niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Young Mother:  People thought it was the end of the world . But the world did n't end . So they rebuilt the city in 3 years , stronger and taller . London is a city built on the wreckage of itself , Osama . It 's had more come backs than the evil dead . It 's been flattened by storms and flooded out and rotted with plague . Even Hitler could n't finish it off . Death nor flame was like hell , my grandmother said , just one endless sea of flames . But we built on the rubble , and we kept on coming like zombies . I * am * the city , Osama . I am the whole world . Murder me with bombs and I will only build myself again , and stronger . I 'm too stupid to know better .
Young Mother: The Sun says you are an evil monster , but I do n't believe in you , and I know it takes _ two _ to tango . I know you 're vexed at the leaders of the western world . Well I 'll be writing to them too .
Young Mother: I know you 're a clever man , Osama . Much brighter than me . If I can make you see my son with all your heart for just one moment , I know you would stop making boy - shaped holes in the world - it would make you too sad . Love is not surrender , Osama . Love is furious and brave and loud . You could hear it in the noise my boy made when he played with his cars .
The Boy: Vroom ! Vroom ! Vroom !
Young Mother: I wish you could have heard him , Osama . That noise is the fiercest and the loudest sound on earth . It will echo ' til the end of time . It is more deafening than bombs . Come to me . Come to me and we 'll blow the world back together with incredible noise and fury .
Output: OTHER
Homer:  So many memories ... Ah , look , " Night Boat "
Bart: Aw ...
Bart: Look , you can see our mirror to it .
Homer: It looks like we have _ two _ .
Output: REFERENCE mirror
Dwayne:  I wish I could just sleep until I was _ eighteen _ and skip all this crap - high school and everything - just skip it .
Frank: Do you know who Marcel Proust is ?
Dwayne: He 's the guy you teach .
Frank: Yeah . French writer . Total loser . Never had a real job . Unrequited love affairs . Gay . Spent 20 years writing a book almost no one reads . But he 's also probably the greatest writer since Shakespeare . Anyway , he uh ... he gets down to the end of his life , and he looks back and decides that all those years he suffered , Those were the best years of his life , 'cause they made him who he was . All those years he was happy ? You know , total waste . Did n't learn a thing . So , if you sleep until you 're 18 ... Ah , think of the suffering you 're gon na miss . I mean high school ? High school - those are your prime suffering years . You do n't get better suffering than that .
Output: AGE
Lucas 'Luke' Scott:  At this moment there are six billion , five hundred and two million , eight hundred and sixty seven thousand , one hundred and twenty people in the world , give or take a few and sometimes all you need is _ one _ . For better or for worse .
Output: REFERENCE people
Angel:  I knew this was gon na happen .
Buffy: What ? What do you think is happening ?
Angel: You 're 16 years old , I 'm _ 241 _ .
Buffy: I 've done the math .
Angel: You do n't know what you 're doing . You do n't know what you want .
Buffy: Oh , no , I - I think I do . I want out of this conversation .
Angel: Listen , if we date , you and I both know one thing 's gon na lead to another .
Buffy: One thing already has led to another . You think it 's a little late to be reading me a warning label ?
Angel: I 'm just trying to protect you . This could get out of control .
Buffy: Is n't that the way it 's supposed to be ?
Angel: This
Angel: is n't some fairy tale . When I kiss you ... you do n't wake up from a deep sleep and live happily ever after .
Buffy: No ... when you kiss me , I wanna die .
Output: AGE
Mayor Fitzy:  You 're both fired .
Oscar Leroy: You do n't know how it goes down in the street ! You sit here behind your desk ...
Mayor Fitzy: I do n't have a desk . It 's a door on two filing cabinets .
Oscar Leroy: Oh . Well , you should have _ one _ , you 're the mayor .
Hank Yarbo: If he goes , I go .
Mayor Fitzy: I want you to go . I 'm firing you both .
Oscar Leroy: I ca n't do it without him .
Mayor Fitzy: You ca n't do it WITH him ! You 're both fired !
Hank Yarbo: So ... when do we meet our new partners ?
Output: REFERENCE desk
Oscar Leroy:  I 've got a way with tools .
Emma Leroy: So do I. I married _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE tools
Jack Sparrow:  How are we going ?
Gibbs: Including those _ four _ ? That gives us ... four .
Output: OTHER
Jesse Pinkman:  Dude , this is n't even seven grand , all right ? My guy wants 85 .
Walter H. White: This is all the money I have in the world . You 're a drug dealer . Negotiate .
Jesse Pinkman: You are not how I remember you from class . I mean , like , not at all .
Walter H. White: Yeah , well , I got ta go .
Jesse Pinkman: Wait . Wait . Hold up . Tell me why you 're doing this . Seriously .
Walter H. White: Why do you do it ?
Jesse Pinkman: Money , mainly .
Walter H. White: There you go .
Jesse Pinkman: Nah , come on , man . Some straight like you , giant stick up his ass all a sudden at age , what , _ 60 _ , he 's just gon na break bad ?
Walter H. White: I 'm 50 .
Jesse Pinkman: It 's weird , is all . Okay , it does n't compute . Listen , if you 've gone crazy or something , I mean , if you ... If you 've gone crazy , or depressed . I 'm ... I 'm just saying . That ... That 's something I need to know about . Okay , I mean , that affects me .
Walter H. White: I am awake .
Jesse Pinkman: What ?
Walter H. White: Buy the RV . We start tomorrow .
Output: AGE
Lotterman:  What do you know about horoscopes ?
Paul Kemp: Nothing .
Lotterman: Ah , well , if I can write one , you can . So it 's every day with a special " Star 's Star " featured Saturday with Betty Grable and Neil Sedaka , things like that . So here , everything you need is right there . It 's called " Madam La Zonga Predicts . "
Paul Kemp: What happened to Madam La Zonga ?
Sala: He got canceled .
Paul Kemp: What do you mean , fired ?
Lotterman: They raped him to death .
Paul Kemp: They raped him to death ?
