niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Eddie Hale:  Statistics show that murders know their victims
Bruce Simmons: Does n't make sense
Eddie Hale: Well they have their reasons I guess they have something against that person or persons I mean people can hurt _ one _ deeply . See what I mean even he knew where to find them and when you have to think like the hawk not the swallow . It 's okay Bruce all human activity moves towards a manifestation of god . You thought everything we do everything they do has no meaning until god shows his face . Hmm Have you ever seen his face Bruce him ? Seen his face ? No of course not I wonder what it was like that night ? You think the murderer could be jealous , maybe angry ? It could of been in himself you know building up something seriously interfering with his ability to survive without them
Output: REFERENCE person
Marshal Jim Crown:  I bet you were asleep all the time .
The Screamer: Yeah , it 's what I was . I know I gone ' n dreamed , too .
Marshal Jim Crown: Did n't see a thing ?
The Screamer: P - prettiest girls all dancin ' round .
Marshal Jim Crown: Recognised nobody ?
The Screamer: Yeah , _ one _ . Little filly used to twirl back in the harvest eve . Hair as wild as a mustang 's tail .
Output: REFERENCE girls
General Presser:  I 'm ordering an abort . Abandon collection procedure . Return to the shuttle .
Lisa Reed: Go back Digger , please .
Digger Reed: What about Orville ?
General Presser: You have to leave him .
Digger Reed: No way ! I 'm going after him !
General Presser: Negative , Colonial ! This is General Presser speaking ! Return to the shuttle ! You 're disobeying a direct order !
Digger Reed: Chew on a desk , Sir !
Flight Surgeon: Digger 's pulse is 99 , _ 104 _ , 110 , respiration quickening ...
General Presser: Return to the shuttle ! I 'm ordering you to return to the shuttle !
Digger Reed: Come here , Orville ! Come here ! Come on , little guy !
Flight Surgeon: Digger 's pulse 118 , 125 , heart rate accelerating ...
Digger Reed: Wow , you should see these crystals ! Unbelievable ! I have to go closer ! I have to touch one of them ! I have to bring it back !
Lisa Reed: Digger , no !
Digger Reed: I hear music ! Sweet , glorious , music ! LAAAAAAAAAAAHH ! LA ! LA ! LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH !
Flight Surgeon: Abandon collection !
General Presser: Return to the shuttle ! RETURN TO THE SHUTTLE ! Return to the shuttle !
Flight Surgeon: .
Flight Surgeon: Atlantis ? Bring them in .
Output: REFERENCE pulse
Narrator:  Welcome to _ seventy _ - two of the most dangerous places to live . Some people chose to live here , but would you even dare to visit ?
Output: REFERENCE places
Ben Bailey:  There are over 13000 cabs in New York City , but there is only _ one _ that pays you .
Output: REFERENCE cabs
Rebecca Prout:  Pardon me .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: Oh , hi .
Rebecca Prout: I 'm looking for a Diane Chambers .
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: Ah , you 're in luck . We got a Diane Chambers .
Rebecca Prout: I beg your pardon ?
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: I hope you only want _ one _ .
Rebecca Prout: Do you sense , as I do , that this conversation is an exercise in futility ?
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso: Thank you very much .
Output: REFERENCE Chambers
Attack Squad Leader:  Abdul , you wanted one Russian and got _ two _ . Finish one off .
Abdul-Murat: And if the first one croaks ?
Output: REFERENCE Russian
King Louis:  When _ one _ is royalty , appearance is supreme . As King I can do anything my subjects would allow .
Output: PEOPLE
Eric Cartman:  Dude , check it out ! Time Cop on DVD . Three copies for eighteen bucks !
Kyle Broflovski: Why the hell would you want three copies of the same movie ?
Eric Cartman: Because one copy is _ nine _ ninety - eight ! But this way you save like twenty bucks !
Kyle Broflovski: You only need one copy , r - tard !
Eric Cartman: Okay , fine , dumbass , * YOU * go ahead and buy one copy for nine ninety - eight !
Kyle Broflovski: Okay , fine , I * will * ! Huh , wait a minute ! I do n't even want * ONE * copy of Time Cop !
Eric Cartman: Dude , you ca n't shop for crap .
