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.

Q: Peter Dragon:  Okay , Stuart , look , there is an enormous difference between movies and television . You know what that difference is ?
Stuart Glazer: No ...
Peter Dragon: Okay , let 's take a look at my rolodex , okay ? I 'll be the movie , you be the TV rolodex . In my movie rolodex I have , eh , Sean Connery . Your TV rolodex ? Shawn Wayans . Eh ? Marlon Brando , Marlon Wayans . Alec Baldwin , Alec ... eh ... Wayans . There 's probably _ one _ floating around , I do n't know .

A: Wayans
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Q: Felix Ungar:  What freeway are we supposed to be on ?
Oscar Madison: The 405 .
Felix Ungar: I think that sign back there said _ 101 _ .
Oscar Madison: If you did n't have the brains to pee back at the airport , how could you possibly read that sign ?
Felix Ungar: Reading and peeing are two different things !
Oscar Madison: At your age you 're lucky you can do either one .

A: freeway
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Q: Detective Mac Taylor:  What do you have on those " King Lear " tickets ?
Detective Aiden Burn: Ran the DNA on the blood on the top ticket . It belonged to the victim .
Detective Mac Taylor: Prints ?
Detective Aiden Burn: _ Two _ usable . The victim and an unknown , not in AFIS . But there is something odd that you do n't need a microscope to see .
Detective Mac Taylor: What 's that ?
Detective Aiden Burn: Two tickets are missing . G-13 , G-14 .
Detective Mac Taylor: It 's matinee day . Show 's going on right now .
Detective Aiden Burn: Kill someone , scam his tickets ? Kind of brazen , is n't it ?
Detective Mac Taylor: I 've seen stupider .

A:
Prints
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