In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Richard Castle:  So , master baker Jimmy Whelan , longtime purveyor of caloric , yet delicious , baked goods , sponsor of a local kids ' softball team , charter member of the small business round table , but what was he doing with fifty grand in cash and why the secret trips to Staten Island ?
Kate Beckett: Sounds like you 're not the only one keeping secrets , Castle .
Richard Castle: I 'm going to ignore that .
Kate Beckett: That 's peculiar .
Richard Castle: What 's so peculiar about wanting to ignore ...
Kate Beckett: No , no , no . I mean these purchase orders . They show that Jimmy spent over $ 70000 on kitchen equipment , like a twenty - foot wide walk -in freezer .
Richard Castle: I do n't remember seeing that .
Kate Beckett: That 's because there was n't _ one _ . It would n't even fit in his kitchen .
Javier Esposito: Yo . So , I ran ' 68 Chargers . There 's only a handful of 'em on the road , but get this : one of them is registered to a Robert S. Shannon , aka Bobby S. He 's a shot caller for Irish mob over in Staten Island . He 's a ruthless son of a bitch , too ; drug trafficking , assault . He 's suspected of half a dozen murders over in Staten Island .
Richard Castle: Wait a minute . Secret trips to Staten Island , all that cash . What if the cupcake shop is actually a mob front ? Jimmy Whelan the baker is actually Jimmy Whelan the money launderer . Bobby S could have had a falling out with him , could have whacked him .
Kate Beckett: Maybe . But we 're gon na need more than just his car at the crime scene to connect him to that murder .
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Dr. Spencer Reid:  Methanol is compositionally speaking , the simplest of the alcohols . It 's actually ubiquitous in the environment . There are small traces of its vapor in the atmosphere , but atmospheric methanol is easily oxidized by sunlight .
Emily Prentiss: Is it toxic ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: Ingesting ten milliliters of it will cause permanent blindness , and as little as _ 30 _ is potentially fatal .
Derek Morgan: Well , these victims had between five and six ounces in their lungs .
Dr. Spencer Reid: You know , if they were immersed in it , they would have died even without ingesting or inhaling it . When absorbed through the skin , it depresses the central nervous system to an unsustainable degree .
Derek Morgan: Well , what 's it used for ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: What is n't it used for ? A solvent , an antifreeze . In World War II , the Germans used it for rocket fuel . It 's used in wine - making . Its most commonplace use however , is in the creation of other chemicals . Methanol can become plastic , plywood , paint , explosives , permanent - press textiles . It 's essentially the chemical used to separate other chemicals from each other .
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Adelle DeWitt:  You did n't come to the Dollhouse because of Echo . You came because you work for Rossum . That means your option tend to slim to _ three _ : carry out Rossum 's work without question , the attic or death . The moment you stepped into this house , you , in effect . gave us your life . And you must decide if that is to be put to good use , or laid to waste . I have see the future , Mr. Langton . And it is not for the weak .

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