Sala: There are very few places on this island I decline to visit , but the toilets frequented by sailors on the west side of Candado Pier is _ one _ .
Paul Kemp: They raped him to death ?
Output: REFERENCE places
G'Kar:  I have seen what power does , and I have seen what power costs . The _ one _ is never equal to the other .
Output: OTHER
Leo:  You know , you guys can hassle your skinny friend Eric , but when it comes down to a fundamental moral core he 's the only one of you that 's got _ one _ . So congratulations , you 've ruined Christmas .
Output: REFERENCE core
Sondra Huxtable Tibideaux:  Turning _ fifty _ is a monumental occasion in a man 's life .
Cliff: Oh , Lord , who let this child in the house ?
Output: AGE
Professor Wagstaff:  Have you ever had any experience as a kidnapper ?
Baravelli: You bet . You know what I do when I kidnap somebody ? First I call 'em up on the telephone , then I send 'em my chauffeur .
Professor Wagstaff: Oh , have you got a chauffeur ? What kind of a car have you got ?
Baravelli: Oh , I no got a car , I just got a chauffeur .
Professor Wagstaff: Well maybe I 'm crazy , but when you have a chauffeur , are n't you supposed to have a car ?
Baravelli: Well I had _ one _ , but - a you see it cost too much money to keep a car and a chauffeur so I sold the car .
Professor Wagstaff: Well that shows you how little I know . I would've kept the car and sold the chauffeur .
Baravelli: That 's a - no good . I got ta have a chauffeur to take me to work in the morning .
Professor Wagstaff: Well if you 've got no car , how can he take you to work ?
Baravelli: He do n't have to take me to work , I no got a job .
Professor Wagstaff: Baravelli , this is the finish : how much would you want to stand at the wrong end of a shooting gallery ?
Output: REFERENCE car
Nostalgia Critic:  I mean , occasionally , he 'll get a good _ one _ , but for the most part , they 're pretty bad . We know he 's funny and we know he can act , so how come he keeps turning out shit after shit after shit ? Maybe its because he keeps picking movies that downplayed his talent as supposed to glorified them .
Output: REFERENCE movies
Claude Langton:  But I haven't heard anything about a murder .
Hercule Poirot: No , you would not have heard of it . Because , as yet , it has not taken place . You see , if _ one _ can investigate a murder before it happens , then one might even , well , the little idea ... prevent it ?
Output: PEOPLE
Neroon:  I 've just broken two of your ribs .
Neroon: Sorry
Neroon: , make that _ three _ .
Output: REFERENCE ribs
Alex Penkala:  Joe got hit in the arm ? New Year 's Eve gift from the Luftwaffe .
Ken Webb: Have a lot of you guys been injured ?
Sgt. Martin: It 's called " wounded , " Peanut . " Injured " is when you fall out of a tree or something .
Warren Muck: Do n't worry , there so much crap flying around , you 're bound to get dinged sometime . Almost every one of these guys got hit at least once . Except for Ally , he 's a two - timer . He landed on broken glass in Normandy , and got peppered by a potato masher . Now , Bull ... he got a piece of exploding tank in Holland . Now George Luz here ... has never been hit . You 're one lucky bastard .
George Luz: Takes one to know _ one _ , Skip .
Warren Muck: Huh , considered us blessed . Now Leibgott , the skinny little guy ? He got pinged in the neck in Holland . And right next to him , the other skinny little guy , that 's Popeye . He got shot in his scrawny little butt in Normandy . And , uh , Buck got shot in his rather large butt in Holland .
Alex Penkala: Yeah , kind of an Easy Company tradition , getting shot in the ass .
Warren Muck: Hey , even First Sergeant Lipton there , he got a couple of pieces of a tank shell burst in Carentan . One chunk in the face , the other chunk nearly took out his nuts .
Bill Guarnere: How are those nuts , Sarge ?
Carwood Lipton: They 're doing fine , Bill . Nice of you to ask .
Output: REFERENCE bastard
Kate Beckett:  There must be 100 bottles of Scotch on this wall .
Richard Castle: Take _ one _ down and pass it around .
Output: REFERENCE bottles
Skye:  Hey , whatever you 're doing , just take a break . What are you doing ?
Leo Fitz: Coulson has me patching a transceiver into a system that 's not even meant to handle _ one _ .
Antoine Triplett: You can do that in your sleep .
Leo Fitz: In my sleep , yes , I 'm quite good at it . Problem is , I 'm awake .
Output: REFERENCE transceiver
Dr. Morrissey:  Is it a sharp pain , is it a dull pain , or does it grip like a vice
George Kimball: Yes , yes !
Dr. Morrissey: Nonono , pick _ one _ !
George Kimball: I guess it 's a sharp pain , hurts like the dickens when I press it .
Dr. Morrissey: Then do n't press it !
Output: REFERENCE pain
Martin Brody:  Oh , Hendricks , good ! Right this way . Excuse us , please . I want you to come in here and , er , check out this 908 .
Hendricks: What the hell 's a _ 908 _ ? I 've never heard of a 908 !
Martin Brody: 908 means get me outta there !
Output: OTHER
Molly Gunn:  Kid , have you ever been to a shrink ?
Lorraine Schleine: Since I was _ three _ .
Output: AGE
Parson Staffer:  All it would take is for one of the demons to follow you back from the forbidden land and we 'd all be struck down .
Jonnie Goodboy Tyler: Have you ever seen _ one _ ? Have you ? Has anyone here ever seen one ?
Jonnie Goodboy Tyler: A
Jonnie Goodboy Tyler: demon ? A monster ? A BEAST ? YAH !
Output: REFERENCE demons
Tony Croy:  You know , you do n't make very many mistakes baby , but you certainly made _ one _ when you forgot to divorce me before you married this Wall Street sucker . Now then , are you going to give me the stuff or do I have to be nasty and carry tales .
Output: REFERENCE mistakes
Detective Stella Bonasera:  Hey .
Adam Ross: Hey .
Detective Stella Bonasera: What are you still doing here ?
Adam Ross: Oh , some friends of mine stood me up for pizza so just down on top of things , ya know .
