niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Carl:  Heh heh heh HEYYYYYYYY ! Guess who this is ?
Donna Bryson: H ... hello ?
Carl: Haha , that 's what your mom said . BEFORE I SHAVED HER BACK ! Hahahhaaaa ... yeah ... no , actually , I did talk to your mom , and she said to call you .
Donna Bryson: Oh ... okay , well ... do you know what time it is ?
Carl: Yeah , I keep the blinds closed , so it 's kinda disorienting . But you know , I do n't want the government in my business .
Donna Bryson: It 's two in the morning .
Carl: Awww , it 's my bedtime ! C'mon , what happened to the Donna I remember ? The _ one _ who KNEW how to party BACK IN ' 81 ? ...
Donna Bryson: ... oh ... yeah ... you 're ... that guy ... with ...
Carl: Oh , come on ... it 's Carl ! Class of ' 81 !
Donna Bryson: Oh ... okay ...
Carl: Well , I was n't there for long . That place was a scam ! I left it in the dust . But enough about me , Donna ... you , uh , still got that cleavage ? ...
Carl: Heh
Carl: heh heh heh ... still , uh , SMUGGLING , UH , BALLOONS ? ... WHEREVER YOU GO ? ... heh heh heh heh ... Where are you now ?
Carl: Hello ? ...
Carl: Yeah
Carl: , well , uh , maybe you should n't , uh , BOOTY CALL ME when I 've got guests here ! Ohhhh , God , she is so horny for me . Alright , that 's the last of the W 's . There 's a " Z " left but , ugh , got that unibrow ... eh , screw it , look up Zambrano . Normally I would n't do a fat chick from the flag corps , but uh ... IT IS A NEW ERA ! Heh heh heh heh ...
Carl: ...
Carl: of loneliness ...
Carl: ...
Carl: Oh , God .
Output: REFERENCE Donna
Galavant:  Princess , can we stop the horses ? Yours looks so much softer .
Isabella: Oh ! What is wrong with you ? All you 've done since we left is complain . You 're supposed to be a bloody hero .
Galavant: And I 've got every intention of being _ one _ , Princess . I 'm gon na save Madalena . I 'm gon na get your kingdom back . There 's gon na be some pretty legendary heroing happening around here pretty damn soon . It 's gon na be dark soon . And this road is gon na be filled with bad guys who 'd like nothing more than to have their way with your tight brown body .
Isabella: How dare you ?
Galavant: I was talking to Sid .
Output: REFERENCE hero
Grandpa Max:  A complete map of space / time ?
Azmuth: Extending through seventeen dimensions . With it , _ one _ could travel anywhere . So valuable is this map , that Professor Paradox himself divided it into four pieces and hid them throughout the galaxy . This was Aggregor 's plan from the beginning . He kidnapped those creatures for the powers they possessed , powers that will allow him to survive the arduous quest for all of the pieces of the map .
Gwen Tennyson: I do n't see why it 's so important that he does n't get a map .
Azmuth: It 's more than just a map . It 's ...
Grandpa Max: It 's not the map , Gwen . It 's where he intends to go with it .
Output: PEOPLE
Magister Gilhil:  Did n't take you kids long to get yourselves into trouble again , did it ?
Humungousaur: US ? We were just ...
HighBreed: ... attacking me for no reason .
Humungousaur: He 's one of the aliens we told you about . He 's attacking the Earth !
Magister Gilhil: Sure , kid . How ' bout some proof ?
HighBreed: They attacked me for no reason . They said the were Plumbers .
Magister Gilhil: I 've heard enough . You _ three _ are under arrest .
Output: PEOPLE
Linkara:  In _ 1985 _ , Frank Miller said that Batman is as good and pure a superhero as you can find . Well twenty years later , he seemed to have forgotten that . The Batman in this book is unheroic , psychotic and at some parts seems pedophilic even .
Output: YEAR
Angela's Dad:  You 're one fine * fine * woman .
Angela Montenegro: Okay , dad . What do you want ?
Angela's Dad: Your first born child .
Angela Montenegro: You know , to a lot of people , that would totally freak them out .
Angela's Dad: I heard his name in _ one _ bad get down booging down Blues number .
Angela Montenegro: Is n't that exactly how you found my name ?
Angela's Dad: Yes and that 's a fact !
Angela Montenegro: That name that I hated so much that I changed it as soon as I could .
Output: OTHER
Himself - President & Co-Founder, The Breakthrough Institute:  We 're basically gon na double the amount of energy we consume by 2050 , we 're gon na triple it or quadruple it by the end of the century .
Himself - President & Co-Founder, The Breakthrough Institute: And meanwhile , if you want to stabilize emissions at some reasonable level , almost all of that energy has to be clean energy .
Himself - President & Co-Founder, The Breakthrough Institute: You 've got to not only create a clean energy infrastructure to replace the fossil - fuel infrastructure we have , but we have to create another _ one _ or maybe two of them between now and 2050 or 2100 in order to reduce our emissions to stabilize the climate .
Himself - President & Co-Founder, The Breakthrough Institute: And that is just nothing that anybody has been talking about or dealing with in the last 20 years .
Output: REFERENCE infrastructure
Senator:  Mr. Dragon , you have a young daughter , do you not ?
Peter Dragon: Let 's not go there ...
Senator: Her name is Georgia , she 's about 10 years old I believe .
Peter Dragon: Do n't do this .
Senator: Has little Georgia seen your film entitled " Ripcord " ?
Peter Dragon: She ca n't get in Senator , it 's rated R.
Senator: Which contains 357 acts of violence , 175 profanities , and four scenes of lesbian sex . She proud of her daddy for that _ one _ ?
Wendy Ward: I think we should just go .
Senator: How can you look that sweet little girl in the eye ?
Peter Dragon: I manage . I never voted to subsidize the growing of tobacco , while turning my back on food programs for starving kids . I 've never vetoed a gun control bill ; all MY guns are fake , Senator . I 've never rushed to the defense of Kuwaiti oil fields , while ignoring genocide in Africa , because big oil companies that line your fat pockets are n't concerned with black Africa . Those are all productions of YOUR company Senator , this company right here !
