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[Assistant] No, I've never, there was a point at which I was almost going to be casting something with him. But apparently, uhm, our faces next to each other, we would both have extraordinary looking faces. So they thought they were too weird looking next to each other on screen.


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[Assistant] Wants to say we're gonna get hit. I bet that sheriff don't shoot too straight.


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[Assistant] Chances are Dwayne and me is gonna get out of here without no-hosing us.


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[Assistant] I have a feeling, Evelyn, that you may not be coming back here.


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[Assistant] My father, why have you forsaken me and caused me all of this pointless death?


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[Assistant] Why? Why would I lag in the nether and die like that as Loki-


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[Assistant] Odin, what? What have you done? What have I done to-


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[Assistant] I don't understand Loki prospers as I die constantly losing everything I've gained.


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[Assistant] with the people in the stands. He didn't need to be recognized. He lives in his own world very self-sufficient. He doesn't need crowds of people. I wish I could be a private.


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[Assistant] Tonight on ESPN Classic at 7, find out what classic games you voted for on Classic Click and Fit. Then the 80s, when the Bears shuffled to the Super Bowl and the 49ers ruled the field. The 80s, an era of excellence. Tonight on ESPN Classic.


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[Assistant] If we could get along with Russia, just so you understand that. Now tomorrow you'll say, Donald Trump wants to get along with Russia, this is terrible. It's not terrible, it's good.


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[Assistant] Vladimir, don't do it. Let's go. Come on, we're gonna have a good relationship. Don't do it.


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[Assistant] That's a Friday crowd right there. But Trump's got a plan. I think he's going to be the first person ever to settle his presidency out of court.


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[Assistant] And while we've all been following the investigation, Senate Republicans have very quietly been hard at work this week on their plan to repeal Obamacare. What's in it? Who knows?


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[Assistant] Senator John Cornyn of Texas had a cute analogy for the secret healthcare bill saying, It's like having a baby. It's not here yet, but it's coming.


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[Assistant] This secret baby must be a real monster because even Republican senators are unaware of the healthcare details. So they're voting for something they've never seen. It's like the dating game. Healthcare bill number one. If you were a bird, would you cover pre-existing conditions? Not on the first date.


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[Assistant] You can't really blame them. This is a very delicate negotiation. If the bill is too harsh, they'll lose moderates like Maine Senator Susan Collins, but if the bill is too generous, they'll lose fiscal conservatives like Ohio Senator Chuck Reaper.


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[Assistant] Now, Senate Republicans met with the President to discuss the health care bill and he told them he was glad they were working on it because the House bill the past last month was mean, mean, mean. Careful, sir. You say mean three times in a mirror and Steve Bannon appears behind you. Okay? Mmm. Mmm!


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[Assistant] The day, the second the House bill passed, Trump invited all the Republican congressmen to the White House for a party! I haven't seen that many happy white men in suits since the Memorial Day sale at Joseph A. Bank. And quality products. And here's what Trump said back then.


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[Assistant] We heard from sheriffs who said they sat in those exact seats six months ago in a different administration and they felt this time there was a president who actually asked them, what do you need?


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[Assistant] Their relationship really was like the old sheepdog coyote cartoon, you know, they'd ride in together and then punch in, knock hell out of one another all day long at the racetrack and then go do business deals together at night.


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[Assistant] It took me a little while to figure out, look, he's out there alone, he needs me to help him, give him information, calm him down, tell him it's gonna be alright.


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[Assistant] And as soon as I figured out how to do that, man, it was like a switch went off.


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[Assistant] I've done everything that you could do in that sport, some of it, two and three and four times, and a great opportunity came with Dodge to help start race teams from scratch, and I needed to know if I could do it.


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[Assistant] Oh, okay, yeaah. I think this is perhaps an example of somebody who did very well with a prompt.


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[Assistant] She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted.


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[Assistant] Okay, so the second one is gonna be reason.


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[Assistant] I mean, surely, thriller is two. Surely.


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[Assistant] I think so too, and I think that then maybe caffeine is four and thriller is two.


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[Assistant] It's an age. I think not an accident is gonna be intent.


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[Assistant] For some reason I'm pairing it with soliloquy, but I have no idea why. So you think that one's number two?


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[Assistant] I think in Dejard might be French, and I'm not sure why.


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[Assistant] My brain wants to go with typical being three just because it's so atypical. Um, sarcasm, potentially.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm sure that there's some good Doom lore in here somewhere.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, the first page refers to an area as a torn hymen.


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[Assistant] Alright. Okay, this seems easy. Four is...


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[Assistant] Right? Right? Central Park is gonna be zoo. Love it. And then, Perp is gonna be victim.


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[Assistant] I don't know, do you know anything about Pat's stepbrother?


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[Assistant] Yeah, but then bear. Kazoo. Mmm, oh boy.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I feel like three seems fine.


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[Assistant] It's sorta easy, uh, two is drum set, we bought is zoo, and dead is victor.


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[Assistant] So it's two, four, three? Yes. Okay. Submit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and maybe one is green then?


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[Assistant] Yes. Algebra. I'm thinking is a throw to...


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[Assistant] I just saw a lot of stuff, it's fine. Uh, I do Twitch stuff and YouTube stuff and all that stuff outside of my job at Santa Monica Studio where I'm writing a video game and I can't talk about it, so why did I even bring it up?


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[Assistant] But yea, I'm everywhere at Char-Long-Zod, which is my name in the middle of Char-Zod, and you won't remember how to spell it, and that is okay.


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[Assistant] Since his divorce with Brooke, I think he's, you know, obviously let loose a little bit and he's not as tied down as he used to be.


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[Assistant] While storm clouds gather.


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[Assistant] As we raise our voices.


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[Assistant] I was strolling out one evening by the silvery moon.


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[Assistant] Something like this.


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[Assistant] What does a flyer think of when he's up there in the sky?


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[Assistant] Ask any army pilot.


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[Assistant] And he'll answer with a sigh.


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[Assistant] While I'm there in the air with my head in the clouds I think of someone I love


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[Assistant] How I am to return with my head in the clouds to the one I love.


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[Assistant] Was not so long ago, we sailed to meet the foe, and thought our fighting days were done. We thought was over.


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[Assistant] They carried the dead rider to our master's house. And I heard afterwards that it was George Gordon, the only son of a local landowner and a fine young man.


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[Assistant] A man from the village came to look at the black horse on the grass. The animal was in great pain, and one of his legs was broken. The man began to feel the horse all over. Then he shook his head. Someone ran to our master's house and came back with a gun. Soon after, there was a loud bang and a terrible cry.


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[Assistant] Then all was still. The black horse did not move again.


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[Assistant] My mother was very unhappy. I've known that horse for years, she said. His name was Rob Roy. He was a good, brave horse.


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[Assistant] Not many days after, we heard the church bell.


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[Assistant] And saw a long strange black carriage, pulled by black horses.


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[Assistant] They were taking the body of young George Gordon to the churchyard to bury him. He would never ride again. I never knew what they did with Rob Roy, but it was all for one little hare.


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[Assistant] Though she was tired from her efforts, hope and desires speeded her steps.


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[Assistant] When she had climbed up to the very top, she went into the temple and stood before the altar. It was covered with wheat and barley, some of it made into rices.


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[Assistant] Psyche went down on her knees before the goddess.


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[Assistant] Please save the life of society with a heel on her knees before you.


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[Assistant] At least let me hide here a few days until Aphrodite's anger has cooled.


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[Assistant] And I have had a chance to get my stress back a little.


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[Assistant] Uh, spiritual person is, so Dalai Lama is considered to be a classic example of somebody who is spiritual but not religious. And he says that what is the essence of religion?


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[Assistant] These are the broad three differences between spiritual or characters of people who identify themselves as spiritual but not religious.


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[Assistant] So the examples are given that in each of the three major religions, how institutionalization has caused problems.


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[Assistant] So now of course, we could go into the specifics and that will be a different subject.


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[Assistant] So what you said about not wanting to follow rules and regulations. That is very true.


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[Assistant] They are to much extent seem to be free from these problems because at one level,


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[Assistant] Yeah, generally, our Hindus, just one point that, they, in comparative religions they say that


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[Assistant] Judaism, even if we don't say, we can call Moses as a founder, there are many prophets, but there are, there are one books, so yes.


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[Assistant] And uh, in within, if we consider broadly the Indian tradition,


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[Assistant] And if yoga is associated with certain religions, then, then they feel that those people cannot practice yoga.


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[Assistant] Yoga is actually a pagan practice and Christians should never adopt it.