Detective Stella Bonasera: Mind if I join you ?
Adam Ross: Oh , no , no , please .
Detective Stella Bonasera: Okay , so what do we got ? That does n't look like work .
Adam Ross: It really is n't . I was just curious . You know there are three Sheldon Hawkes in New York state and there are ten Danny Messers .
Detective Stella Bonasera: Ten ?
Adam Ross: Yeah .
Detective Stella Bonasera: Do n't tell Danny that .
Adam Ross: There 's also another six Adam Rosses and there 's eighteen in New York state . I was just sitting here wondering , you know , what do they look like or what kind of lives do they live , you know ?
Detective Stella Bonasera: Alright , what about me ?
Adam Ross: Uh , Stella Bonasera . There 's only one .
Detective Stella Bonasera: Trust me , that 's enough . Let 's try Sid . It 's a ninety - year - old woman .
Adam Ross: I think he was named after his mother .
Detective Stella Bonasera: Alright , Don Flack .
Adam Ross: Don Flack .
Detective Stella Bonasera: Oh , _ six _ .
Adam Ross: Wow , six Don Flacks .
Detective Stella Bonasera: Six .
Adam Ross: I like that name . Don Flack . Detective Don Flack .
Output: OTHER
Hawk Sidney:  Hey , boy , you gon na race with us ?
Rick Bowman: I do n't know if I got the guts .
Hawk Sidney: what you mean is , you do n't think you 're dingy enough . S'everybody knows you got to be dingy to run figure eight ; specially Mr Willard here . That right , Grant ?
Grant Willard: Bob , bring the Hawk a beer .
Hawk Sidney: Hey , yeah ! Now listen here , boy . You know why I 'm the winner ? Cos I 'm the dingy - est there is . So when they see me coming through that intersection , they just naturally back off , cos they know I ai n't gon na stop for nobody . So when you see me coming ... you best get out the way . Cos I 'm the dingy - est there is ! Right ? Right . That 's why I drive a California custom for Grant Willard .
Grant Willard: I 'm a businessman , Hawk . I need a winner .
Grant Willard: You got _ one _ . Yeah !
Grant Willard: What do you think , Rick ? He 's the one to beat .
Rick Bowman: Where can I get me a car ?
Output: REFERENCE winner
King Julien:  But those baboons , they would not listen to sabotage ... I mean , reason .
Darla: Did you drop that fuzzy bag of stank into our habitat ?
King Julien: That is a wild accusation !
Darla: Y'all saying you did n't do it ?
King Julien: Oh , no , I did it . I just think the accusation is ... wild !
Darla: Uh - huh . Now I 'm gon na say this slow , because I can tell y' all got a bad case of the stupids ...
King Julien: Maurice , how did she see the royal medical report ?
Darla: Y'all apologize for skunking us , or my gals and I are gon na make us a couple of lemur coats .
Mort: Ooh , can I have _ one _ ?
Mort: I
Mort: cancel my order .
Output: REFERENCE coats
Mike Stivic:  Arch , you still need evidence .
Archie Bunker: What are you talking about ? Look at all they put me through : look at the way I hurt all over . What about the sworn " testaphony " of your mother in - law , there ? That 's evidence , Buddy , we got a case and let me tell you something , a case like that could be worth _ 20 _ , 25 , 50 grand . I 'm gon na make them mushroom people put their mouth where their money is .
Output: CURRENCY
ADA Natalie Greer:  Stanton , Labranche , and Jones were going down and they knew it . Week before trial they tried to make a deal on a pusher with a couple of bodies attached to him .
Detective Mac Taylor: You get a name ?
ADA Natalie Greer: Did n't get that far . Told them putting three drug dealing murderers back on the street in exchange for _ one _ defied logic .
Detective Mac Taylor: What was their response to that ?
ADA Natalie Greer: They wanted to know what " defied " meant .
Output: REFERENCE murderers
Gloria:  Why do I have to turn _ 33 _ ?
Billy: Do n't worry , I 'll help you .
Gloria: Why would you want to help me ? I just raped you .
Output: AGE
Mike Burton:  I 'll give you six bucks to hug the giant chicken .
Ed Stevens: Six bucks ? As you know the traditional wager is ten bucks .
Mike Burton: But I 've only got _ six _ .
Ed Stevens: Forget it ! ... Wait . I 'll give you ten bucks to hug the giant chicken .
Output: CURRENCY
Captain Dylan Hunt:  Tyr .
Rommie: It 's Tyr 's slipfighter .
Andromeda Ascendant: It is empty . There is no sign of life .
Seamus Harper: What a surprise , huh ? Tyr abandoned yet another ship . So where the hell could he have gone ?
Captain Dylan Hunt: It does n't matter . We did more than we needed to save him .
Rommie: He 'll survive .
Seamus Harper: Yeah , I prefer to assume the worst .
Beka Valentine: Tyr 's made it through some pretty tough scrapes before .
Seamus Harper: Like I said , the worst . With our luck , he probably made it through this _ one _ , too .
Output: REFERENCE scrapes
Marsh Murdock:  You want a fight ?
Wyatt Earp: No , I want peace , Mr. Murdock . Sometimes you can talk folks into being civilized ; other times you got ta use a gun .
Marsh Murdock: I 'll pick _ one _ up .
Output: REFERENCE gun
Little Bill Daggett:  It 's been a long time , Bob . You run out of Chinamen ?
English Bob: Little Bill , well I thought you was , well I thought that you were dead . I see you 've shaved your chin whiskers off .
Little Bill Daggett: I was tasting the soup two hours after I ate it .
English Bob: Well , actually , what I heard was that you fell off your horse , drunk of course , and that you broke your bloody neck .
Little Bill Daggett: I heard that _ one _ myself , Bob . Hell , I even thought I was dead ' til I found out it was just that I was in Nebraska .
Output: OTHER
Burton Colt:  How you 've changed . Last time I saw you , you were gon na whip my ass with whatever it by - god takes . Now you want a job .
Elroy Jackson Jr.: Two questions : how long 's it been since you won that thing , and do you want more ?