Output: REFERENCE film
Narrator:  Morganville , Wyoming Territory - _ 1881 _ . A crooked deal of poker and a swindle in a land trade . From the colorful history of the man who became a legend in his own time .
Output: YEAR
Captain Jonathan Archer:  Whatever friction there 's been between us , I 'd like to try to minimize it .
Sub-Commander T'Pol: Friction is to be expected whenever people work in close quarters for extended periods of time .
Captain Jonathan Archer: I guess that 's always been true , especially when the people are of the opposite sex .
Sub-Commander T'Pol: Then it 's good that you 're my superior officer , that we 're not in a position to allow ourselves to become attracted to _ one _ another , hypothetically . If we were , the friction that you speak of could be much more ... problematic .
Output: PEOPLE
Elaine Denham:  I 'm sorry . I can not tolerate imbeciles .
Dr. Martin Ellingham: Elaine , when we agreed you 'd start at _ 8.3 _ you did realise I meant a.m.
Elaine Denham: Buying biscuits at the supermarket , right , and this bimbo wo n't let me through on six items or less . All baps up to here and stick - on nails she was . Get this - " Sorry . Six items or less " .
Dr. Martin Ellingham: And you had ?
Elaine Denham: 20 , but that 's not the point .
Output: TIME
Catherine Willows:  You know how you 're always pushing that holy trinity stuff ?
Gil Grissom: Father , Son and Holy Ghost ?
Catherine Willows: Victim , suspect , crime scene .
Gil Grissom: That _ one _ , huh ?
Output: OTHER
Carl Denham:  I 'll give you another thousand if we leave right now .
Captain Englehorn: You haven't given me the first _ thousand _ yet .
Carl Denham: Can we talk about this later ? Ca n't you see we are in the company of a VIP guest ?
Captain Englehorn: Ma'am .
Ann Darrow: Ann Darrow .
Output: CURRENCY
Harvey Greenfield:  Now look , I can give you a dozen explanations , but you might as well know the real _ one _ : I 'm a member of the CIA .
Georgia: The CIA ? I thought you were a television actor ?
Harvey Greenfield: That 's my cover . So if you ever see me in public with another girl you must pretend not to know me , or it could put my life in great danger .
Output: REFERENCE explanations
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer:  OK , I give up . What is it ?
Natalie Teeger: It 's a $ 34 dry cleaning bill to clean the shirt and jacket that Mr. Monk ruined when he ran through the poultry farm to recover the ransom money in the Jimmy Creskow kidnapping case . What are you going to do about it ?
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer: Try to ignore it .
Natalie Teeger: No - no - no - no . We 've already submitted this twice . It is a work - related expense , and we are entitled to compensation .
Adrian Monk: Not my idea .
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer: Look , I could n't agree with you more . I believe you guys are entitled to every dime you can get . But there 's nothing I can do about it . Lieutenant Disher is the disbursement coordinator .
Natalie Teeger: Okay , where is he ?
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer: Uh , he 's not here . He called in sick .
Adrian Monk: Is he okay ?
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer: You know , he did n't sound too good . He 's got a bad fever and he 's got a cough .
Adrian Monk: With that phlegmy flu thing ?
Natalie Teeger: Okay , if Randy is n't here , who is in charge of payout ?
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer: That would be the assistant disbursement coordinator .
Natalie Teeger: And who is that ?
Captain Leland Stottlemeyer: We do n't have _ one _ . Is there anything else ?
Adrian Monk: No , that about covers it .
Output: REFERENCE coordinator
David Healy:  Darlene , I was reading if your grandmother is insane , there 's a _ 1 _ in 3 chance you might be too . There 's a test in here to find out . Question 1 , do you put your shoes on one at a time or both at once ?
Darlene Conner: Both at once .
David Healy: That was easy . What color is a dog barking ?
Darlene Conner: Bright green .
David Healy: Green , bright green , that 's good . Triangle , boat , or hat ?
D.J. Conner: Triangle ?
Darlene Conner: Boat .
David Healy: Right , so far so good .
Output: REFERENCE chance
Carl:  None may enter lest they speak the royal password !
Wilbur: Carl , what are you talking about ? We do n't have a password .
Carl: Yes we do , I made _ one _ up while you were gone .
Output: REFERENCE password
Warm-up Man:  Ladies and gentleman / People of most nations of the world
Ensemble: Go , Jerry / Go , Jerry / Jerry
Warm-up Man: Welcome the host / Of the greatest show on the earth
Ensemble: Go Jerry / Go Jerry / Jerry
Warm-up Man: Bigger than Dave Letterman / Bigger than Bob Hope / and give or take a few _ million _ / Bigger than the fucking Pope .
Output: PEOPLE
Elliot Stabler:  They could n't publish the killer 's name because of his age , but I 'm telling you , it was the most gruesome murder in Bedford , New Hampshire 's history .
Olivia Benson: We talked to the local police . They said that he was always a psycho . He 's been collared five times for breaking and entering .
Elliot Stabler: His juvenile records were sealed and then expunged when he was released .
Alexandra Cabot: When did he get out ?
Olivia Benson: Three years ago when he was 19 .
Elliot Stabler: He was supposed to be in there till he was _ 21 _ , but he got out early for good behavior .
Olivia Benson: Of course he did because he 's a sociopath . He gets a clean slate , a new name and then he moves here .
Elliot Stabler: Where he kills again .
Output: AGE
Adelaide 'Addie' Culver:  I pay you 10 shillings a week and I expect some service for it . Here ! All right you old fool do what you like but not so likely you find somebody to pay you I do and ask little for it .
Mrs. 'The Sow' Mounsey: Hold on there , No call to talk so nasty to friends , I do it this once
Adelaide 'Addie' Culver: You do it as many times I tell ya if you know what good for ya
Mrs. 'The Sow' Mounsey: not so nasty I said , I do n't mind you a favor now and then accounting you paying me
Adelaide 'Addie' Culver: Why then ?
Mrs. 'The Sow' Mounsey: I tell ya deary , I 'm a woman who never had child I got _ one _ now You
Adelaide 'Addie' Culver: I soon be mother by a Hippopotamus . Get along with you and do what your told .