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[Assistant] Oh, so there are two separate terms. It's not just Sangha. Okay, Sangha and Sangha.


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[Assistant] It's not so much the physical structures as the structuring of beliefs and structuring of rituals.


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[Assistant] And we have whenever, for example in the Christian tradition now, baptism is considered important.


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[Assistant] But he did not mandate any language, he did not mandate any particular, he did not tie Christianity to a particular, uh, particular specifics. And that is why,


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[Assistant] The Manipuri Vaishnavas, they had their own culture, they had their diet, they had their kirtan style, they had their dance way, they had their dress. So this is


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[Assistant] Some indication that Chaitanya Mahapur did not mandate


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[Assistant] One is, many people use spiritual as referring to some state of mind. Anything that makes me feel good.


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[Assistant] So, it's not just a state of mind, but it's a level of reality different from our normal level of reality.


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[Assistant] Then the virtues of a sadhu that are described. These are universally appreciable qualities.


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[Assistant] So my, going back to the earlier metaphor of medicine.


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[Assistant] The Eastern traditions offer more of a tradition of philosophical enquiry and personal experiences.


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[Assistant] But I didn't want to tell my mom, so she was like, thought like, I was maybe too wild, you know.


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[Assistant] I do all this kicking because I saw this on the movie. I exercise every day.


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[Assistant] I just look back and then blame, blame myself when I was young.


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[Assistant] Nicholas was very clear from the beginning that he wanted a tracksuit. It's something everyone is familiar with. It's armor, in a way. It's a piece of utility clothing. It's uhm...


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[Assistant] Built to last, built to be durable, uhm, built to withstand the elements, uhm.


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[Assistant] But mainly the protective aspect of it I thought was very interesting. I think I took a few more risks or a lot more risks this time because it's very diverse. Generally just researching women throughout history who have, uhm, in some ways, uhm,


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[Assistant] Been fighting on, on the path of right, if you like, uh, almost like, uhm.


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[Assistant] It's, it's a kind of quest, so I, I found, uh, looking at Joan of Arc quite, quite helpful. And how she looked with the short hair, uhm...


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[Assistant] And the armor that she wore, uhm, and tried to adapt that into sportswear or something that could also be perceived in a contemporary situation. Like a coat or a puffer vest or a tracksuit.


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[Assistant] Great Expectations by Charles Dickens Chapter 1 My father's family name being Pirrup, and my Christian name Philip. My infant tongue could make of both names nothing longer or more explicit than Pip. So I called myself Pip, and came to be called Pip.


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[Assistant] I give Pirrup as my father's family name on the authority of his tombstone and my sister, Mrs. Jo Gargery, who married a blacksmith.


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[Assistant] As I never saw my father or my mother, I never saw any likeness of either of them, for their days were long before the days of photographs. My first fancies regarding what they were like were unreasonably derived from their tombstones. The shape of the letters on my father's


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[Assistant] I drew a childish conclusion that my mother was freckled and sickly. To five little stone lozenges, each about a foot and a half long, which were arranged in a neat row beside their grave, and were sacred to the memory of five little brothers of mine.


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[Assistant] Who gave up trying to get a living, exceedingly early in that universal struggle.


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[Assistant] I'm indebted for a belief I've religiously entertained.


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[Assistant] That they had all been born on their backs with their hands in their trousers pockets and had never taken them out in this state of existence. Ours was the Marsh Country.


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[Assistant] My first most vivid and broad impression of the identity of things


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[Assistant] At such a time, I found out for certain that this bleak place, overgrown with nettles, was the churchyard.


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[Assistant] And at the dark flat wilderness beyond the churchyard, Intersected with dikes and mounds and gates, The scattered cattle feeding on it, Was the marshes. And at the low leaden line beyond, Was the river.


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[Assistant] And that the distant savage lair from which the wind was rushing was the sea, and that the small bundle of shivers growing afraid of it all and beginning to cry was Pip.


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[Assistant] As a man started up from among the graves at the side of the church porch, Keep still!


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[Assistant] And smothered in mud and lam'd by stones, and cut by flints, and stung by nettles, and torn by briars, who limped and shivered and glared and growled,


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[Assistant] I pointed to where our village lay.


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[Assistant] On the flat inshore among the alder trees and pollards a mile or more from the church. The man, after looking at me for a moment, turned me upside down and emptied my pockets. There was nothing in them but a piece of bread. When the church came to itself


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[Assistant] For he was so sudden and strong that he made it go head over heels before me, and I saw the steeple under my feet. When the church came to itself, I say, I was seated on a high tombstone, trembling, while he ate the bread ravenously. You young dog, said the man, licking his lips, what fat cheeks you have got. I believe they were fat.


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[Assistant] Though I was at that time undersized for my years and not strong.


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[Assistant] I earnestly expressed my hope that he wouldn't, and held tighter to the tombstone on which he had put me, partly to keep myself upon it, partly to keep myself from crying. Now looky here, said the man. Where is your mother? There, sir, said I. He started, made a short run, and stopped, and looked over his shoulder.


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[Assistant] So that his eyes looked most powerfully down into mine, and mine looked most helplessly up into his. Now looky here.


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[Assistant] After each question he tilted me over a little more, so as to give me a greater sense of helplessness and danger. You get me a file.


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[Assistant] I was dreadfully frightened, and so giddy that I clung to him with both hands and said


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[Assistant] He gave me a most tremendous dip and roll, so that the church jumped over its own weathercock.


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[Assistant] Then he held me by the arms in an upright position on the top of the stone and went on in these fearful terms.


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[Assistant] At the same time, he hugged his shuddering body in both his arms, clasping himself as if to hold himself together, and limped towards the low church wall. As I saw him go, picking his way among the nettles and among the brambles that bound the green mounds,


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[Assistant] He looked in my young eyes as if he were eluding the hands of the dead people.


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[Assistant] Stretching up cautiously out of their graves to get a twist upon his ankle and pull him in.


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[Assistant] When I saw him turning, I set my face towards home and made the best use of my legs. But presently, I legged over my shoulder, and saw him going on again towards the river.


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[Assistant] For stepping places, when the rains were heavy or the tide was in.


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[Assistant] The marshes were just a long black horizontal line then, as I stopped to look after him. And the river was just another horizontal line, not nearly so broad nor yet so black.


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[Assistant] And the sky was just a row of long angry red lines and dense black lines intermixed on the edge of the river.


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[Assistant] One of these was the beacon by which the sailors steered, like an unhooped cask upon a pole.


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[Assistant] The man was limping on towards this ladder as if he were the pirate come to life and come down and going back to hook himself up again. It gave me a terrible turn when I thought so.


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[Assistant] And as I saw the cattle lifting their heads to gaze after him, I wondered whether they thought so too.


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[Assistant] I, on the other hand, feel that Riot is right. Then I don't care a wit who hears my opinions on the matter.


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[Assistant] You addressing me? I am the King Sheriff. This is his land, and you are poaching.


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[Assistant] Who found me guilty? There's been no trial!


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[Assistant] It happened when you were unconscious. Besides we all saw you. So what other verdict could there be?


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[Assistant] Hello. The weather here is clouding up and there's heavy indication.


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[Assistant] Just be nice to the gentleman. While he's showing him around, do everything you possibly can to help. Us.


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[Assistant] That's all. What about that stuff at White State Station?


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[Assistant] In your spot, I don't think I'd be smiling. In your spot, I wouldn't either. You're through for a surprise.


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[Assistant] If the war is over, why is the killing still going on?


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[Assistant] At Bristol one time, he was behind me and his car was tore up a little bit and been in a wreck. And I looked up in the mirror and I went, I ain't gonna have no part of this. I'm gonna be in the way.


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[Assistant] He was a pretty, you talk about a movie actor, he was a pretty good actor.


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[Assistant] Nobody ever enjoyed being who he was more than Arnold Palmer liked being Arnold Palmer.


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[Assistant] Canapas, North Carolina was totally a mill town because it was just centered around cannon mills. Wasn't a whole lot else to do if you didn't work in the mill. I'm sure that that's a lot of what Dale's saying, you know, I don't want to go that route.


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[Assistant] And one thing I never tried to do was second guess Ralph. And that's the way Dale was.


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[Assistant] But when people's going about their everyday life, you know, when something like that happens, you don't expect it, and it's such a shock.


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[Assistant] He was a young wild man that took whatever he had and drove it as hard as it could.


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[Assistant] There were some of the really top guys at the time that were afraid to let him run close to them.