Burton Colt: Your manners haven't changed .
Elroy Jackson Jr.: I do n't want no job , neither . I work for nothin' , take fifty percent of the prize money .
Burton Colt: To begin with , I hire drivers on * my * terms .
Elroy Jackson Jr.: And end up nowhere .
Burton Colt: Where do you get off being so goddamn snotty ?
Elroy Jackson Jr.: I know my potential . So do you .
Burton Colt: One race , twenty percent , you 'll say _ forty _ , I 'll say thirty . Yes or no ?
Output: REFERENCE percent
Eddie:  Bettina and Max ! Clear , clear , clear , clear !
Saffron: I 'll just say hello and then I 'll go .
Eddie: No , you are not going to say hello . You must get in here . Flat against the wall , hold your bag close , and when they come , you go . Hi , hi .
Max: Hi , hi .
Bettina: Hi , hi , hi . Max , can you bring me the other cloth ?
Max: Where is it ?
Bettina: Blue bag , not the terry one . You know , the one near the bottle warmer by the playpen .
Max: The bag that fits the buggy or the backpack ?
Bettina: No , the one that 's by the mat near the music centre . That _ one _ , sam material as the sling .
Max: You used it on the plane .
Bettina: No , I did n't . Oh , Christ Max , we only had those four bags and the Moses basket on the plane .
Output: REFERENCE bag
Creighton Duke:  The only way to kill Jason Voorhees is to destroy his heart . And there 's only one person who can do that now that Diana 's dead . Her daughter .
Steven Freeman: Jessica ?
Creighton Duke: And he will try to get to her before she can get to him .
Steven Freeman: What does he want ?
Creighton Duke: Same thing he wanted her mother for .
Steven Freeman: What ?
Creighton Duke: You want information ? You got ta pay .
Steven Freeman: Come on .
Creighton Duke: Your hand . Are you ready to pay ?
Steven Freeman: Yes .
Creighton Duke: Are you sure ?
Steven Freeman: Yes .
Steven Freeman: Oh
Steven Freeman: , jeez !
Creighton Duke: Those FBI idiots destroyed Jason 's body , so now he needs a new _ one _ . The ones he 's jumping in and out of , they ca n't last . They get diseased , he gets weak . Jason needs to be reborn again and he needs Jessica to do it .
Steven Freeman: Why Jessica ?
Creighton Duke: Now , see , that is a very , very expensive question , boy . And I do n't think you 've got what it takes to pay the price .
Steven Freeman: Tell
Steven Freeman: me .
Creighton Duke: This one 's on the house . In a Voorhees was he born . Through a Voorhees may he be reborn . And only by the hands of a Voorhees will he die . Jason had a sister , your girlfriend 's mother , Diana . Now that she 's dead , he has only two blood relatives left in the world with the power to kill him or make him reborn : Jessica and her baby .
Steven Freeman: I 've got ta get out of here , got ta protect them .
Creighton Duke: The only way to do that is to kill Jason , and you ca n't , but Jessica can . Tell Jessica about her birthright . Make her believe you . Go to the Voorhees ' house . Find proof . Because if you do n't , Jason will kill her . And your baby .
Output: REFERENCE body
Darla:  Young love .
Angelus: Give it a century .
James: A century ? A mere hundred years .
Elisabeth: I would need a _ thousand _ to sketch the perfect plane of your face .
James: And I would need ten thousand just to name the color of your eyes .
Angelus: They 're green . But take your time .
Output: REFERENCE years
Grant Ward:  Where 's your side arm ?
Melinda May: If I need a gun , I 'll take _ one _ .
Grant Ward: Right , I forgot I was working with the cavalry .
Melinda May: Do n't ever call me that .
Grant Ward: Should have taken more guns .
Output: REFERENCE gun
Cy-Kill:  What 's this ?
Allison Janmoria 'A.J.' Foster: Now that 's what I call a Gobot .
Nick: The Last Engineer calls it a Power Warrior .
The Last Engineer: The link up worked perfectly .
Leader-1: Now all of our powers are combined as _ one _ .
Turbo: Let 's show those renegades what a power warrior can do .
Output: REFERENCE powers
Kellie:  My Ma died when I was _ six _ . It hurt Pa something awful . He lost his job and they took our house away after ... He rode out with some men , and he changed . I know he did a lot of wrong things , but he was my Pa ! You know , do n't you ? He was my Pa !
Output: AGE
Mac:  Are there any questions ?
Cool Kid: Yo , can I get some beer ?
Mac: No beer .
Charlie Kelly: No ... We said it , like , a million times .
Mac: Guys , how many times do we have to be through this ? No beer , okay ?
Charlie Kelly: All right , you know , you ca n't drink beer and be effective .
Cool Kid: But you guys had , like , _ five _ .
Mac: Do n't count beers , Carlos . Not cool .
Charlie Kelly: Yeah . And by the way , Carlos , I 've had six .
Mac: And I 've had seven .
Charlie Kelly: So do n't be a rat , okay ? And if you are gon na be a rat , get it right .
Mac: No more questions . In fact , no more questions .
Cool Kid: You guys are the ones that asked for the questions .
Mac: Shut up , Carlos !
Charlie Kelly: Carlos , shut up !
Output: REFERENCE beers
Michael:  My credit good enough to buy you out ?
Moe Greene: Buy me out ?
Michael: The
Michael: hotel , the casino . The Corleone Family wants to buy you out .
Moe Greene: The Corleone Family wants to buy me out ? No , I buy you out , you do n't buy me out .
Michael: Your casino loses money , maybe we can do better .
Moe Greene: You think I 'm skimmin off the top , Mike ?
Michael: You 're unlucky .
Moe Greene: You goddamn guineas you really make me laugh . I do you a favor and take Freddie in when you 're having a bad time , and now you 're gon na try and push me out !
Michael: You took Freddie in because the Corleone Family bankrolled your casino , and the Molinari Family on the Coast guaranteed his safety . Now we 're talking business , let 's talk business .
