes. Look how badly the letter has been made. I think the writer was in a hurry.


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[Assistant] Why? Perhaps because he did not want anyone to know what he was doing.


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[Assistant] When he wrote the address on the letter, the pen and the ink he used gave the writer some problems.


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[Assistant] You see, the pen has gotten dry three times in writing a short address. There was probably very little ink in the bottle.


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[Assistant] A private pen and bottle of ink are never allowed to get into that condition.


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[Assistant] So, I think this letter must have been written in a hotel or some public area. Hello? What's this?


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[Assistant] He was holding the letter only a few centimeters from his eyes. Well, I asked.


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[Assistant] It's nothing, he said, and put the letter down. No, Sir Henry, do you have anything else to tell us? No, said Sir Henry, except that I have lost one of my shoes.


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[Assistant] Last night I put a pair of shoes outside my door.


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[Assistant] I wanted the hotel to clean them, but when I went to get them this morning, one of them was gone.


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[Assistant] I only bought the shoes yesterday, and I have never worn them. Isn't that strange, Mr. Holmes?


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[Assistant] One shoe is a silly thing to steal, said Holmes.


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[Assistant] I am sure the shoe will be found in the hotel and returned to you.


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[Assistant] But now, we must tell you some things about the Baskerville family.


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[Assistant] Dr. Mortimer took out the old Baskerville papers and read them to Sir Henry. Then


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[Assistant] Holmes told him everything we knew about the death of Sir Charles.


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[Assistant] So, this letter is from someone who is trying to warn me.


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[Assistant] And we must decide if you can go to Baskerville Hall. There seems to be danger there for you.


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[Assistant] Nothing will stop me from going to the home of my family, said Sir Henry firmly. I want some time to think about everything.


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[Assistant] Will you and Dr. Watson join me for lunch at my hotel in two hours time? Then I'll tell you my decision.


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[Assistant] Dr. Mortimer and Sir Henry said goodbye to us and decided to walk back to their hotel.


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[Assistant] As soon as our visitors had gone, Holmes jumped up from his chair. Quick, Watson! Put on your coat and hat. We must follow them. I did not ask any questions. Quickly we got ready and went into the street.


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[Assistant] Sir Henry and Dr. Mortimer were not far ahead of us, so we followed them easily. Suddenly, Holmes stopped walking.


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[Assistant] On the other side of the road from our friends...


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[Assistant] I saw a taxi driving along very slowly. There's our man, Watson, Holmes said, pointing at the taxi. Come along. We'll have a good look at him.


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[Assistant] He said something to the driver, and the taxi quickly drove down the road. Holmes looked around for another taxi, but he could not find one. He began to run after the first taxi, but it was soon out of sight. When he came back, he looked pleased. Well, Watson, I got the number of the taxi, said Holmes. Now I can find its driver.


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[Assistant] Yes, that beard was easily noticed, don't you think? said Holmes. I am sure it was a false one.


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[Assistant] Go straight back to London, immediately. I cannot tell you why, but please, do what I ask you. Never come near Baskerville Hall again. But my brother is coming. Say nothing to him.


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[Assistant] I was telling Sir Henry that it is late in the year to see how beautiful the moor can be.


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[Assistant] Please forget what I said. But do come and have tea at our house.


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[Assistant] I am sorry for the mistake I made. I thought you were Sir Henry. Please, please forget what I said. You are not in danger. Now I must go. My brother will be wondering where I am.


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[Assistant] You must persuade Sir Henry to leave this place. So many of his family have died here. If he stays here, I am sure he will die.


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[Assistant] My brother wants the head of the Baskerville family to live in the hall she said.


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[Assistant] He thinks Sir Henry should continue to help the village people, like Sir Charles did before him. He doesn't want Sir Henry to go back to America, or somewhere else. He doesn't want me to talk about the Hound, because he thinks it might scare Sir Henry away. I must go now, or my brother will know I have been talking to you. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] What is the tone of music for you right now with the new artists coming in, the artists that we've had and like collaborations that you possibly could want? Because I can see you with some people, but I like you by yourself.


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[Assistant] That one artist right now, if you could walk in that room and see them, I know that you, I like you by yourself too, but is there that one besides Jessie Ray that you want to collab with? In here?


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[Assistant] In the United States, two things are for certain. First, elections for national office are held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. And second, every time it happens, we're going to ask, why is that?


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[Assistant] Yes, we vote on Tuesdays because of the Sabbath, making voting day the only thing in American life still scheduled around Sundays other than the operating hours of Chick-fil-A and new episodes of America's Funniest Home Videos.