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[Assistant] There were a few of those that wanted to go to NASCAR and have NASCAR put some sort of restraint on him.


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[Assistant] It was the ultimate sign of respect because there were a lot of those guys that felt that...


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[Assistant] Dale had gone a little bit too far in his competitiveness early on, but they still could give him a really sincere compliment.


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[Assistant] Is the food to your liking? Never tasted better. Rare spices only available here.


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[Assistant] I could use a man on my staff who understands western armies. And, uh, my court offers many diversions. Uh, your highness does me a great honour, but I cannot stay. Hmm.


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[Assistant] Perhaps I might entice you to change your mind.


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[Assistant] But, uh, she has other schemes to compensate. Really?


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[Assistant] She's a thief. And she will be punished.


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[Assistant] Now, if you want truly special skills...


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[Assistant] How much better?


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[Assistant] Warren, are we really gonna see Bonnie Prince challenge?


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[Assistant] Please English. British anyhow?


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[Assistant] Very well, Mr. McLeod. You may stand away.


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[Assistant] She's done. Away. We'll hunt no more this day.


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[Assistant] After Zephyrus had taken the sisters back to the mountain, they started to walk back to their houses.


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[Assistant] They said to each other how unfair it was that the three sisters, one of the same mother and father, should have such different destinies.


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[Assistant] Our husbands live a long way from our home and they treat us almost like servants. We are not that rich and we cannot see our friends and family as often as we would like.


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[Assistant] If her husband is really as she says, then she is the luckiest young woman in the world. We must be saying some god come down to earth.


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[Assistant] But I have married a husband older than my father, poor me. He is bald. He is bald and weaker than a child and keeps me locked up in his house all day.


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[Assistant] My husband is sick. He is all bent over and crooked and he cannot please me as a husband should please a wife. I have rubbed his body.


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[Assistant] I have to wrap his body covered in sores with all kinds of medicines.


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[Assistant] I must dirt my clean white hands with all kinds of unpickable filth.


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[Assistant] I'm not a wife to him, but a nurse or a servant, but even a servant would not do the work I do.


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[Assistant] And you also, sister, are almost a slave to your husband.


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[Assistant] I cannot stand to see our younger sister so happy.


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[Assistant] Did you see how proud she is of her house and her husband? And all that great wealth that she don't know what to do with.


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[Assistant] How she boasted and tried to show herself better than us.


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[Assistant] And a woman, I will take her happiness and her gold away from her. And if you, my sister, feel as I do, then let us make our plans. And let us hide the gold she gave us and tell no one, not even our parents, that we ever saw her.


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[Assistant] During the NBA's first real surge of popularity back in the 1960s, Oscar Robertson compiled astonishing statistics that remain unmatched by any other player. But the game was different then, and so were the times.


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[Assistant] What has not changed is the memory of intolerance that still burns in the soul of the Big O. A player you had to see to believe.


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[Assistant] For 10 long seasons, the Royals were mired in mediocrity, never reaching the NBA Finals. While in Boston,


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[Assistant] Born in Tennessee in 1938 and raised through adolescence in Indianapolis, Oscar Robertson suffered two brands of American racism, Northern and Southern. But common to both experiences


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[Assistant] Was that universal deprivation known as poverty.


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[Assistant] By the time he reached All Black Crispus Attucks High School in 1952, he was a prodigy.


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[Assistant] In 1955, Crispus Attucks became the first black high school to win the Indiana State Championship.


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[Assistant] Then, as if to prove it was no accident, they won it again the next year.


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[Assistant] Robertson's boyhood dream was to play for the Indiana Hoosiers, but that changed when he visited the Bloomington campus.


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[Assistant] Despite two trips to the final four, the Bearcats never reached the finals. Meanwhile,


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[Assistant] Oscar was receiving an education in what it meant to be a great black athlete in 1950s America.


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[Assistant] In his junior season, Cincinnati was to play in the Dixie Classic in North Carolina.


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[Assistant] He was the territorial draft choice of the hometown Royals and was expected to apply his mightest touch to the struggling franchise. But gold was not in the team's future.


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[Assistant] Robertson was about to suffer the unkindest cut of his career. Royals management would take the ball away from the big O and give it to a proven winner.


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[Assistant] In May of 1969, the Royals hired Bob Cousy as their new head coach.


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[Assistant] The hope was that the former Celtic star could instill a winning attitude with an up-tempo style and more ball movement.


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[Assistant] Robertson agreed to a trade with Milwaukee to play alongside Luel Cinder.


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[Assistant] His scoring average down six points. Robertson was now calling the shots instead of taking them. Milwaukee was 66 and 16.


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[Assistant] And breeze through the 1971 NBA playoffs and into the finals against Baltimore.


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[Assistant] After 10 years of frustration, Oscar Robertson had finally won his ring.


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[Assistant] In the late sixties, when prominent black athletes were speaking out against racism, Oscar Robertson began working his own agenda.


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[Assistant] When he gave one of his kidneys to his oldest daughter Tia, who suffers from lupus.


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[Assistant] But few know that he averaged a triple double over the first five years of his NBA career. In 384 games,


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[Assistant] His absence a shield against a past he can't bury and can't release. For Sports Century, I'm Chris Fowler.


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[Assistant] I used to say, he's like an octopus with the ball, he's dribbling it.


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[Assistant] And uh, I think he was on the verge of leaving. He was more upset with the, with the university because he felt that they knew that that was going to happen.


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[Assistant] Compromise in order to, uh, at some point in one's life be at peace with the situation. I think that that is just not in him to do that.


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[Assistant] And now, the winds, which had so long been from the North West, began to blow from the West itself. And every morning, when the sun rose out of the sea, the curved prow of the dawn-treader stood up right across the middle of the sun. Some thought that the sun looked larger than it looked from Narnia, but others disagreed.


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[Assistant] And they sailed and sailed before a gentle yet steady breeze.


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[Assistant] And so neither fish, nor gull, nor ship, nor shore. And stalls began to get low again.


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[Assistant] And it crept into their hearts that perhaps they might have come to a sea which went on forever.


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[Assistant] But when the very last day, on which they thought they could risk continuing their eastward voyage, dawned, it showed, right ahead, between them and the sunrise, a low land lying like a cloud.


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[Assistant] They made harbour in a wide bay about the middle of the afternoon and landed. It was a very different country from any they had yet seen. For when they had crossed the sandy beach, they found all silent and empty, as if it were an uninhabited land. But before them there were level lawns.


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[Assistant] All stood well apart from one another and there were no broken branches and no leaves lying on the ground. Pigeons sometimes cooed, but there was no other noise.


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[Assistant] Presently they came to a long straight sanded park.


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[Assistant] Far off, at the other end of this avenue, they now called sight of a house. Very long.


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[Assistant] And gray and quiet looking in the afternoon sun.


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[Assistant] Almost as soon as they entered this path, Lucy noticed that she had a little stone in her shoe. In that unknown place.


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[Assistant] It might have been wiser for her to ask the others to wait while she took it out, but she didn't.


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[Assistant] The others were a fair distance ahead. By the time she had got the stone out and was putting the shoe on again, she could no longer hear them. But almost at once, she heard something else. It was not coming from the direction of the house. What she heard was a thumping.


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[Assistant] It sounded as if dozens of strong workmen were hitting the ground as hard as they could with great wooden mallets. And it was very quickly coming nearer.


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[Assistant] She was already sitting with her back to a tree, and as the tree was not one she could climb, there was really nothing to do but to sit dead still, and press herself against the tree, and hope she wouldn't be seen. Thump, thump, thump.


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[Assistant] And whatever it was must be very close now, but she could feel the ground shaking, but she could see nothing.


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[Assistant] But then there came a thump on the path right in front of her. She knew it was on the path, not only by the sound, but because she saw the sand scatter, as if it had been struck a heavy blow. But she could see nothing that had struck it.


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[Assistant] Then all the thumping noises drew together about twenty feet away from her, and suddenly ceased. Then came a voice.


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[Assistant] It was really very dreadful because she could still see nobody at all.


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[Assistant] The whole of that park-like country still looked as quiet and empty as it had looked when they first landed. Nevertheless, only a few feet away from her, a voice spoke, and what it said was, Mate, now's our chance. Instantly, a whole chorus of other voices replied.


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[Assistant] Hear him! Hear him! Now's our chance, he said. Well done, Chief, for you never said a true word. What I say, continued the first voice.


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[Assistant] Is, get down to the shore between them and their boat, and let every mother's son look to his weapons. Catch them when they try to put out to sea.