Moe Greene: Yeah , let 's talk business , Mike . First of all , you 're all done . The Corleone Family do n't even have that kind of muscle anymore . The Godfather 's sick , right ? You 're getting chased out of New York by Barzini and the other Families . What do you think is going on here ? You think you can come to my hotel and take over ? I talked to Barzini - I can make a deal with him , and still keep my hotel !
Michael: Is that why you slapped my brother around in public ?
Fredo: Aw , now that , that was nothin' , Mike . Moe did n't mean nothin' by that . Yeah , sure he flies off the handle every once in a while , but me and him , we 're good friends , right Moe ?
Moe Greene: I got a business to run . I got ta kick asses sometimes to make it run right . We had a little argument , Freddy and me , so I had to straighten him out .
Michael: You straightened my brother out ?
Moe Greene: He was banging cocktail waitresses _ two _ at a time ! Players could n't get a drink at the table ! What 's the matter with you ?
Michael: I leave for New York tomorrow , think about a price .
Moe Greene: Sonofabitch ! Do you know who I am ? I 'm Moe Greene ! I made my bones when you were going out with cheerleaders !
Fredo: Wait a minute , Moe , Moe , I got an idea . Tom , you 're the Consiglieri and you can talk to the Don , you can explain ...
Tom Hagen: Now hold it right there . The Don is semi - retired and Mike is in charge of the Family business now . If you have anything to say , say it to Michael .
Fredo: Mike ! You do not come to Las Vegas and talk to a man like Moe Greene like that !
Michael: Fredo , you 're my older brother , and I love you . But do n't ever take sides with anyone against the Family again . Ever .
Output: REFERENCE waitresses
Steve McGarrett:  My dad was a total pack rat . Kept everything from his days as a cop . If he 's got a copy of his district picture , it 's gon na be here .
Danny 'Danno' Williams: They make every officer take _ one _ . I blinked during mine ; I look like I 'm sleeping . Grace thinks it 's hysterical .
Output: REFERENCE picture
Richard Castle:  I have delicately placed one graham cracker , exactly six marshmallows atop a perfectly melted chocolate bar .
Martha Rodgers: In an omelet , darling . Really ?
Richard Castle: Not an omelet . A s'morelet .
Martha Rodgers: Uh - huh .
Richard Castle: Care for _ one _ ?
Martha Rodgers: No , thank you .
Richard Castle: What about you , sweetheart ? Are you ready for your taste buds to be launched to breakfast nirvana ?
Alexis Castle: Sure , thanks . Oh , is it okay if my friend Ashley comes over tonight ?
Richard Castle: Yes , of course . Now eat .
Alexis Castle: Dad ! Are there marshmallows in this ?
Richard Castle: Yes .
Alexis Castle: And chocolate .
Richard Castle: Yes . That 's the point ; it 's a s'morelet .
Alexis Castle: Uh ... I got ta go . Love you . Love you .
Martha Rodgers: Bye , honey .
Richard Castle: Mmm
Richard Castle: ! This is almost as good as my chocolate mousse chimichanga .
Richard Castle: Aha
Richard Castle: , I knew you 'd reconsider . It 's like David Hasselhoff ; first you 're repulsed , but then , strangely , you 're drawn in .
Alexis Castle: No , still repulsed . Bye .
Output: REFERENCE s'morelet
D:  Stop right there , Meier . I 'm taking her back , back to her family who loved her .
Meier Link: She knew I loved her best of all . You ca n't understand it . You 've never loved a human .
D: I 've never killed _ one _ , either .
Output: REFERENCE human
NSA Worker:  Hey everybody , I found _ one _ ! The government actually found someone we 're looking for ! YEAH , BABY , YEAH !
Output: OTHER
Captain Soames:  What ?
Sheriff Ira: Cold Draft .
Captain Soames: Could you use _ one _ right now ?
Output: REFERENCE Draft
Slim Charles:  Milton came with six hundred , and Little Glen is in for three .
Clinton 'Shorty' Buise: I got _ five _ from me , and I got five from Chinaman to cover .
Slim Charles: We still short nine hundred .
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: I can go that , no thing .
Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix: What ? Muthafucka , where you get that kinda scratch ?
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: You do n't think Cheese know this here game ? We sellin ' dope and coke in Baltimore , nigga . Any of y' all ai n't got that kinda money need be ashamed .
Clinton 'Shorty' Buise: You 're still puttin ' up more than your share with that .
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: The way I look at it , we all gon na more than paid once we own the connect , so ...
Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix: Shit , nigga , we was good when ya uncle had it . You had to go ahead and put up with Marlo -
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: See that ? See now , that 's just the wrong way to look at it . 'Cause Joe had his time , and Omar put an end to that . Then Marlo had his time , short as it was , and the police put an end to that . And now , muthafucka , it 's OUR time . Mines and yours . But instead of just shuttin ' up and kickin ' in , you gon na stand there cryin ' that " back in the day " shit .
Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix: Cheese ...
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: There ai n't no " back in the day , " nigga ! Ai n't no nostalgia to this shit here ! There 's just the street , and the game , and what happen here today .
Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix: You right .
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: When it was my uncle , I was with my uncle . When it was Marlo , I was with him . But now , nigga -
Clinton 'Shorty' Buise: What the fuck you do that for ? Now we short the nine !
Slim Charles: That was for Joe .
Clinton 'Shorty' Buise: This sentimental muthafucka just cost us money .
Output: CURRENCY
Cornell:  I 'd made my first _ two _ , four English friends . I 'd seen my first Opera and the next morning when I got up at dawn to see the Sussex downs the music still haunted me .
Output: REFERENCE friends
Dr. Archie Morris:  I took the liberty of getting you some fitness balls . Start with the lighter _ one _ , and you squeeze ...
Nurse Samantha Taggart: Archie , you could n't pay me to touch your balls .
Output: REFERENCE balls
Temperance Brennan:  Are you aware that couples with a television in their bedroom have sex half as often as couples without _ one _ in their bedroom ?
Seeley Booth: Yeah , well , did you know 73% of people make up statistics ?