Output: CURRENCY
Alice Verdura:  Why do you have to provoke Lewis ? You know he does n't matter to me anymore .
Jake Harrow: Honestly , I ca n't help it . They guy is so full of himself . " Alright Hellcats , now trust in your teammates and focus ! Come game time , we 're gon na make those volleyball girls feel some pain ! "
Alice Verdura: Whatever . By the way , thanks for coming to my practice . Did you see I 'm the QB ?
Jake Harrow: I did . That 's my girl . Congrats .
Jake Harrow: And
Jake Harrow: you know what 's the best part of beating the pants off ya ? Easy access later .
Alice Verdura: What are you talking about ?
Jake Harrow: I 'm coaching the volleyball girls .
Alice Verdura: You 're helping the other team ?
Jake Harrow: Yeah , one of their setters writes term papers for me , so I kinda owe her _ one _ .
Alice Verdura: No way ! Tell them you quit !
Jake Harrow: Calm down . It 's a stupid flag football game . Who cares ?
Alice Verdura: I care . I want this campus to sit up and take notice that we are athletes . To do that , we have to win .
Jake Harrow: Yeah ... no one on campus cares about this game except you guys . So , just listen , play ball , have some fun and take your lumps . By the way , you 're gon na look really hot out there in your shorts .
Alice Verdura: Sugar
Alice Verdura: train has left the station .
Jake Harrow: Alice ...
Alice Verdura: If you 're not with us , you 're not with me !
Jake Harrow: Oh ! Fine . That goes both ways . So , as of this moment Alice , you are officially banned from my pants .
Alice Verdura: What ever will I do to while away the nights ? I 'm thinking negligee tickle fights .
Jake Harrow: You 'll need a camera for that ?
Output: OTHER
Professor Brad Fletcher:  Excellent shot .
Solomon 'Beauregard' Bennet: Urh , no . Only I 'm still too slow .
Professor Brad Fletcher: Too slow ? I 'd say you were a pretty fast draw .
Solomon 'Beauregard' Bennet: There 's plenty of space on Boot Hill for pretty fast draws . Ever since I was ten , I spent two hours every day , practising to be fastest .
Professor Brad Fletcher: Since you were _ ten _ , hm ? Your life would've been ... very different if you 'd devoted all that time to books . If you used it to train your brain to think , instead of practising to draw ... a pistol .
Output: AGE
Burt Hummel:  Hey ! What did you just call him ?
Finn Hudson: Oh , no , I did n't call him anything . I was just talking to the blanket .
Burt Hummel: You use that word , you 're talking about him .
Kurt Hummel: Relax , dad , I did n't take it that way .
Burt Hummel: Yeah , that 's because you 're _ 16 _ and you still assume the best in people . You live a few years , you start seeing the hate in people 's hearts . Even the best people . You use the N word ?
Finn Hudson: Of course not .
Burt Hummel: How about " retard " ? You call that nice girl on the Cheerios with Kurt , you call her a retard ?
Finn Hudson: Becky ? No , she 's my friend . She 's got Down 's Syndrome . I 'd never call her that , that 's cruel .
Burt Hummel: But you think it 's okay to come in my house and say " faggy " ?
Finn Hudson: But that 's not what I meant .
Burt Hummel: I know what you meant ! What , you think I did n't use that word when I was your age ? You know , some kid gets clocked in practice we tell him to stop being such a fag , shake it off . We meant it exactly the way you meant it . That being gay is wrong . That 's some kind of punishable offense . I really thought you were different , Finn . You know , I thought that being in Glee Club , and being raised by your mom , meant that you were some , you know , new generation of dude who saw things differently . Who just kinda , you know , came into the world knowing what it 's taken me years of struggling to figure out . I guess I was wrong . I 'm sorry Finn , but you ca n't , you ca n't stay here .
Kurt Hummel: Dad .
Burt Hummel: I love your mom and maybe this is gon na cost me her , but my family comes first . I ca n't have that kind of poison around . This is our home , Kurt . He is my son . Out in the world you do what you want ; not under my roof .
Output: AGE
Barrington Hunt:  Hello . Well , now . Rather elegant .
Eliza Mowbray: I was having a little trouble hooking it up and I thought you might help .