Output: REFERENCE child
Narrator:  In the United States , beaches are closed if the fecal coliform count reaches 200 units per 100mL of water . The Ganges River has over _ one million _ per 100mL of water , making it a highway of viruses and bacteria .
Output: REFERENCE count
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan:  I myself have not _ one _ in my life whom I talk to that much , outside of work I mean . Perhaps that is good .
Ken Nakamura: How so ?
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: I can see how much pain you 're in ... Is it worth it ? ... To have your own happiness so contingent on another human being .
Ken Nakamura: If I was willing to give up my life for Sachi ... why would I not be willing to risk my happiness for her ?
Output: PEOPLE
Captain Dylan Hunt:  How do we get people to stop believing in a myth they 've believed in for centuries ?
Trance Gemini: By getting them to believe in that other myth .
Captain Dylan Hunt: What 's that ?
Trance Gemini: The _ one _ about the High Guard Captain flying around the universe , making allies , restoring the Commonwealth .
Captain Dylan Hunt: I do n't think they 'll ever believe in that one .
Output: REFERENCE myth
Leo Bergen:  Nice family . I mean , could use a mommy , but ...
Cyrus Beene: I 'll give you exactly one second to get your feet off my desk .
Leo Bergen: Or what ?
Cyrus Beene: Or I 'll cut them off and shove them down your throat .
Leo Bergen: Size _ 11 _ 1/2 ? I seriously doubt my feet would fit down my throat .
Cyrus Beene: I 'm not talking about your feet , you baby - faced twit . I 'm talking about your balls . Have they even dropped yet ? Will you miss them when they 're gone ?
Output: REFERENCE feet
BBC Newsreader:  reports say that the body is of extraterrestrial origin . An extraordinary event unfolding here live here in Central London . The body is being transferred to a secure unit mortuary . The whereabouts is yet unknown . Roads in Central London ...
Matt Baker: And when you 've stuck your things on , you can cover the whole lot ... ... Ooo , look at that . Then , ice it , any colour you want - here 's _ one _ I made a little bit earlier - and look at that . Your very own spaceship ready to eat . And there 's something a little extra special ...
BBC Newsreader: ... Albion Hospital .
Reporter Tom Hitchingson: We still do n't know whether it 's alive or dead . Whitehall is denying everything . But the body has been brought here , Albion Hospital . The road 's closed off - it 's the closest to the river . I 'm being told that 's General Asquith now entering the hospital . But the building has been evacuated . The patients have been moved out onto the streets . The police still wo n't confirm the presence of an alien body contained inside those walls ...
Output: REFERENCE spaceship
The barber:  Are you a miner ?
Stoney Crockett: No no , I 'm _ 21 _ .
Output: AGE
Ursula Brangwen:  Say you love me . Say , " my love , " to me .
Rupert Birkin: Oh , I love you right enough . I - I just want it to be something else .
Ursula Brangwen: Why ? Why ? Why is n't it enough ?
Rupert Birkin: Because we can go _ one _ better .
Ursula Brangwen: We ca n't . We can only say we love each other . Say " my love " to me . Say it . Say it !
Rupert Birkin: Yes , my love . Yes , my love . Let love be enough , then . I love you , then . I 'm bored by the rest .
Output: OTHER
Sheldon:  Do you want to hear an interesting thing about stairs ?
Leonard: Not really .
Sheldon: If the height of a single step is off by as little as two millimeters , most people will trip .
Leonard: I do n't care . Two milli - that does n't seem right .
Sheldon: It 's true - I did a series of experiments when I was _ twelve _ . My father broke his clavicle .
Leonard: Is that why they sent you to boarding school ?
Sheldon: No - that was the result of my work with lasers .
Output: AGE
Holland Wagenbach:  That 's Vic 's kid . I got 50 bucks in the pool .
Claudette Wyms: That 's funny , I got _ 50 _ on you .
Output: CURRENCY
Danger Mouse:  Wales is n't made of raspberry jelly , is it ?
Penfold: Do n't think so , Chief .
Danger Mouse: It 's not subject to earthquakes ?
Penfold: Er , no .
Danger Mouse: It 's as I thought , then .
Penfold: Er , what 's that , chief ?
Danger Mouse: Well this vertical oscillation is the result of the alternating peddle pressure from an approaching Dragoniencis Gigantos .
Penfold: Oh yes . Is , eh , is that good , DM ?
Danger Mouse: If you like whopping great dragons . Because there 's _ one _ coming .
Penfold: Oh , I love whopping great dragons , but only from a long way off !
Output: REFERENCE dragons
Charles Gunn:  Dead ! So dead ! So very , very dead , just how dead are you , huh ?
Angel: I 'm tired of being the dead _ one _ .
Output: PEOPLE
Walter Simmons:  Suspect description , same as the Bal Harbor robbery , H - devil mask , a TEC-9 automatic .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: So it 's him again , is n't , Walter ?
Walter Simmons: Yup . Makes it what , ten big games that he 's hit so far ? Wonder how much he got away with this time . _ One _ , maybe two million ? Huh ... All right , so the chandelier must have gotten hit when the robber opened fire . Dropped on this poor bastard who picked the wrong seat , crushing him to death .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: Maybe not , Walter . That 's a bullet hole .
Walter Simmons: Look at that . Sure is . Glass from the broken chandelier bulbs inside the wound means that he was shot before the chandelier fell on him .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: Collateral damage from the shooting .
Walter Simmons: Guy 's never shot anybody before , H. He 's making mistakes .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: Yes , he is , Walter . And we all pay for our mistakes .
Output: CURRENCY
Michael Sandor:  You killed all _ three _ ?
Bob Lee Swagger: There were four .
Output: OTHER
Jeremy:  You 've got wonderful breasts .
Masseuse: Do n't you mean " tits " ?
Jeremy: Are they both the same size , or is _ one _ bigger than the other ?
Masseuse: I do n't know . D'you want to weigh them ?
Jeremy: Is that a proposition ?
Masseuse: No , it 's a threat ... Are you rich ?
Jeremy: Life is for enjoying .
Masseuse: What about family ? Have you got any brothers or sisters ?