Output: REFERENCE television
Jamie Moriarty:  Would you be surprised to learn you 've been on my mind , Joan Watson ?
Dr. Joan Watson: Not really .
Jamie Moriarty: I do n't typically misread people , but you 're more clever than I initially anticipated . More interesting . If you were n't , I would never have been caught .
Dr. Joan Watson: I think you give me too much credit .
Jamie Moriarty: It 's what you crave , is it not ? Acknowledgment from a superior mind . Evidence that you matter . Why else pursue a partnership with a man like Sherlock ?
Dr. Joan Watson: Actually the partnership was his idea . That bothers you , does n't it ?
Jamie Moriarty: I confess I do n't understand it , but I 'm drawn to things I do n't understand . Same as Sherlock . Once I 've figured you out , I 'll move on . Same as Sherlock .
Dr. Joan Watson: Is that why you 've been writing him ? Because you want to ... understand him ?
Jamie Moriarty: Part of it , I suppose .
Dr. Joan Watson: And the rest ?
Jamie Moriarty: What do you think ?
Dr. Joan Watson: You think you 're in love with him . Only you ca n't be sure , because as much as you claim to know about the world , love is something you do n't quite get .
Jamie Moriarty: You 'd be surprised what I 'd do for love .
Dr. Joan Watson: Nothing crazy people do surprises me . '
Jamie Moriarty: I write to Sherlock because he 's the only person on the planet I can really talk to . He writes to me because I 'm the only _ one _ he can talk to . The only one he can ever truly relate to . If you still do n't understand that , you will someday . I promise .
Output: PEOPLE
Bob:  So what we gon na do with him , Den ?
Dennis: Not made my mind up , yet , Bob ...
Bob: Hang on , you 're that , you 're that fella off Big Brother , ai n't ya ? Yeah , na , na , it is , he 's that sort of black _ one _ , y'know ?
Dennis: I dunno , do n't watch it .
Bob: Y'know you 're shorter in real life ?
Dennis: Well , he 's on his knees , ai n't he , Bob ?
Output: OTHER
Cmdr. Harold Roberts:  It is true that you ca n't live among beasts without becoming _ one _ . It is just as true that you ca n't live among human beings without becoming affected by their humanity .
Output: REFERENCE beasts
The Flash:  It started with an incredible dream I had last night .
Superman: No more strange , I 'm sure , than the _ one _ I had . I dreamt I robbed Fort Knox .
Batman: That 's interesting . I dreamt Robin and I looted the U.S. Mint
Robin: Holy coincidences , Batman ! I had the same dream .
Hawkman: It seems we all had criminal dreams last night . But when we arrived at the Hall of Justice this morning , we discovered something that turned our dreams into nightmares .
Output: REFERENCE dream
Ralph:  I have - I 've got an explanation . A perfect one . I 'm a dope . Not a run - of - the - mill dope , the world 's champ . For years I 've been talking for granted the most wonderful thing tht 's ever happened to me - you . I 've never shown you the appreciation you deserve , Alice . You could walk outta that door right now and I would n't blame you . You deserve something better than me . There are a million guys who 'd give you anything if they could have a girl like you .
Alice: Ralph , I do n't want a _ million _ . There 's just one guy I want : you .
Ralph: Baby , you 're the greatest .
Output: REFERENCE guys
Jim Profit:  You look like a man whose conscience is bothering him .
Jeffrey Sykes: I 'm glad you know what a conscience is Jim , since you do n't actually possess _ one _ .
Jim Profit: You know I 've been meaning to get one , I 've just been so tied up with work lately .
Output: REFERENCE conscience
Pierce Hawthorne:  You know when I was _ 30 _ , people used to wish I was dead to my face . Now that 's respect .
Output: AGE
Dr. Tom Loman:  I 'm afraid I have bad news . Liver temp 's eighteen degrees below normal .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: She died within the last twelve hours .
Natalia Boa Vista: We 've been following Esteban for _ twenty _ - four .
Detective Frank Tripp: So he could n't have done this .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: We just became his alibi .
Output: REFERENCE hours
Ross Harper:  I saw a lot of cars in front of Mr. Sanderson 's house . What 's going on ?
Kate Harper: It 's very sad news . Mr. Sanderson died .
Brian Harper: He was getting on in years . Still , it 's always a shame .
Ross Harper: I 'll bet . It must be unsettling when someone in your generation passes on .
Brian Harper: He was _ 87 _ .
Output: AGE
Marshal Gib Scott:  Culhaine , you put me in mind of some of those fellows down in India . The _ one _ 's who walk on hot coals . They start out doing it just so they can show off , then they get to where they ai n't happy walking on nothing but hot coals .
Clay Culhane: Well ... so as long as they do n't get burnt .
Output: REFERENCE fellows
Laura Chartoff:  He 's the nicest guy though , ask anyone , but the thing is , he 's almost 40 , looks like he 's _ 30 _ , thinks like he 's 20 , and acts like he 's 10 . He 's fun to play board games with .
Output: AGE
Alexander Armsworth:  Sleeping lies the murdered lass , vainly cries the child of glass , when the two shall be as _ one _ , the spirits journey will be done .
Output: OTHER
Gabriel Singer:  I got _ one _ for ya . What did this twice decorated West Texas jew - boy Marine pilot say to the Chinese New York Times reporter ?
Frank Moses: I give up .
Gabriel Singer: Nothin' . I did n't tell her a damn thing .
Frank Moses: The reporter 's dead now . And everyone she spoke to is either dead , or a target , and that includes you .
Output: OTHER
Connor:  She 's been down here .
Angel: How old were you when you realized you could track like this ?
Connor: I do n't know . _ Five _ , six . We did n't exactly celebrate birthdays in Quor - Toth . Holtz made up a game so I could practice .
Angel: Oh , you mean he 'd hide things for you to find ?
Connor: Kinda . He 'd tie me to a tree and then run away .
Angel: What ?
Connor: You know . So I 'd have to escape and then find him . One time it only took me five days .
Angel: Five days . He abandoned you and ... Connor , that 's terrible . That 's ...