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[Assistant] Aye, that's the way, shouted all the other voices. You never made a better plan Chief, keep it up Chief, you couldn't have a better plan than that.


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[Assistant] Very loud at first, but soon fainter and fainter, till it died out in the direction of the sea.


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[Assistant] As soon as the thumping noise had died away, she got up and ran along the path after the others as quickly as her legs would carry her. They must at all costs be warned. While this had been happening, the others had reached the house. It was a low building, only two storeys high, made of a beautiful mellow stone, many windowed, and partially covered with ivy.


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[Assistant] Everything was so still that Eustace said, I think it's empty.


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[Assistant] But Caspian silently pointed to the column of smoke which rose from one chimney.


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[Assistant] They found a wide gateway, open and passed through it into a paved courtyard.


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[Assistant] And it was here that they had their first indication that there was something odd about this island in the middle of the courtyards to the pump and beneath the pump a bucket. There was nothing odd about that.


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[Assistant] There's one of these gentry at that pump listening to all we say. They came out.


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[Assistant] Not depth enough for his hire, said Winnian.


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[Assistant] See us fighting if they can't see any enemy, said Eustace miserably.


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[Assistant] It was strange to see the lawns and the great trees looking so peaceful as they marched back to the beach.


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[Assistant] And when they arrived there and saw the boat lying where they had left her and the smooth sand with no one to be seen on it.


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[Assistant] More than one doubted whether Lucy had not merely imagined all she had told them. But before they reached the sand, a voice spoke out of the air. No further masters, no further now, it said. We've got to talk with you first.


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[Assistant] There's fifty of us and more here, with weapons in our fists.


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[Assistant] You're talking like a book. They couldn't ask for a better answer than that. Be quiet, Reap, said Caspian, and then added in a louder voice. You invisible people, what do you want with us? Uhm, what have we done to earn your enmity?


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[Assistant] Well, said the chief voice, it's a long story. Suppose we all sit down. The proposal was warmly approved by the other voices, but the Narnians remained standing. Well, said the chief voice, it's like this. This island has been the property of a great magician, time out of mind.


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[Assistant] Oh yes, this magician then, he goes upstairs. But you must know, he kept all his magic things up there, and we all lived down below. I say he goes upstairs, and he puts a spell on us. An ugly-fying spell.


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[Assistant] If you saw us now, which in my opinion you may think you saw us, you can't.


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[Assistant] You wouldn't believe what we looked like before we were aglified. You wouldn't really.


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[Assistant] So there we all were. So ugly we couldn't bear to look at one another. So, then what did we do? Well, I'll tell you what we did.


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[Assistant] We waited till we thought this same magician would be asleep in the afternoon and we creep upstairs and go to his magic book as bold as brass to see if we can do anything about this uglification.


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[Assistant] But we were all of a sweat and a tremble, so I won't deceive you. But believe me or believe me not, I do assure you that we couldn't find anything in the way of a spell for taking off the ugliness.


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[Assistant] And what with time getting on and being afraid that the old gentleman might wake up any minute. I was all of a muck sweat so I won't deceive you. Well, to cut a long story short, whether we did right or whether we did wrong, in the end, we see a spell for making people invisible. And we thought,


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[Assistant] We'd rather be invisible than go on being as ugly as all that. And why? Because we like it better.


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[Assistant] But I ought to have told you, she reads beautifully. And there we all were, as invisible as you could wish to see.


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[Assistant] We never reckoned on this magician, the one I was telling you about before, going invisible too. But we haven't ever seen him since. So we don't know if he's dead or gone away.


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[Assistant] And perhaps coming down and being invisible there. And believe me.


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[Assistant] Which drove the Narnians nearly out of their minds with impatience. When it was over, there was a very long silence.


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[Assistant] That you have, that you have, roared the other voices with great enthusiasm. No one couldn't have let it out cleaner and better. Keep it up chief, keep it up. Well, I needn't go over the whole story again, began the chief voice. No, certainly not, said Caspian and Edmund. Well then, to put it in a nutshell, said the chief voice.


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[Assistant] And we all swore that the first strangers had landed on this island, having a nice little girl with them I mean, for if it happened to be another matter, we wouldn't let them go away alive, unless they'd done the needful for us.


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[Assistant] The words were scarcely out of his mouth before they heard a whizzing sound.


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[Assistant] And the next moment a spear had stuck quivering in one of the trees behind them. That's a spear, that is, said the chief voice.


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[Assistant] And it came from my hand, the chief voice continued. They get visible when they leave us.


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[Assistant] But why do you want ME to do this? asked Lucy.


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[Assistant] In other words, said Caspian, you are asking this lady to face some danger which you dare not ask your own sisters and daughters to face.


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[Assistant] Oh, daylight, daylight to be sure, said the chief voice. Not at night. No one's asking you to do that. Go upstairs in the dark. All right, then I'll do it, said Lucy.


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[Assistant] Can't you see, it's no use, there are dozens of them there. We can't fight them. And the other way, there is a chance. But a magician, said Caspian. I know, said Lucy. But he might be as bad as they make out.


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[Assistant] As no one had ever known Reaper Cube to be afraid of anything, he could say this without feeling at all awkward. But the boys, who had all been afraid quite often, grew very red.


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[Assistant] Which became louder when they reached the flag than echoing courtyard, they all went back to the house.


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[Assistant] Perseus kept his magic cap on so that they could not see him.


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[Assistant] Just as the oldest sister had taken out the great eye and was passing it to one of her sisters.


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[Assistant] But could not and started to argue about who really had the eye. Then police told them that he had it.


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[Assistant] For a while, the grey old women pretended that they had never heard of Medusa. But in the end, they had no choice but to tell him the way to the Gorgon's cave.


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[Assistant] Perseus returned the huge eye, which seemed to stare at him with a very knowing look.


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[Assistant] As he flew along the edge of the sea, he saw in the distance a dark cave among the rocks. In front of it, on the white sand, lay a monster that he was sure that must be Medusa.


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[Assistant] He knew that he could not look at her directly without being turned to stone.


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[Assistant] The forms of men and animals that had been turned to stone by one look at Medusa's face. There were very many of them near the cave.


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[Assistant] Perthias silently prayed to the gods that he might not soon become one of them. He knew he must kill Medusa quickly before the hissing of the snakes woke her up.


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[Assistant] But the sight of her was so frightful that he hesitated. Just then he heard a voice saying, strike now quickly and surely.


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[Assistant] He recognized the voice of Hermes and all his courage returned.


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[Assistant] Using his bright shield to see the Gorgon, he came down upon her and with one blow of his sword cut off the great head with all its snakes. He at once hit the head in his cloak and hurried away with it over the sea.


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[Assistant] She has the power to turn those who look at her into stone.


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[Assistant] To punish her, change her into a dragon-like creature with legs instead of hair. Polyfactors.


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[Assistant] Before he noticed that someone was walking beside him.


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[Assistant] Then Hermes Lent pursues his own waned sandals and told him that he would need them to move quickly.


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[Assistant] The god also lent him a magic cap that made the wearer invisible, and told him to offer thanks to Proto, who had sent him this gift. Athena lent Perseus her shield, the terrible Aegis of Zeus, which she always carried into battle. Perseus now felt ready to fight Medusa, but he did not know where to find her. Hermes could not help him,


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[Assistant] Perseus went to look for them on Hermes wind sandals. After flying for many days in search of the three sisters, he came at last to their cheerless land. They found the great old woman seated.


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[Assistant] Their faces were covered in wrinkles and full of sadness, fear and pain.


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[Assistant] And they send a dreary song in which they complained of their terrible lives.


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[Assistant] They passed the tooth and the eye from one of them to another.


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[Assistant] Sylvie, I know you're very tired, but do you see how it's gonna happen tonight? I can't hear you.


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[Assistant] Well, you haven't seen this. I can hardly believe it myself. Cut out this hocus pocus. What is it?


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[Assistant] Tell me, how you feel? You all right? Well, I'm still alive. Oh, you're a lucky boy. You don't want to fall like that, you're about to kill yourself.


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[Assistant] I guess my time hadn't come. What time is it?


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[Assistant] I'm afraid I can't. What? You what? Well, I can't leave this room, not before tomorrow. It'll be fatal.


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[Assistant] I don't know, maybe there's something wrong somewhere. It's in a different direction. It's in the opposite direction.


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[Assistant] Nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup, nup. Patience. Patience.


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[Assistant] Donald Trump's chief strategist, who is also the radical former editor of Breitbart, and the subject of the best-selling autobiography, If Eczema Were Human, The Steve Bannon Story.