Jeremy: I try not to remember .
Masseuse: You 're sexually frustrated , are n't you ?
Masseuse: What
Masseuse: 's funny ?
Jeremy: Are you a feminist ?
Masseuse: No .
Jeremy: Do you like fucking ?
Masseuse: Do you like wanking ?
Jeremy: Not on my own , no .
Output: REFERENCE breasts
Simon:  Did you read the papers yesterday ?
Helen Tasker: Yes .
Simon: Sometimes a story 's a mask for a covert operation . See " Two men killed in a restroom and two unidentified men in a running shootout ending at the Marriot . "
Helen Tasker: That was you .
Simon: You
Simon: see ...
Harry Tasker: That was me .
Simon: You 're very good . You recognize my style . You 're a natural at this .
Gib: The guy 's a fake , man . He 's taking credit for our moves .
Helen Tasker: What happened ?
Simon: Hardly worth talking about . Two of them wo n't bother me again .
Gib: Unbelievable !
Helen Tasker: You chased _ one _ ?
Simon: Something came over me . I just had to nail this guy no matter what the risk . Pretty hairy . I thought he had me a couple of times . But I ca n't take credit .
Helen Tasker: Why not ?
Simon: It 's the training . It shapes you into a lethal instrument . You react in a microsecond without thinking .
Gib: I 'm startin ' to like this guy .
Gib: We
Gib: still got ta kill him . That 's a given . You know .
Output: REFERENCE guy
Aaron Hotchner:  You knowingly jeopardized your life and the lifes of others ! I should fire you ! You 're the smartest kid in the room , but you 're not the only one in that room . You pull something like this again , you will be ! Am I clear ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: Yes sir . It wo n't happen again . Thank you
Aaron Hotchner: What were you thinking ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: I was thinking that would have been , ah , the second time a kid die in front of me
Aaron Hotchner: You 're keeping score , just like Owen
Dr. Spencer Reid: It was my turn to save _ one _
Aaron Hotchner: It does n't work like that
Dr. Spencer Reid: It should
Aaron Hotchner: I know it 's painful when the person you identify with is the bad guy
Dr. Spencer Reid: What does that make me ?
Aaron Hotchner: Good at the job ! I know it 's none of my business but when we land I think you should go and catch the rest of that movie !
Output: REFERENCE kid
Spikings:  Chas , call the editor of the Standard , ask him to hold the final edition front page till we get the photo to him , huh ?
Chas: Right , gov .
Spikings: It 's three fifteen now , he can hold it till _ four _ but he wo n't like it . Tell him if he runs it before we get the stuff to him , I 'll push that photofit where a photofit does n't fit .
Output: TIME
Julius Dithers:  We 'd better go home and let the dog out .
Cora Dithers: What ? We do n't even have a dog !
Julius Dithers: Well , we should get _ one _ !
Output: REFERENCE dog
Odo:  I suggest you carry a combadge with you at all times . Call me at the first sign of trouble .
Quark: What if the first sign is the last sign ?
Odo: You people sell pieces of yourself after you die , do n't you ?
Quark: Yes .
Odo: I 'll buy _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE pieces
Narrator:  Way way back many centuries ago , Not long after the bible began , Jacob lived in the land of Caanan , A fine example of a family man . Jacob ! Jacob and sons Depended on farming to earn thier keep . Jacob ! Jacob and sons ! Spent all of thier days in the fields with sheep . Jacob was the founder of a whole new nation , Thanks to the number of children he had . He was also known as Israel but most of the time , His sons and his wives used to call him dad . Jacob ! Jacob and sons , Men of the soil , Of the sheef and crook . Jacob ! Jacob and sons , A remarkable family in anyone 's book .
Narrator: Reuben !
Narrator: Was the oldest of the children of Israel , with
Narrator: Simeon !
Narrator: And ...
Narrator: Levi !
Narrator: The next in line ...
Narrator: Napthali !
Narrator: Isaachar !
Narrator: Asher !
Narrator: Dan !
Narrator: Zebulan !
Narrator: Gad ! took the total to nine . Jacob ! Jacob and sons !
Narrator: Benjamin !
Narrator: And Judah ! Which leaves only _ one _ . Jacob ! Jacob and sons ! Joseph , Jacob 's favorite son . Jacob ! Jacob and sons ! Jacob ! Jacob and sons ! Jacob ! Jacob and sons ! Jacob ! Jacob ! Jacob ! Jacob and ... sons !
Output: OTHER
Jack Byrnes:  Okay we can play _ 3 _ on 2 , but we 'll need someone to be official quarterback .
Bernie Focker: Gay goes both ways .
Jack Byrnes: Oh , I 'll bet he does .
Output: OTHER
Melvin Frohike:  Ma , I 've been dressing myself since I was _ 40 _ !
Output: AGE
Wizard - Host:  In the year 200X , a new age of robotics was dawning , heralded by Dr. Thomas Light , and his partner , Dr. Albert Wily . Together , they planned to launch mankind into a new age of prosperity .
Boomstick - Host: So , they made a bunch of Robot Masters to do things too dangerous for people , like cutting down trees , bringing down buildings , and ... being cold .
Wizard - Host: However , jealous of Dr. Light 's increasing notoriety ...
Boomstick - Host: And beard - growing skills ... Damn , look at that thing . I could take a nap in that shit .
Wizard - Host: ... Dr. Wily stole all of Light 's robots and used them to try to take over the world .
Boomstick - Host: All except _ two _ : Roll , a robo - girl built for housekeeping and sending feminism back to the ' 60s ...
Wizard - Host: ... and Rock , Light 's loyal lab assistant and surrogate son .
Boomstick - Host: Wily would regret this mistake about ten times over ... give or take .
Wizard - Host: After watching his human father fall to ruin over Wily 's betrayal , Rock stepped up to take on the burden of saving the world himself . But first , he would have to upgrade into the super fighting robot called Mega Man .
Output: REFERENCE robots
Gerry Standing:  There is no way he could have sold _ two _ grand 's worth of ice cream on that particular day .
Brian Lane: Well , no , 'cause you eat strawberries and cream at Wimbledon .