Connor: Why I 'm so good at tracking .
Output: AGE
Kate Beckett:  It 's one thing for you to look out for your friend . It 's a completely different story when you hide vital information from me .
Richard Castle: I was n't hiding it . I just did n't think it mattered .
Kate Beckett: You did n't think it mattered that Damian was a suspect in a previous homicide ?
Richard Castle: I did n't know he was a suspect . And since he was never arrested , and that case is still unsolved , I 'm guessing those cops have a lot of theories and no evidence , like another detective I could name right about now .
Kate Beckett: You know , if this was anybody else , you 'd be asking me why I had n't already slapped the cuffs on him .
Richard Castle: But it is n't anyone else . And I am telling you , you 're way off base on this _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Charles Barkley:  High _ five _ !
Charles Barkley: Oh
Charles Barkley: that 's cold , Obi - Wan .
Output: OTHER
Mike Savage:  You know something , Ashley , since every _ one _ in the world was n't raised to your concept of good manners , maybe you can try to undestand theirs .
Ashley Hunter-Coddington: What exactly is that supposed to mean ?
Mike Savage: It means that everyone was n't raised in a twenty room mansion with hot and cold running servants .
Output: PEOPLE
Pam:  Martin was the one who said Cole was a virgin until he was _ 23 _ !
Cole: He said the stew was so bad , the homeless give it back !
Martin: I love the stew , baby ! It looked like Alpo , but I loved it !
Output: AGE
Patricia 'Alabama' Brent:  I 've been expecting you ! I knew you were too good to be true .
Bill Keller: I just wanted to see how you were getting on .
Patricia 'Alabama' Brent: Yeah , I 've heard that _ one _ before . And I do n't need to be tucked in , neither !
Bill Keller: Where you going ?
Patricia 'Alabama' Brent: YWCA !
Bill Keller: Oh , now wait a minute , you got me wrong ! Honest , it 's not going to happen again . Not while I 'm sober .
Patricia 'Alabama' Brent: Well , I 'll take a chance . Back to your cell , monk .
Output: OTHER
Homer Simpson:  They all look so tasty , but I think I 'll eat that _ one _ right there .
Maitre D': Why do n't you pick one that 's a little more frisky , sir ?
Homer Simpson: Why ?
Maitre D': Well , when you choose one that 's floating upside down , it somewhat defeats the purpose of selecting a live lobster .
Output: OTHER
Jack:  What do you think of this card I wrote for Don ? " To Don from Jacky , Oh golly , oh shucks . I hope that you like it , It cost forty bucks .
Rochester: It would've been hard to rhyme a dollar ninety - _ eight _ .
Output: CURRENCY
Dr. Camille Saroyan:  Oh , Ms. Warren ! I thought I 'd be the first _ one _ in this morning
Jessica Warren: Oh , you are ! I did n't leave last night
Output: PEOPLE
Sean McGinnes:  Mickey has twelve toes .
Mickey McGinnes: Sean 's got _ eight _ .
Sean McGinnes: Individually , we 're freaks .
Mickey McGinnes: Put together , we 're whole .
Output: REFERENCE toes
Karen McCluskey:  How old are your boys anyway ?
Porter Scavo: We
Porter Scavo: 're six .
Karen McCluskey: And you ?
Parker Scavo: Five .
Karen McCluskey: Wow . Your mom just pops them out , does n't she ?
Preston Scavo: How old are you ?
Karen McCluskey: How old do you think ?
Porter Scavo: _ 150 _ .
Output: AGE
Man:  Hmm . One hundred , two hundred , three hundred . Here you are .
Ted the Bellhop: I thought you said _ five hundred _ .
Man: No , I said three hundred .
Ted the Bellhop: No , sir . I distinctly heard you say five hundred .
Man: Are you calling me a liar ?
Ted the Bellhop: No , sir . What I 'm saying is that you accidentally forgot that the first thing you said ...
Man: But what I last said was three hundred , and what you say last is what counts .
Ted the Bellhop: Well , then , if you say five hundred one last time , we have a deal .
Man: You fucking with me , pendejo ?
Ted the Bellhop: No , sir , but I 'm by myself , and looking after your kids is a pain in the ass I do n't need .
Man: Are you calling my kids a pain in the ass ?
Ted the Bellhop: Why , no , sir , not the kids . It 's the situation that is a pain in the ass .
Man: No , you were right the first time . They 're a pain in the ass . All right . You win , tough guy . Five hundred .
Output: CURRENCY
Daniel:  Would n't a fly swatter be easier ?
Miyagi: Man who catch fly with chopstick accomplish anything .
Daniel: Ever catch _ one _ ?
Miyagi: Not yet .
Output: REFERENCE fly
Liv Aberdine:  This is insane ! You can survive an apocalypse down here .
John Constantine: Yeah , or start _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE apocalypse
Denny Crane:  You know , the best part of my marriages has always been the first day .
Alan Shore: Just married . Grand thing . But for me there was nothing more devastatingly lonely than being married for a while .
Denny Crane: You never talk about your wife . What was she like ?
Alan Shore: She had all the most delectable qualities _ one _ could hope for . Creativity , desire , zealotry , a gorgeous clavicle , healthy lack of inhibition .
Denny Crane: Sounds spectacular . What happened ?
Alan Shore: She began to know me too well , and I began to hate her for it . Even when I was unpredictable , she 'd predict it . For those of us who aspire to be original , that 's the worst sort of banality . She died . I 've missed that banality ever since .
Output: PEOPLE
Captain Adam Jones:  The last time I tailed a freighter , my price was _ 650 _ a month , and I had to buy my own uniforms .
Output: CURRENCY
Narrator:  Wednesday , July 17 , _ 1903 _ . At 908 hours , a wounded inmate was found in the prison print shop . He had been knifed in the upper region of his abdomen . The prisoner was identified as Eric Wagner , serving five to ten years for counterfeiting . At 1213 hours , Wagner died without naming his killer . Wagner 's death became page 1 of Arizona Rangers ' case file 3394 . Same date : Ranger Clint Travis was assigned to the case . Conducting an investigation at the prison , Ranger Travis established a motive for the brutal killing of Eric Wagner . A counterfeiter of known variety , Wagner had somehow managed to make a set of counterfeit plates while working in the prison print shop . A search of the plates was made but they were not found . Identity of the killer was still unknown . Saturday , July 20 , 1903 . Cane G. Devers was released from prison after serving 8½ years for armed robbery with intent to kill .