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[Assistant] And guys, can I be honest with you, this tally wasn't even close, because in the past week, we've learned so much about the power and influence that Bannon has in the White House.


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[Assistant] Wow. Can we just take a second? What's going on in this photo?


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[Assistant] I bet Melania looks at that picture and goes, I remember when you used to look at me like that, Donald.


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[Assistant] Once again, it turns out he didn't really build it himself. It was Bannon's baby, which shouldn't surprise anyone. It's in his name, people.


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[Assistant] Not only was Bannon behind the Muslim ban, he is reportedly the person who told immigration to ban visa and green card holders as well. Which, aside from being legally dubious, is just a huge dick move.


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[Assistant] But you see, making immigration policy wasn't enough power for Steve Bannon. So he went ahead and gave himself more power.


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[Assistant] This is insane. The president didn't know what was in the executive order. And also, this is crazy. Bannon slipped himself onto the National Security Council. He basically did it like a kid sneaks a candy bar into his mom's shopping cart. Just like, you know?


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[Assistant] Sort of a bittersweet milestone for Steve Bannon. I mean on the one hand, he's on the cover of Time Magazine. On the other hand, he's on the cover with this photo.


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[Assistant] I mean, like, the face, what's going on with the, like, the, like, I mean, that's like a professional, I'm not, it's just like the man looks like a satellite image of a storm on Jupiter, like, it's just, yeah, anyway.


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[Assistant] Why would you do that? Ego. Seriously, everyone is trying to figure out whether Bannon or Trump is in charge.


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[Assistant] Then a certain cable news fan wouldn't have felt the need less than an hour later to tweet


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[Assistant] But Trump's defensiveness is telling. It shows that even he realizes he needs to prove he's in control. And maybe someday he will be. But for now.


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[Assistant] Let's congratulate Steve Bannon. As of this moment, you are the real president. The American people didn't elect you, but then again, they kind of didn't elect Trump either.


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[Assistant] Hey there, thanks for subscribing to our new YouTube channel. You're probably thinking, but I didn't. I know, which is fine, but now you're thinking about subscribing.


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[Assistant] Who said that? Subscribe. Who's saying these things? Subscribe now. What?


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[Assistant] And we're going to fix it here on the outside.


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[Assistant] I didn't want to get there. I didn't want to know what had happened.


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[Assistant] He said push the barricade to one side, let the bus drive into the middle. All the passengers out.


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[Assistant] There's a hotel, restaurant and showers, everything, and beer too.


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[Assistant] The time, the time. We lost a lot of time.


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[Assistant] He began running when he was about 12, running so hard and long that he went home looking as if he fell into a lake. His mother asked him why he did it, day after day.


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[Assistant] He had no logical answer then. But some 25 years later, he's out distanced every other receiver in NFL history. Jerry Rice was indestructible until the 1997 season opener.


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[Assistant] The standard for all wide receivers was set by Green Bay's Don Hudson. 99 career touchdown receptions in just 116 games. The mark stood for 44 years.


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[Assistant] That Jerry Rice performed at peak level for 14 years strengthens his argument as the greatest NFL player of all time. But the view is that he's a great player. Only.


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[Assistant] He was born in 1962, one of eight children to Joe and Eddie Rice.


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[Assistant] A high school standout, Rice was overlooked by big school scouts. He settled for Division 1 AA Mississippi Valley State in a place called Itabena.


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[Assistant] Free from Mississippi after 22 years, Rice was determined never to fall back.


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[Assistant] What Rice deemed failure was a dream season for lesser lights. Named NFC Rookie of the Year, averaging 19 yards a catch, he was nonetheless haunted by his mistakes and launched himself on a fitness program from hell.


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[Assistant] Football withdrew into the shadows in May of 1996 when Jackie Rice started to hemorrhage shortly after giving birth to their third child.


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[Assistant] When we return, can Jerry Rice deal with a supporting role? Rice responds to charges of selfishness.


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[Assistant] In 1997, just 15 weeks after ACL surgery, Rice returned to action the night the 49ers retired Joe Montana's number. On his third catch, he scored a touchdown, becoming the first non-kicker to reach 1,000 points.


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[Assistant] Although Rice was selected MVP, it was Joe Montana who was chosen for Disney's national ad campaign.


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[Assistant] The perception of selfishness created a backlash on Madison Avenue that dogged rice well into the 90s.


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[Assistant] For as great an athlete and a competitor as he is on the field.


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[Assistant] When Rice returned for the 98 season opener, his number one status on the receiving crew was immediately challenged by younger talent. He frequently complained he was not getting enough passes and suggested he might retire if things didn't change.


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[Assistant] As Rice streaks into the twilight, he carries his history on his shoulders. Inspired by David Robinson's decision to play a lesser role in order to win a championship, Rice vows to do the same with the 49ers. But can he truly accept less than the starring role? Will he finish the race with grace? Or mar our memory of his skills by fighting the inevitable march of time?


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[Assistant] We will see you next week when the 50 Greatest Athletes of the 20th Century continues its countdown with number 26.


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[Assistant] When you watch Jerry on film every time he runs a route


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[Assistant] It's identical. It doesn't matter if he's running a hitch, a slant, an outer hook, a post, a flag, a takeoff. It all looks the same. Sky is just, he's immaculate.


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[Assistant] Jerry Rice has a profound sense of the racism in Mississippi.


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[Assistant] Some people take those conditions, uh, and rather than putting them in their trunk where they become burdens, they put them in their fuel tank and they become a source of motivation to transcend those kinds of circumstances.


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[Assistant] I'm a killer when I see one, honey. And you're a stone cold killer.


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[Assistant] You gave us a start, Rattleman. That's all. My van's on the road below. I'm looking for the direction of Bloom's End, or the Quiet Woman Inn. Well, it's been nearly two years since I've been through here, I can recall.


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[Assistant] The simple truth is, there was some mistake in the marriage license, which can easily be corrected. Or maybe you're a kidnapper and you've stolen her for your own.


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[Assistant] What makes you so full of romantic notions, eh? Oh, I forgot. Your granddaughter, Eustacia Viking, they live with you. She's from Bobmouth, isn't she?


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[Assistant] I mean no disrespect. It's not your fault you have such power over men. It's a beauty in a manner you were born with.


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[Assistant] If she cannot be happy without Mr. Wildeaf, then I do my duty in helping her to get him. Do you agree to give him up?


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[Assistant] Mrs. Yeo Bright has never considered me good enough.


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[Assistant] If this is all some breathless whim brought on by a brush with a dashing Mr. Yo-Bride, I'll not act any idiot for you. You're just as apt to change your mind when he returns to Paris.


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[Assistant] You don't, uh, you don't look as happy as you should be.


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[Assistant] I'll put my mind to it. See if there might be some way of keeping the innkeeper in his inn.


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[Assistant] I thank you for walking with me, Diggory. We make good company. You have trouble seeing, and I'd just as soon not be seen.


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[Assistant] Your son's misfortune has led Wildeve to show, uh, a more than casual interest in Eustacia again.


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[Assistant] I think your presence would make Wild Eve walk straighter than he is inclined to do.


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[Assistant] You don't know how I've dreamed of coming upon the house from the path across my beloved heath.


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[Assistant] I have something to tell you later mother, but right now I take my leave of you. Christian?


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[Assistant] Yes. But is she that misty apparition who appeared in a fog on the heath? Or is she the Turkish knight who was slain at my feet? Or is she the witch?


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[Assistant] Before her crimes were stabbed this morning in East Acton Church.


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[Assistant] Blush for my native eggdom is fine. That such ignorance still exists here. Is the injury serious?


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[Assistant] Now I can tell you my great secret. I intend to study and start a school here.


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[Assistant] Mother, I know. This fight told me so. Less than an hour ago.


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[Assistant] Wouldn't she be the perfect one to join me in teaching the young ones around here?


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[Assistant] You're trying to make me feel guilty for seeing you stay sure via these past few weeks.


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[Assistant] You know full well that I gave her the urn, which was my share of the excavation.


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[Assistant] I have decided to establish a fine private school in Budmouth. It may not make me rich, but you can take pride in my reputation as an educator.


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[Assistant] I'd be ashamed to let her think my mother would even repeat such things.


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[Assistant] Great and exciting discovery. It changed man's whole view of the world.


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[Assistant] Watching that curved shadow of the earth creep across the moon. Realizing that the world was really round. Not flat as all the ancients supposed.


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[Assistant] I hate talking of Paris. I'm finished with Paris.