Gerry Standing: No , not just that . On the third of July , Cliff Richard entertained the centre court because it was * pissing * down . The covers were up and down like a whore 's drawers on Friday night while he murdered ' Living Doll ' .
Output: CURRENCY
Wendy:  But I do n't wanna call _ 911 _ .
Susie: Do it , you little bitch or we 're gon na die !
Output: OTHER
Archie Bunker:  Where the hell is going to sleep , with Teresa ?
Edith Bunker: No , Teresa can sleep in our bed .
Archie Bunker: Up against you or up against me ?
Edith Bunker: Oh no , see , Archie , you 'll sleep in Teresa 's bed in Mike 's old room and I 'll ask Teresa to come and sleep with me in our bed in our room , and Mike will sleep on the cot in Teresa 's room which used to be Mike 's room where you 'll be sleeping . See , you wo n't have to sleep up against nobody , see ?
Archie Bunker: If I could figure that _ one _ out , I 'd be sleeping up against a straightjacket .
Output: OTHER
Brad Fletcher:  I am going to be a police officer .
Olivia Benson: You can kiss that dream goodbye . A felony on your record is automatic disqualification .
Brad Fletcher: I haven't committed a felony .
Elliot Stabler: No , you committed _ two _ . Impersonation of a police officer and criminal possession of a gun .
Mrs. Fletcher: No , the gun is mine . It 's registered .
Olivia Benson: To you . What were you thinking letting a child carry a gun ? You have to be 21 to get a permit to carry .
Elliot Stabler: I guess you do n't know as much about the law as you think you do .
Olivia Benson: No worries . You 'll have plenty of time to read in jail .
Output: REFERENCE felony
Jade:  You 've been cheating on your diet , haven't you ? Haven't you ? You know what that means .
Tohru: No ! No please . Not push ups !
Jade: Drop and give me _ 20 _ !
Output: REFERENCE ups
Peter Brand:  I wanted you to see these player evaluations that you asked me to do .
Billy Beane: I asked you to do _ three _ .
Peter Brand: Yeah .
Billy Beane: To evaluate three players .
Peter Brand: Yeah .
Billy Beane: How many you 'd do ?
Peter Brand: Forty - seven .
Billy Beane: Okay .
Peter Brand: Actually , fifty - one . I do n't know why I lied just then .
Output: REFERENCE evaluations
Heikichi:  I began drinking when I was _ 9 _ , and I 've been drinking ever since . I ca n't say when I 'm sober - but I know what I 'm doing when I 'm drunk .
Output: AGE
Dr. Neal Hudson:  Mum . I know you 're scared . I 'm going do a procedure to help you breathe . I 'm going give you two drugs . One to put you to sleep , and the other _ one _ , to temporarily paralyze you , so that we can place a tube in your lungs , that will attach to a ventilator . You have to know there 's a chance that tube , may never be able to be removed . We still do n't know what 's wrong with you , so you have to understand ... If it gets worse ... You may never wake up .
Asra Hudson: I trust you .
Output: REFERENCE drugs
Chillbeard Jr.:  _ One _ , two , three , four , five ... 50 , 51 , 52 .
Output: OTHER
Jennifer Jareau:  If losing her mother did n't change everything , I know , losing her sister certainly will .
Alex Blake: I did n't know ! How old were you when your sister died ?
Jennifer Jareau: _ 11 _ , she was 17 .
Output: AGE
The Doctor:  Welcome !
Billy Shipton: Where am I ?
The Doctor: 1969 . Not as bad as it goes . You 've got the moon landing to look forward to .
Martha Jones: Oh , the moon landing 's brilliant . We went 4 times Back when we still had transport .
The Doctor: Working on it !
Billy Shipton: How did I get here ?
The Doctor: Same way we did . Touch of an angel . Probably the same _ one _ since you ended up in the same year . No , no , no , do n't get up . Time travel without a capsule . Nasty . Catch your breath , do n't go swimming for 30 minutes .
Billy Shipton: I do n't . I ca n't .
The Doctor: Fascinating race , the Weeping Angels . The only psychopaths in the universe to kill you nicely . No mess , no fuss . They just zap you into the past and let you live to death . You die in the past , and in the present , they consume the energy of the life you might have had . They 're creatures of the abstract , they live off potential energy .
Billy Shipton: What in God 's name are you talking about ?
Martha Jones: Trust me , just nod when he stops for breath .
The Doctor: Tracked you down with this . This is my timey , wimey detector . Also , it can boil an egg from 30 paces away . Whether you want it to or not , actually . I 've learned to stay away from hens . It 's not pretty when they blow .
Output: REFERENCE angel
Lewis Bodine:  She 's a goddamn liar ! Some nutcase seeking money or publicity , God only knows what . Like that Russian babe , Anesthesia .
Lewis Bodine: Rose
Lewis Bodine: DeWitt Bukater died on the Titanic when she was _ seventeen _ , right ?
Brock Lovett: That 's right .
Lewis Bodine: If she had lived , she 'd be over a hundred by now .
Brock Lovett: One - hundred and one next month .
Lewis Bodine: Okay , so she 's a very OLD goddamn liar ! Look , I 've already done the background on this woman all the way back to the twenties , when she was working as an actress . An actress ! There 's your first clue , Sherlock ! Her name was Rose Dawson back then . Then she marries this guy named Calvert , they move to Cedar Rapids and she punches out a couple of kids . Now Calvert 's dead , and from what I hear Cedar Rapids is dead !
Brock Lovett: And everyone who knows about the diamond is supposed to be dead , or on this boat , but she knows !
Output: AGE
Anne Brand:  Why is that important ?
Captain Sharon Raydor: Because the dirt on the blade of this shovel matches the dirt in your daughter 's grave .
Lt. Louie Provenza: And the dirt on these shoes of yours , it also matches the dirt from your daughter 's grave .
Anne Brand: That 's probably because the house - that I told you about ? - it backs right up to the park . And I 'm not a geologist or whatever , but I bet that 's why the dirt is the same .
Captain Sharon Raydor: You know , that 's a really good explanation , Mrs. Brand . Now could you also explain how you know that your daughter was buried in the park ? Because we never told you that .
Anne Brand: You - you said , uh ... You ...