Output: YEAR
Fraser:  ... Now that is 130 minutes in total . The upshot of this , Ray , is that we need a plan .
Ray Vecchio: Well , there is a plan , Fraser , and it goes something like this : They drill the door , they blow the door , they shoot us with automatic weapons , and we die .
Fraser: Hmm . What about a happier plan , Ray ? _ One _ in which we surprise them , we disarm them , and we rescue the hostages ?
Ray Vecchio: And we do all this with a tuning fork ? Look , Fraser , if I had a choice between one of their plans and one of yours , I 'd choose theirs . It 's probably safer .
Output: REFERENCE plan
Phoebe Farragut:  I 'll get a cab .
Peggy Rockwell: They can be hard to find at this time at night .
Trevor Noseworthy IV: I 've been hailing cabs in London since I was _ three _ . Let me show how it 's done . Cabbie !
Trevor Noseworthy IV: Ah , I 've got us a limo .
Output: AGE
Dalek #1:  We could let this catastrophe destroy the Thals .
Dalek #2: Will they let themselves starve to death ?
Dalek #1: No . I feel preserving our prisoners was a good idea .
Dalek #2: And an arrangement to bring the Thals inside our city an even better _ one _ .
Dalek #1: We 'll let our prisoners sleep and then give them food . After that , we can plan .
Dalek #2: Why not begin now ?
Dalek #1: Because the lapse of time , the relation of sleep , the provision of food , all these things will give them a false sense of security .
Output: REFERENCE idea
Perry Mason:  Oh , and be a good girl and I 'll take you to a party tomorrow night . Black tie .
Della Street: I 'll get _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE tie
Counselor Deanna Troi:  I 'd book my next vacation at your hotel , if you had _ one _ .
Aaron Conor: Well , in that case , I shall have to have them build one .
Output: REFERENCE hotel
Ari Gold:  He 's never had a straight agent . If I 'm going to be his first , I have to show him I 'm a friend to the gay man .
Lloyd: But , you 're not a friend to the gay man , Ari .
Ari Gold: Lloyd , this is the big _ one _ . So just go grab your best dress and know that today your love of cock is a huge asset to this company .
Output: OTHER
Steve Nebraska:  Al , you 're like a dad to me .
Al Percolo: But I 'm not your dad . I 'm just a guy taking 15 percent .
Steve Nebraska: I thought it was _ 10 _ .
Output: REFERENCE percent
Sick, Sad World Announcer:  It 's _ 911 _ in the morning and 1 - 900 in the evening . The phone sex / E.M.S. dispatcher when Sick , Sad World returns .
Output: OTHER
Lisa Pantusso:  Look , Daddy . I 'm not dumb . I know Roy 's abrasive . I know he 's insensitive , and I know he 's probably only marrying me so he can get the Pennsylvania territory .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: Why would you want to marry a man like this ?
Lisa Pantusso: Is n't it obvious to you ?
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: Nothing 's ever obvious to me .
Lisa Pantusso: Daddy , do n't make me say this .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: What , what ?
Lisa Pantusso: I want to be married and I want to have children . Roy is the first man that ever asked me to marry him , and I 'm afraid he 's going to be the last .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: Oh , come on honey . There must have been dozens of young fellas that proposed to you .
Lisa Pantusso: No , Daddy . Wake up . Roy is the first _ one _ , ever .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: But you 're so beautiful , so ...
Lisa Pantusso: Beautiful ? Daddy , you have been saying that I 'm beautiful ever since I was a very little girl . But look at me , not as my father , but like you were looking at me for the first time and please , try to see me as I really am .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: Oh my God , I , I did n't realize how much you look like your mother .
Lisa Pantusso: I know . I look exactly like her , and mom was not b ...
Lisa Pantusso: ...
Lisa Pantusso: comfortable about her beauty .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: But that 's what made her more beautiful . Your mother grew more beautiful every day of her life .
Lisa Pantusso: She was really beautiful .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: Yes , and so are you . You 're the most beautiful kid in the whole world .
Lisa Pantusso: Thanks , Daddy .
Output: REFERENCE fellas
Antoine Triplett:  I was just wondering , how many of you are there , any way ? Brothers , I mean .
Billy Koenig, Sam Koenig: 13 .
Antoine Triplett: _ 13 _ ?
Billy Koenig: Look
Billy Koenig: at him . He fell for it .
Antoine Triplett: Yeah .
Sam Koenig: That gets people all the time .
Antoine Triplett: Yeah , yeah , you - you got me . You got me good .
Output: REFERENCE Brothers
Claudia Blaisdel:  Look , I never went to college , you know . I 'm not blaming you for that .
Claudia Blaisdel: I made you a mother at _ 16 _ .
Claudia Blaisdel: You did n't do it by yourself , you know .
Output: AGE
Surak:  You do n't trust Vulcans , Captain . Given your experiences with them , I ca n't say I blame you . The culture you 've come to know is n't the _ one _ I helped to create . My people have strayed , and someone must restore them to the path .
Captain Jonathan Archer: You 've got the wrong man .
Surak: Sorry , Captain . There is an Earth expression : we 're stuck with each other . Do n't fight what 's been given to you . Open your mind and your heart , and the way will become clear .
Output: REFERENCE culture
John:  But damn it every which way but _ one _ , Peter !
Output: OTHER
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan:  Yeah it 's pretty big , right . Bigger than the one you have .
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Excuse me , it 's not the size that matters . It 's how you * use * it .
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Well I think size is pretty important .
Special Agent Seeley Booth: The point is you should n't have a gun in the first place .
Angela Montenegro: If you do have _ one _ , bigger is always better .
Output: REFERENCE gun