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[Assistant] Well, there is one sunny room in the Louvre which would make a fitting place for you to live in. Yes. The Galerie d'Apollon. In the early morning. It is a perfect blaze of splendor. I used to visit it on Sundays.


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[Assistant] I'll take that as a yes, if you're afraid to say it.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry, but you don't make it easy for me to talk to you.


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[Assistant] Six months probably. By then I'll have finished my reading and I'll be ready to take up my work in Budmouth.


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[Assistant] The rays bristle and dart from the gold and silver plate to the jewels and precious stones, till there is a perfect network of light which quite dazzles the eye.


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[Assistant] You can hardly see it through the smoke of chimneys, and with buildings blocking almost every window, it is far more beautiful here.


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[Assistant] See? Even the great Samuel Pepys, when he was but 36, had his eyes fail on him.


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[Assistant] You are my blessing, Eustacia. Fate put you at my side before this happened. I'll have a smaller school now, true.


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[Assistant] And I can keep down our expenditures with an honest occupation.


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[Assistant] Diggory, I leave you to return with a lady far too beautiful to walk alone. Didn't anyone offer to walk with you?


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[Assistant] If I don't hear from her soon, I'll write to her. I don't rejoice in empty rooms.


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[Assistant] From that first day I came calling at Miss Dover Knapp, do you remember? Yes sir, I do. I could tell you were fond of Miss Eustacia. Here's a tress of her hair. I think she'd like you to have it.


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[Assistant] But from the opinions and the actions common to all good men, I teach because to teach is to learn.


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[Assistant] To learn that love can only be given, never taken.


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[Assistant] To learn that one should forgive quickly because time is short. To learn that true beauty, like the beauty of truth, never dies.


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[Assistant] He was not one of the original gods of the mountain Olympus, but he was one of the most popular gods with ordinary people.


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[Assistant] Drinking wine, singing, dancing and playing music. And then drinking more wine.


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[Assistant] They left him alone with only his wine bag to keep him company.


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[Assistant] When he woke up he did not know where he was. He asked some local people who


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[Assistant] As soon as King Midas saw Selema's happy, round face and his big, fat, pointy face,


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[Assistant] Found out where Dionysus and his fellow drinkers had gone to and led siblings.


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[Assistant] He told the god that he wanted everything he touched to turn into gold.


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[Assistant] Dionysus himself did not care much about gold, and it seemed a strange wish to him.


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[Assistant] But he had given his promise, and so he gave Midas his wish.


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[Assistant] My desk touched some leaves that hung from the trees and they turned to gold.


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[Assistant] He picked an apple from a tree and of course it turned to gold as well. He was very happy.


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[Assistant] There was something about the apple turning to gold that worried him a little, but he could not quite put his fingers on it.


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[Assistant] Once he was back at home in his palace, he amazed himself by turning different things around the palace into gold, admiring their great beauty and calculating their value.


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[Assistant] However, he did lie down to have a little rest.


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[Assistant] The sheets were hard like wood and so heavy that he could hardly even lift them.


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[Assistant] He was pleased to see that all the cups and plates turned to gold as he touched them.


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[Assistant] But when the bread, meat, and fruit that he picked up also turned to gold, he was frightened and very angry.


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[Assistant] He was about to curse Dionysus until he remembered that


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[Assistant] The last time he had a disagreement with a god, he was still wearing a wig to cover his ears.


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[Assistant] He realized that unless it was taken away, he would be the richest king in the world for a few days before he slowly starved to death.


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[Assistant] He tried, he cried loud to diagnosis for help.


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[Assistant] This time, admitting how wrong and stupid he had been, that I nicest heard.


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[Assistant] One night, Tom Green, Joe's father, came to help John give me my medicine, then stayed for a while.


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[Assistant] At first both men were silent. Then Tom said, John, please say a kind word to Joe. The boy is heartbroken. He can't eat his meals and he can't smile. He knows it's his fault Beauty is ill, but he did his best. He says if Beauty dies,


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[Assistant] No one will ever speak to him again. But he's not a bad boy.


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[Assistant] After a short pause, John said, I know he meant no harm, but I'm proud of that horse.


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[Assistant] And I hate to think his life may be thrown away like this.


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[Assistant] But I'll give the boy a kind word tomorrow, if beauty is better.


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[Assistant] I heard no more of this conversation, as the medicine did well, and sent me to sleep, and in the morning I felt much better.


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[Assistant] Joe learned quickly after this and was so careful that John began to give him many things to do.


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[Assistant] And the master wanted a letter taken immediately.


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[Assistant] To a gentleman's house about five kilometres away.


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[Assistant] Well there comes a point when it ceases to be an adventure anymore. Just hard work.


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[Assistant] Come on, Barb, things have changed. Uhm, I hope you don't mind. I invited my friend George Tower Boys down.


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[Assistant] You wait till you see her, George. I've known beautiful women, but, uhm...


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[Assistant] More likely went to Southampton to see his father-in-law. I imagine he's looking for his son.


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[Assistant] Tall boys came last night to Liverpool, sailing for Sydney.


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[Assistant] George told me he met your daughter in Yorkshire. In Wildonsey. After he left.


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[Assistant] Well, you hardly need to enhance your allure by wrapping yourself in mystery.


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[Assistant] I would value your opinion on something. It's a telegram I found. See here. That's Tower Boys. Now why would George refer to himself in the third person?


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[Assistant] No other way of saying it, really. Other than will you marry me?


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[Assistant] If it hadn't been for Alicia, he'd have never have known how lovely you were.


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[Assistant] George left some effects at my chambers. Perhaps it's time I looked at them. Letters from his family, I suppose. And from his wife.


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[Assistant] Small things, insignificant things, tiny threads collected here and there.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to save you. You disappeared before, you could do it again.


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[Assistant] It used to be a fight to the death thing, my lady.


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[Assistant] Nine pounds. Now, what about Captain Malden?


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[Assistant] Perhaps if George had known, he would not have deserted me. He's left me a prisoner in my own life, under sentence not of death, but of something far worse.


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[Assistant] Don't worry. I bought their silence.


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[Assistant] Knowing George, you knew there could be no escape. Unless he could be induced into believing you were dead.


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[Assistant] And there you have it. Lady Audley's secret. A pretty collection of self-interest.


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[Assistant] Lady Audley's ill. Take her to her room. And allow her to excite herself by talking.


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[Assistant] You disapprove? Who do you think I'm doing it for?


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[Assistant] Damn me, George. It's good to see you, but what about Lucy?


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[Assistant] There was a clash there, and uh, and there's still a clash there.


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[Assistant] Fellow members, ladies and gentlemen of the radio public.


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[Assistant] I'm not altogether happy about that fellow, uh, kitchener. What do you think?


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[Assistant] That, the bone blew up inside my eye and burst from the inside out. And it was sticking out a quarter of an inch out of my eye.


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[Assistant] I think the collision of styles was in George Foreman's favor. That Fraser was going to come to him and that he was going to be able


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[Assistant] Ali made himself a citizen of Zaire emotionally with the people and he made George an interloper. He really convinced the people of Zaire that Foreman was white.


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[Assistant] George Foreman was a bully, totally self-absorbed, a hedonist in the ultimate sense, who cared for nobody


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[Assistant] When you have finished the work that God has you here for, you will know it and it will be time. He checks into the hotel and he decides he's gonna die. Closes the door, doesn't eat, reads the Bible. Two or three days later, he's still alive. So he says, well, you know, I must have done this wrong somehow.


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[Assistant] Part of what Muhammad Ali took advantage of in Zaire was that George was wound up tight with rage.


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[Assistant] That he didn't really have a second or third gear.


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[Assistant] I probably think that religion is just another part of George's showbiz. That it's, that it's a part of his public persona.


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[Assistant] George Foreman is a performer. He's somebody...


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[Assistant] And, uh, you know, the camera comes on and it's as though, uh, a separate circuit has turned on in George's body. The big smile lights up and, and that smile alone has been worth hundreds of millions of dollars to him.


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[Assistant] For Jack Nicklaus to win the Masters at age 46, as it was for George Foreman to win the Heavyweight Championship at age 45. And this person stated the obvious. Nobody was hitting Jack.


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[Assistant] We went to San Quentin to make a testimony for the prisoners.


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[Assistant] Then George jumped down and they were there and people started crying and it was a big, big hell of a loop. And we went over there the next morning and we baptized about 50 or 75 guys.


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[Assistant] He said to me, what do you think of the fight? And I said, well, you know, you lost every minute.