Lt. Louie Provenza: Mrs. Brand , we have arrived at that point in our relationship that the lying has to end .
Anne Brand: I am a good mother . I 'm a good mother . I 'm a good mother ... and I want a lawyer .
Lt. Louie Provenza: You 'll need _ one _ .
Captain Sharon Raydor: Because as of this moment , you are under arrest for murder in the first degree .
Output: REFERENCE lawyer
Cmdr. Jeffrey Sinclair:  We 've fought long enough . Maybe it 's time we started talking to _ one _ another . Branmer 's life was more significant than his battles . Let the warrior caste praise his courage in war , and let the rest praise him for what he truly was : A man of peace .
Neroon: You talk like a Minbari , commander . Perhaps there was some * small * wisdom in letting your species survive .
Cmdr. Jeffrey Sinclair: We like to think so .
Output: PEOPLE
Jacinta García:  How much did the dress cost ? You know , the _ one _ I spoiled the other day .
Elsa Fernández Campos: Forget it , Jacinta . You owe me nothing . It 's forgotten .
Jacinta García: You 're suddenly being kind , are n't you ? Of course . You 're now distracted trying to ruin Hector 's life .
Elsa Fernández Campos: Ah , no ...
Jacinta García: You wo n't stop until he leaves the school .
Elsa Fernández Campos: Ah , Jacinta , please . You do n't know what you 're talking about .
Jacinta García: What I know is that if there was anyone who should leave here , that person is you , not him . This school is his .
Elsa Fernández Campos: This school belonged to my family long before you and Héctor came here .
Jacinta García: The orphanage belonged to your family , not this school .
Output: REFERENCE dress
Moe:  You lame brain , why do n't you be careful when you climb up a ladder ?
Curly: I only climbed up seven steps .
Moe: That ladder had _ six _ !
Smiling Sam McGann: What 's going on here ? Listen , you jugheads . The lights are still out in my office . I want juice and I want it right away !
Curly: Here you are .
Smiling Sam McGann: Ohhh ! Ow ! Ohhhhhh ! Ow ! You jugheads pick up that stuff and get to work or I 'll strangle ya !
Moe: We 'll take care of everything . Keep smiling , McGann .
Output: REFERENCE steps
Danger Mouse:  Dangermouse Hopper requesting permision to dock , over . Beep !
Baron Silas Greenback: Greenback to Dangermouse . Permision granted . Over and out . Beep !
Danger Mouse: Thank you , over and out to you too . Beep !
Penfold: Why do you keep talking in that funny voice and going ' beep ' , DM ?
Danger Mouse: Hm ? Oh , that 's what _ one _ does in space , Penfold .
Penfold: Wish I had n't asked .
Output: PEOPLE
Dr. Aldo Gehring:  Let me ... let me say something . Surgeons , are something people do n't understand uh ... surgeons are like airplane pilots . Surgeons are not creative .
Jay Wingate: Well , there 's an old saying that I think perhaps you 're familiar with , that internists are people who know everything and do nothing and surgeons do everything but know nothing .
Dr. Aldo Gehring: Surgeries are only repetition , it 's just plumming , _ one two three _ , one three two . There 's no intellecutal aspects .
Jay Wingate: What do you mean , no intellectual aspects ?
Dr. Aldo Gehring: To a surgeon a body is not sacred , it 's a world , but a world without God . He obliterates the sun , a star , and then changes clothes and goes home . I 'm talking about something else . The replacement of the falible body infalible , the perfection of this miracle we call life .
Jay Wingate: Obliterates the star ? That 's a wonderful phrase .
Dr. Aldo Gehring: The end is now the beginning . The end is not the end .
Output: OTHER
Oliver Queen:  The file that I sent you , John Diggle , is my former bodyguard and current friend .
Adrian Chase: And facing a court martial for espionage , murder , escaping a federal prison , and attempted theft of a WMD .
Oliver Queen: He 's innocent .
Adrian Chase: So why 'd he escape a federal prison ?
Oliver Queen: Because he 's innocent . The man who framed him is a three star general . John did not think that he would get a fair trial in the court system . Which is where you come in .
Adrian Chase: Oliver , I 'm a city prosecutor , not a military defense attorney .
Oliver Queen: That 's why I thought of you . John needs someone outside of the military infrastructure . This is the only way for justice to get done .
Adrian Chase: He does n't even know me .
Oliver Queen: John Diggle is a good man . He 's better than the both of us put together .
Adrian Chase: Getting the Judge Advocates to even authorize me to pro hac him would be a miracle .
Oliver Queen: Sounds like a yes .
Adrian Chase: Eh , more like a " God help me " . And your friend .
Oliver Queen: Hey , I will owe you one .
Adrian Chase: This is worth more than _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Captain Dylan Hunt:  The _ two _ are mutually exclusive and you 're forced to choose between them .
Beka Valentine: I 've made my choice .
Captain Dylan Hunt: Good , because we 've got a battle ahead of us , and you have got to help .
Beka Valentine: Aye aye , Captain Hunt . Yeah , I said it .
Output: OTHER
Mrs. Sheringham:  You 've a new job . Plinth and Dover . Family - run solicitors , absolutely charming . And the younger Mr Dover , _ 23 _ , very good - looking - fit , you might say . Oh , and it 's in Durham .
Jude: What the hell are you talking about ?
Mrs. Sheringham: Yeah , I 'm talking about hell . And heaven . And the fact that sometimes , the only thing that separates them is the wrong kind of kiss .
Output: AGE
Alan Harper:  But the truth is , you and I see each other every day , and we really do n't know much about each other .
Berta: So you want to know what goes on underneath this gruff exterior ; whether somewhere inside me , there 's a tiny little girl who once dreamed of being a famous ballerina ?
Alan Harper: Is there ?
Berta: If there is , it 's because I accidentally ate _ one _ , and haven't passed her yet ... Let me tell you , I am dreading that tiara .
Output: REFERENCE girl
Jordan Todd:  So how bad did I just screw up ?
Derek Morgan: On a normal scale of 1 to 10 , I 'd say a 6 , on Hotch 's scale : an _ 11 _ !