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[Assistant] There is another story of the early days of humankind that goes like this. In the beginning, nature and earth gave humans everything they needed. The weather was warm so they had no need of clothes.


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[Assistant] They ate honey, strawberries and the fruits and nuts that fell from the trees.


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[Assistant] People lived long, happy and healthy lives.


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[Assistant] When the time came for them to die, they did so peacefully and without regret. They were at peace among themselves, and so they had no need of laws.


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[Assistant] This was followed by the Silver Age. In this age, men had to work to live. The winters were colder now, so they needed to build houses or find caves to live in.


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[Assistant] By now, people had learned that it was easier to take your neighbor's corn than to grow your own.


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[Assistant] So it was no longer enough to grow your own food.


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[Assistant] You had to be able to fight to defend it.


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[Assistant] So people made weapons and shields of bronze and built walled cities with armies to defend them


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[Assistant] And so they also needed rulers who taxed the common people heavily to pay the armies.


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[Assistant] Men no longer looked to the gods for help, but trusted only in their own strength. They took what they could from each other through cunning and violence. Up till now, the earth had been worked in common.


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[Assistant] But now it began to be divided into yours and mine.


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[Assistant] With sharp weapons came deadly walls.


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[Assistant] No guest was safe even in his friend's house. Even.


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[Assistant] Relatives did not love or trust one another. Brother fought against brother.


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[Assistant] The son wished his father dead so that he could have his father's lands.


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[Assistant] The earth was wet with the blood of murdered men and women.


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[Assistant] And the gods abandoned it, one by one.


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[Assistant] For a time, the gods were patient, but seeing that mankind was growing worse instead of better year by year.


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[Assistant] They finally decided to destroy the whole race of men.


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[Assistant] Their first idea was to set the world on fire and burn it to a lifeless cinder.


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[Assistant] But they were worried that the smoke and flames might reach up to Mount Olympus and damage their own home.


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[Assistant] Men were fighting and cheating each other as usual.


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[Assistant] The skies opened and the rain poured down in rodents. The rivers flooded their banks. The sea, rising higher and higher, rushed over the land while washing everything before it. Elros, god of the storm.


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[Assistant] Open the cave where he kept the winds and let them out to destroy everything on the earth. Soon all the low lands were covered with water. People ran to the mountains, but the sea rose higher and higher. The winds, free at last, beat up


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[Assistant] The water until it almost touched the clouds.


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[Assistant] The bolts in which some, some tried to get away were broken to pieces by the storm.


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[Assistant] And the surface of the sea was covered with the bodies of the death.


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[Assistant] The water rose higher and higher until it covered even the mountain tops.


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[Assistant] There was one place, however, that was not yet hidden under the waters. This was the top of Mountain Parnassus, the highest mountain in Greece. Ducalian and his wife Pyrrha had left there, had fled there.


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[Assistant] They were the only two people on earth who still lived good, honest lives and worshipped the gods. So Zeus took pity on them and decided to spare their lives.


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[Assistant] He gave orders that the rains and the winds should stop and the dry land appear. Aerith caught back the winds. Poseidon blew up his conch and the angry sea calmed down again.


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[Assistant] And the green earth smiled again under the warm light of the sun.


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[Assistant] Then Deucalion said to his wife, truly it is not good for man to be alone if the water had taken you from me. I would have thrown myself into it rather than live without you.


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[Assistant] As they walked down the mountain, they came to the temple of the Sun.


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[Assistant] Themis had been the last of the gods to leave before the flood, and she was the first to return after it. The temple was


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[Assistant] The two of them first cleaned themselves and their clothes as well as they could. Then they cleaned up the temple and put everything in order. They prayed to Seamus as follows.


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[Assistant] If there is any way to continue the human race, please tell us what it is.


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[Assistant] The answer they seemed to hear was a strange one. Leave my temple now and throw the bones of your mother behind you.


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[Assistant] Pyrrha did not see how she could find her mother's bones, and even if she could, she felt that it would be wrong to throw them. But Euclidean had a different idea.


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[Assistant] Let us therefore pick up as many stones as we can. Then let us walk away from the temple throwing the stones behind us. Let us trust the words of the goddess and see what happens. After all, what harm can it do to try?


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[Assistant] And so they did as Deucalion suggested. After a while, the stones they had thrown became softer and larger, and slowly turned into real living men and women. The stones thrown by Deucalion became men, and those thrown by Pyrrhus became women.


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[Assistant] In the chaos from which the world began, everything was mixed up together, heavy and light, solid, liquid and gas.


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[Assistant] Bright and dark earth, sea and air were not separated.


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[Assistant] So no life could exist because life depends on differences. Then the first god, with the help of nature, sorted the world out. The lighted element, fire, rose to the sky. Air was the next to life. Then the earth and water, being heavier, took their place below.


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[Assistant] The first god made the world we know with its rivers and fees, its mountains, valleys, forests, rivers, grass and deserts.


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[Assistant] Fish took their place in the sea and birds flew through the air. The world had become a beautiful place and there were many gods and godlike beings who wished to rule it.


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[Assistant] The great powers of the universe fought with each other to decide who would rule. At the end of the fighting, Zeus, the god of thunder, and the gods who supported him ruled the earth and skies. Zeus made one of his brothers, Poseidon, lord of the sea,


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[Assistant] And he made another brother, Pluto, lord of the underworld. The home of Zeus.


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[Assistant] And the god who supported him was Mount Olympus in northern Greece.


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[Assistant] So touch your back too is back. It'll be sexy. Draw a hentai of that.


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[Assistant] It's two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, and honestly, it was the only burger that said yes.


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[Assistant] Next Lee and Sports Lee. A new study finds that golf totally counts as work.


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[Assistant] And now for a full weather report, here's our meteorologist, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.


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[Assistant] Let's get back to the real news because there's a lot of bad things out there that people aren't talking about. In fact, let's find out what the next big news story is going to be using my 100% accurate bad things button.


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[Assistant] I mean that was a league of real, uh, guys on the edge.


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[Assistant] His mother was a very strong influence and she certainly kept a strong hand on all of her children. He certainly accepted every responsibility willingly. He just, uh, did the right thing and did the right thing all the time.


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[Assistant] The crowd serenaded Julius because it was his birthday and uh, Marvin just was uh, he just enjoyed himself so much. During the visit.


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[Assistant] Against a collection of great individual players. And the team game won.


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[Assistant] And Julius liked to take the pressure and put it right on his shoulders.


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[Assistant] Digital media was going to be a significant factor. We had analysts watching this video repeatedly.


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[Assistant] Windy donkey as he was, it really amazed me that he could have the face to talk thus to mine.


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[Assistant] It painted out this writing, Joseph, reward of ingratitude to earliest benefactor and founder of fortunes. But that man said that he did not repent of what he had done, Joseph, not at all. It was right to do it, it was kind to do it, it was benevolent to do it, and he would do it again.


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[Assistant] It's a pity, said I scornfully as I finished my interrupted breakfast, that the man did not say what he had done and would do again.


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[Assistant] I have no objections to your mentioning either uptown or downtown, if such should be your wishes, that it was right to do it, kind to do it, benevolent to do it, and that I would do it again.


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[Assistant] With those words the imposter shook them both by the hand with an air, and left the house leaving me much more astonished than delighted by the virtues of that same indefinite it.


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[Assistant] Who honored me with very unfavorable glances as I passed on the opposite side of the way.


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[Assistant] But it was only the pleasanter to turn to Biddy and to Joe, whose great forbearance shone more brightly than before, if that could be, contrasted with this brazen pretender. I went towards them slowly, for my limbs were weak.


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[Assistant] I thought all that countryside more beautiful and peaceful by far than I had ever known it to be yet.


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[Assistant] Many pleasant pictures of the life that I would lead there, and of the change for the better that would come over my character when I had a guiding spirit at my side whose simple faith and clear home wisdom I had proved beguiled my way. They awakened a tender emotion in me.


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[Assistant] For my heart was softened by my return, and such a change had come to pass that I felt like one who was toiling home barefoot from distant travel, and whose wanderings had lasted many years.


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[Assistant] They were among the biggest we've ever seen, with the second one being even worse.


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[Assistant] So you're allowed to be mad about our choices to protect you.


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[Assistant] And we're not allowed to be furious with you for your self-sacrificing bullshit.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Calling anybody a white jizz is pretty serious. I mean, but, have you heard her songs? Have you delved into it? Have you delved into it? I'm just saying.