Output: REFERENCE scale
Denise Fox:  I ca n't say I saw this _ one _ coming : Super Vincent knocking up his own sister . You have to admit , it is all a little bit like Jerry Springer .
Output: OTHER
Santa Claus:  Ho . Ho . Ho .
Erica: Jim . what was that ?
Jim: I do n't know . Sounded like it came from the kitchen .
Erica: Oh my God , Jim , I 'm so scared . What if it 's the serial killer , the one that comes in the middle of the night ?
Jim: You mean like twelve o clock ?
Erica: Yes . The one that comes out at _ twelve _ . What other one ?
Jim: It 's okay , it 's only ten - thirty .
Output: TIME
Vince:  Morning .
Karen: That was not a Quaalude you gave me . I 've had Quaaludes .
Vince: Hmmm . I said it was like a Quaalude .
Karen: And you did n't take _ one _ yourself , you palmed the pill .
Vince: Somebody had to drive .
Vince: Do
Vince: n't worry , you wo n't get pregnant . Not from Alice , and certainly not from me . I did n't take off my pants , as you may or may not remember .
Karen: There are laws against drugging people .
Vince: Oh , please ! You took it voluntarily , nobody slipped it into your drink . And you chased it with one of the most expensive wines in the world . I think you 're just in a dither because you discovered you can swing both ways .
Vince: You
Vince: see , I needed to get something on you . Of course , your behavior with Lanny might have been even better than this , but ... well , I 'd already set the wheels in motion , and , as I was dying to see you and Alice get it on , I ... well , these are just a sample .
Karen: Why
Karen: would she agree to do this ? Does n't she want a career ?
Vince: Well , it 's your career I 'm worried about . You 're a journalist playing loose with the rules . She 's just a vulnerable young singer you seduced . A promising
Vince: oh
Vince: , good heavens ... ! A promising artist that I happen to manage . You met her through me , and had your way with her .
Karen: What
Karen: do you want from me ?
Vince: You 're gon na continue writing the book . I 'm gon na continue telling you juicy stories , funny stories , heart - tugging stories , and you 're not gon na ask me a single question about what happened to the girl in New Jersey . You 're gon na go to your publisher and say you tried every angle , but you could find nothing odd or suspicious in what I told you .
Output: REFERENCE pill
Kate Beckett:  Come on , Castle , you really think that rejection from pre school qualifies as motive for murder ?
Richard Castle: With a feeder school like this _ one _ ? A rejection from here could mean not getting into the " right " elementary school , which affects high school , which affects college , and oh my god ... nope , people do insane things for their kids . You 'll see .
Richard Castle: Where
Richard Castle: you off to ?
Kate Beckett: Back to the precinct .
Richard Castle: Oh .
Kate Beckett: Look , Castle , if it was my choice ...
Richard Castle: Oh , please , why would I want to go to the precinct ? No , a P.I. 's work is done in the field , and I 've got lots of leads to follow up on .
Kate Beckett: Okay . I 'll see you tonight .
Richard Castle: See
Richard Castle: you tonight .
Richard Castle: It
Richard Castle: 's so unfair !
Output: REFERENCE school
Gunn-Sar:  What 's the tally of challenges ?
Cato: Twenty - five dead and _ one _ missing , sir .
Gunn-Sar: Oh , come on , Cato . Do n't quibble . Marquin fell backwards off the cliff .
Cato: Yes , sir .
Gunn-Sar: So he 's dead . Like , you ca n't say someone 's missing as such . Not when they 've taken a dive into a bottomless gorge .
Cato: No sir .
Gunn-Sar: So , it 's twenty - six dead .
Cato: The council ruled it was twenty - five , sir , and one missing .
Gunn-Sar: Twenty - five men lie dead who tried to stand against me . And one , if he 's not still falling , is no more than a greasy spot on the rocks , right ?
Output: PEOPLE
Woody Boyd:  Hey , Mister Peterson , what do you say to a cold _ one _ ?
Norm Peterson: See you later , Vera . I 'll be at Cheers .
Output: OTHER
Fireman John Gage:  Hey , would you look at that ?
Fireman Roy DeSoto: I told you she 'd make a great mother .
Fireman Marco Lopez: Three , four , five !
Fireman Chet Kelly: Congratulations , John ! Quintuplets !
Fireman John Gage: Well , now wait a minute . We got a problem .
Fireman Roy DeSoto: WE do ?
Fireman John Gage: Yeah . There 's five of them , and there 's six of us . Hey , you do n't suppose she 'd have another one , do ya ?
Fireman Roy DeSoto: I do n't think she likes that idea .
Fireman John Gage: Oh . Well , I guess all we can do is just draw straws . I mean , I hope somebody 's not gon na be too disappointed .
Captain Hank Stanley: Well , now wait a minute . I appreciate the offer , and they are undeniably cute , but the last thing in the world I need is a kitten .
Fireman John Gage: Well , no problem , then !
Fireman Roy DeSoto: I sure like 'em , but I do n't think my dog would like the idea , so I 'm gon na have to pass .
Fireman Marco Lopez: And I 've already got two cats .
Fireman Chet Kelly: Cat fur makes me sneeze when I 'm around 'em too long .
Fireman Mike Stoker: Sorry . I 'd like to , but I 've got a No Pet Clause in my lease .
Fireman Roy DeSoto: I thought you told me that your landlady did n't like pets .
Fireman Chet Kelly: Looks like we got a new problem : Instead of one too few , we have _ five _ too many .
Fireman Roy DeSoto: Y'know , I used to date a girl once whose cat had kittens . And after they were weaned , she used to take one of them with her every time she went to a dinner party . She 'd put a big red bow around their neck . She 'd walk in the door , hand the kitten to the hostess , and say " You 're probably so tired of receiving flowers or wine . "
Fireman John Gage: Yeah ? Well , what happened ?
Fireman Roy DeSoto: People stopped asking her to dinner .
Output: REFERENCE pets
Annie Edison:  You expect me to watch you do that without telling on you ?
Jeff Winger: That 's a hard - hitting question , Annie . Are you a reporter ?
Annie Edison: No , they 've got me editing the crossword because I 'm a girl . And because I love crosswords !
Jeff Winger: Well , now you love the streets . You 're my ace news hound .
Annie Edison: Ace ? You can do that ?
Jeff Winger: We can do anything we want . It 's Greendale . Now go find me that story .
Abed: This character reboot is really gelling for you , Jeff . That was all classic Hawkeye . Sending soldiers out for liquor . Slyly sidestepping the problematic scrutiny of Annie " Hotlips " Edison . I should build you a still for making Hawkeye martinis .
Jeff Winger: Of all your pop culture fixations , this is _ one _ I can work with , Abed .
Abed: Call me Radar ?
Jeff Winger: When you 've earned it .
Output: REFERENCE fixations
Ethan Gross:  Your mom is taking a bath . I 'm sure her opponent is thrilled !
Megan Hunt: She does n't have _ one _
Ethan Gross: Huh ?
Megan Hunt: It is a yea or nay vote whether to reconfirm her for another 10 years
Ethan Gross: So , she could lose to nobody ?
Output: REFERENCE opponent
Mac:  Yeah ! Boom ! ' Member that ?
Charlie Kelly: Simon ?
Mac: Simon .
Charlie Kelly: Dude , this game was my favorite . Do you remember how challenging this was ?
Mac: Yeah . But Charlie , do n't get lost in that , okay ? Just ...
Charlie Kelly: I got the first _ one _ , bro . Uh - oh .
Output: OTHER
Special Agent Payton Perotta:  Sweets , it 's * fake * money ! Okay ? Just do it !
Dr. Lance Sweets: _ 500 _ !
Output: CURRENCY
G'Kar:  I 'm fed up with your fabrications , Mollari !
Mary Ann Cramer: Commander , do you have a comment on this ?
Londo Mollari: I demand you arrest him !
G'Kar: I demand you arrest him !
Sinclair: That 's enough ! Get the hell out of here . All of you , now ! Lieutenant Commander Ivanova , in 10 seconds you will escort any unauthorized persons still present to the brig and leave them there .
Lt. Cmdr. Susan Ivanova: Yes , sir . _ Ten _ , nine , eight , seven ...
Londo Mollari: I 'm filing an official protest .
G'Kar: I 'm filing two .
Lt. Cmdr. Susan Ivanova: Six , five ...
Mary Ann Cramer: You are impeding the public 's right to know , Commander !
Lt. Cmdr. Susan Ivanova: FOUR , THREE ...
Michael Garibaldi: Two . One . So , what 'd I miss ?
Output: REFERENCE seconds
Aaron Hotchner:  Go ahead , Garcia
Penelope Garcia: I just hit the trifacta , but with two things instead of _ three _ . What 's that ? A bifecta ?
David Rossi: Exacta ! What do you got ?
Penelope Garcia: Well , that 's just ... Anyway , uh , two missing vehicles , not missing any more !
Output: REFERENCE things
Lieutenant Malcolm Reed:  You can do it , Ensign . It 's as easy as one , _ two _ ... three .
Output: OTHER
Reporter:  How many people who major in the same musical vineyard in which you toil , how many are protest singers ? That is , people who use their music , and use the songs to protest the uh , social state in which we live today , the matter of war , the matter of crime , or whatever it might be .
Bob Dylan: Um ... how many ?
Reporter: Yes . How many ?
Bob Dylan: Uh , I think there 's about uh , 136 .
Reporter: You say ABOUT 136 , or you mean exactly 136 ?
Bob Dylan: Uh , it 's either _ 136 _ or 142 .
Output: OTHER
Chief:  Alright , I 'll thrown in the cake . The one that Agent 38 comes out of the cake .
Maxwell Smart: I do n't think I would like that , Chief .
Chief: Why not ?
Maxwell Smart: It 's just not the same when a guy pops out of a cake .
Chief: Have you seen _ 38 _ in a bikini ?
Output: OTHER
Arnold Rothstein:  There was a man once . I do n't recall his name . Frequented the billiard parlors downtown . He made a comfortable living wagering whether he could swallow certain objects , billiard balls being a specialty . He 'd pick a ball , take it down his gullet to here , and regurgitate it back up . And one evening , I decided to challenge this man to a wager . _ Ten thousand _ in cash for him to do the trick with a billiard ball of my choosing . Now , he knew I 'd seen him do this a dozen times , so I can only surmise that he thought I was stupid . We laid down the cash and I handed him the cue ball . He swallowed it down . It lodged in his throat , and he choked to death on the spot . What I knew and he did n't was that the cue ball was one - sixteenth of an inch larger than the other balls . Just too large to swallow . Do you know what the moral of this tale is , Mr. Yale ?
Frankie Yale: Do n't eat a cue ball ?
Arnold Rothstein: The moral of this story is that if I 'd cause a stranger to choke to death for my own amusement , what do you think I 'll do to you if you do n't tell me who ordered you to kill Colosimo ?
Output: CURRENCY
Barnabas Collins:  I 'll tell you something . I think of our relationship as more of a duel : two superb swordsmen with highly sharpened blades . You thrust , I parry ... I thrust , you parry .
Burke Devlin: I prefer my simile to yours .
Barnabas Collins: Why ?
Burke Devlin: Well , mine is merely a game , which _ one _ either wins or loses , depending on the cards .
Barnabas Collins: And mine ?
Burke Devlin: Well , yours seems to be a matter of complete desperation : life or death . To lose a duel with you would be to lose everything , including one 's life .
Barnabas Collins: But is n't that the purpose of a duel ?
Burke Devlin: If a duel is necessary . Is it ?
Barnabas Collins: Well , that ca n't be determined , until the sword is in one 's hand . But you make me sound so evil , when all the time the stakes of a card game could also be the same : life or death .
Burke Devlin: I think we 've played ourselves into a stalemate .
Barnabas Collins: A temporary one .
Output: PEOPLE
Cinema Snob:  And Dad still seems like a bit of a grump .
Mom: You mean to say you haven't bought the Christmas tree yet , Henry ?
Dad: You haven't seen _ one _ around , have you ?
Cinema Snob: That beer 's not going to open itself , honey . Ha ha ha . Sixties marriage .
Output: REFERENCE tree