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[Assistant] Interview my homeboy. Interview, you know everything about him, you knew enough about him to be like,


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[Assistant] The fifth. Okay. You know what I'm sayin'? I don't know. Long story short, if you want me to be honest, this shit. Sure. The same people as shit.


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[Assistant] It's gonna fuck my venue up. If Jules goes out and does that shit for you and puts you on the building shit, then yeaah, you're gonna get the show and shit like that. The thing was is, Burt with the nature of fucking up America and Jules being an attractive white woman,


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[Assistant] If you keep, like, saying, oh yeaah, I did this, this, this, this, this, excuse and shit, then it's kinda like, oh I didn't do it for the love, I did it because, so when I got to this point, I could say I did it and be whoever I wanted to and shit. When I first met her and shit like that, even when, what's it called, the end of the conversation we had and shit, it was that, there's a small part of South Florida


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? She ain't gonna win and grab her Gohan and shit if she Goku and shit. She ain't gonna win and grab somebody who say, yo, in two, three years this shit, this bitch right here gonna be Yes Jules herself. Right. You know what I'm saying? Like, she thick, she got the, what's him called? She black, this, that, and the third and shit.


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[Assistant] But I mean, I'm eloquent enough, I got my southern and shit like that, but I can goddamn get my point across, you know what I'm saying, to whoever it may be. But if you look at me and shit, you're gonna be like, hey woah.


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[Assistant] But even outside of the girl I told you from Atlanta and shit, there are a million black women. Right. Who have been working and doing what she is doing. Who are not going to be afforded the opportunity because they're black.


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[Assistant] I mean, that's the truth of this shit, but I'm saying, at the same time, you're pulling Karen Civil against the Yes Jules.


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[Assistant] What I'm telling you is there are a thousand more smart entrepreneurship black women with fat asses and cute faces and good brains and know the right moves to make and who aren't fucking every nigga out here and shit like that and hold themselves in a certain standard and say just cause I take a picture


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[Assistant] In a swimsuit, I show my ass just like Jules. Right. Don't make me any less.


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[Assistant] But they're not gonna be afforded those same opportunities. And I'm not saying that, like,


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[Assistant] It's Jule's fault, you know what I'm saying, because she didn't choose, she was born white, that's her, you know, that's her life and shit like that. But I'm just saying that people are mad, and people take their chances to take shots at her.


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[Assistant] Because they know some woman who's been doing it for 10 years, who's just as bad as Jewel and shit, but she's stuck in her lane and shit because Puma's not gonna come and offer her a shoe offer. You know what I'm saying? She can have, I mean I know Puma.


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[Assistant] Like, I've seen Black Jays on the street. You know what I'm saying? I've been in county jail plenty of times and shit. You bumping the people in the county jail on the freeway all the time and shit. I've seen people with crackheads came into the county yard to crack. I see them eight months later. You know what I'm saying? Somewhere and they back on crack.


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[Assistant] And the thing is, like, I'ma respect YesJules and let her do what she do, and you know what I'm saying, as long as she rock with me, because I'ma be me. If YesJules gives me the opportunity to goddamn go perform in front of 5,000 people, I'ma do it.


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[Assistant] Even if her white privilege allowed her to get there because of the 5,000 people I could reach, if you came on this show,


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[Assistant] It's a majority, we a minority, even if you added it all up and shit, the people, I know personally, the people who buy my music are, you know what I'm saying, 16 to 25 year old white kids, you know what I'm saying, like that's who come to my concert.


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[Assistant] I mean, at the same time, you kinda more young than a Rosenberg or a 197, they got old crusty niggas.


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[Assistant] I mean, I don't have any problems with her. I see why people don't like her and shit like that, but at the same time and shit, you can't, you can't, you can't champion something.


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[Assistant] I mean, at the same time, at the same time, just like you said, nothing wants you to do more and shit. Ain't nothing than bringing in black joe guy Clark to be your co-host. You know what I'm saying? And that's the whole thing is shit. When white people get in these positions and shit, and you just gotta, you just gotta do it.


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[Assistant] Don't look like me. Oh no. You know what I'm saying? And that's what it is and shit like. So you gotta just hope that they respect the struggle, right? Most people take the pictures and shit like that. They don't know the struggle. They can respect it all they want to, but they can't, they can't speak on it in a way and shit where they know it. You know what I'm saying? They hear a rap song and it's just good for this or for the review.


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[Assistant] If you hired a younger cat, to even be your intern and shit like that, and be like, bruh, you get one show a week, you know what I'm saying, on Tuesdays, and I'll let you talk your shit in an interview, you're on the interview. You're gonna learn more and shit, and at the same time be helping boost somebody else, because that's the thing.


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[Assistant] And the whole thing about this shit is just like, bruh.


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[Assistant] Shit, nobody listen to it. It's over. Everybody has. All y'all niggas suck. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Y'all don't want the truth and shit like that. When it's just like, fuck it. Because at the same time, most definitely made a bunch of guys done with Click The New Danger, a bunch of them with Click The Baddest album. Now a lot of people ain't buy that shit, but he did it because he wanted to and shit like that.


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[Assistant] That same hunger that he had when he was 100 miles a running, the sign failing, like when he had constipation. It's not the same because he felt that he should have been a lot more critically acclaimed for the stuff he did. And when he didn't get the accolades, he felt spiteful.


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[Assistant] But at the same time it don't matter about the simpleness and shit like that. I mean, you gotta understand this shit. And I kick this in a thousand interviews and shit like that. Like, bruh, Wale is a great rapper.


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[Assistant] People don't read books anymore. People get all the information. I mean the world as a large is dumber. The people, the percentage of people who use Twitter are a minority. People who use Twitter forget this because we're smarter than everybody who use Twitter. Facebook is still a very viable option.


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[Assistant] Shakespeare is Shakespeare because he said, bro, I have to figure out how to write a play that somebody who is ignorant and doesn't know how to read understands and it touches them and at the same time somebody who is high class


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? 21 Savage delivers the feeling. Right. Just like a Gucci man and so on and so forth. You may never know how the guy, you may never ride with somebody, you name it, but you can feel the pain in the stuff he says. It may be monotone, it may be, but you, it's real. It's believable for sure. Like that's why I'm saying, it's a feeling.


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[Assistant] It's the same thing where you listen to most artists, the notes he plays is the feeling, you know what I'm saying? Like, you can rap all day, and there's plenty of people who are good rappers, but sometimes you just don't want to hear that good rap, you just want the feeling.


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[Assistant] But, you from LA and I'm not, you know what I'm saying? I'm not from LA for the record. But, I've been out here for a while. I'm not saying you've been out here, you know what I'm saying? I'm from Georgia and shit. But, I'm not saying it was a bad album and shit. You know what I'm saying? It's a pimple butterfly.


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[Assistant] It's too different side of the spectrum. Kendrick's diagnosing the problem and saying that I want to fix it. Future is saying that I ain't neither of the problem, but all I know how to do


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[Assistant] It's considered to do what I'm doing. Right. Even on March Madden, all these cop killings and saddens, you know what I'm saying, but like. It's tragic.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? No offense to Kendrick and shit, but he's a stoop kid. You know what I'm saying? He's an observer.


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[Assistant] At the same time, he's not a generic dude, but if you, if you look deep, all his homeboys on Xam's unemployed. Right. All his homeboys, if you a future shit, are felons. You know how hard it is to get a job as a felon? You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] You got all this stress and shit like that, of course you want to pop his in. Of course you want to be a nun and shit like that. Right. And Future wanted to take care of his people and shit. Yea, I'm going on steroids. Cause I go over to my partner's house and shit, and he's a hand out and shit. Because you're done with the god damn 12 job interview and they all told him no.


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[Assistant] Oh, you sound really too deep into it, but like, bruh, that's how poetry fucking works.


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[Assistant] That's what they taught me in fucking school and shit. You know what I'm saying? Somebody could write four lines and shit and it got 12 different meanings and shit. And no one wants to break down rap and analyze that shit like that.


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[Assistant] The reason I started, I mean, I was, my first test was a poet.


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[Assistant] Whatever the fuck it is, you know what I'm saying? And shit like that. And like, like I said, Shakespeare my guy. You know what I'm saying? He introduced like, that's the whole thing about rap. Is that from high school?


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[Assistant] It's a tricky balance. I just haven't bought any books and it's just like, I should. And then keeping up with shit man, it's just.


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[Assistant] E40 in my top 5 and shit, you know what I'm saying? Okay. Pac E40, Pac E40, Mac Dre, Juvenile, Pimpsing, my top 5.