Barrington Hunt: You know this hasn't happened to me since I was _ 15 _ and comparatively innocent .
Eliza Mowbray: Be careful .
Barrington Hunt: My dear , you have nothing to fear .
Eliza Mowbray: That is n't quite what I meant .
Barrington Hunt: Really , are n't you being a little old fashioned ? You know , this trick goes back to the 90s .
Eliza Mowbray: Trick ?
Barrington Hunt: You never came in here to get your dress fastened , did you ?
Eliza Mowbray: No . But , you 've left me so alone these past four days that - I got rather desperate .
Barrington Hunt: My virtue amazes me .
Eliza Mowbray: It 's quite horrifying .
Output: AGE
Felicia:  This old man he played _ two _ . He played knick - knack with my poo !
Output: OTHER
Dr. Lukas Mandeville:  I find this case enthralling . Have you read all the reports ?
Dr. Barbara Coyle: No .
Dr. Lukas Mandeville: Well if you had , you 'd know about the strange things that have taken place in that house years ago . Do you realize that eighteen people were murdered there one night ?
Dr. Barbara Coyle: Coincidence . Anyway , Lightning never strikes twice .
Dr. Lukas Mandeville: Well it did then . Two people were struck by lightning . Two who 's throats were slit . One was hung . Two were axed , four people were skewered in the same bed . And a man watching , simply blew up !
Dr. Barbara Coyle: What happened to the other six ?
Dr. Lukas Mandeville: What ?
Dr. Barbara Coyle: You said there were _ eighteen _ .
Dr. Lukas Mandeville: Oh , yes , yes , the other six . They were found frozen to death in the deep freeze . All wrapped in cling film . They 'd been shot .
Output: OTHER
Kessick:  There 're five distinct species of Xindi - and five distinct opinions on which _ one _ is dominant .
Output: REFERENCE species
Kat Warbler:  Penguins are cute and all , but if you cooked _ one _ I 'd eat it .
Output: REFERENCE Penguins
Deputy Ben Healy:  I 'm sick of keepin ' secrets , Lucas .
Sheriff Lucas Buck: Then leave that _ one _ alone , Ben . 'Cause the next time you go back there , you 'll be stinkin ' up the place yourself .
Output: REFERENCE keepin
McMurphy:  She was fifteen years old , going on thirty - five , Doc , and she told me she was _ eighteen _ , she was very willing , I practically had to take to sewing my pants shut . Between you and me , uh , she might have been fifteen , but when you get that little red beaver right up there in front of you , I do n't think it 's crazy at all and I do n't think you do either . No man alive could resist that , and that 's why I got into jail to begin with . And now they 're telling me I 'm crazy over here because I do n't sit there like a goddamn vegetable . Do n't make a bit of sense to me . If that 's what being crazy is , then I 'm senseless , out of it , gone - down - the - road , wacko . But no more , no less , that 's it .
Output: AGE
Penelope Garcia:  Just confirmed there was a ten - minute segment on the Unsolved : Frankie Clayvin Murder on a low - rated cable show 12 years ago .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Even with low ratings , probably a half a million people saw it .
Penelope Garcia: _ 376000 _ ; it 's not often I get to correct another genius .
Output: REFERENCE people
John Casey:  You 're a government asset , Chuck . Sometimes your personal life has to a back seat .
Chuck Bartowski: We tried the back seat , you have a camera in the car too ! Come on , how many second chances do you get with the one that got away ? Plus she already knows I 'm a - you know .
John Casey: I 'm not even interested in my * own * feelings , Bartowski . Keep your mind on the mission . We leave in _ 10 _ .
Output: OTHER
Emily Prentiss:  Look ... You lost your mother when you were very young . It would have been too devastating to lose your father as well . Repressing those memories is a defense mechanism .
Samantha Allen: So ... Um ... What else did I bury ?
Emily Prentiss: His mood swings , probably . Do you remember when he was happy one day , angry the next ?
Samantha Allen: Yeah .
Emily Prentiss: And when his moods were extreme , did he give you gifts ?
Samantha Allen: How do you know that ?
Emily Prentiss: What did he give you ?
Samantha Allen: A bike , once .
Emily Prentiss: Was that _ one _ that you had asked for ?
Samantha Allen: No , it was a BMX .
Emily Prentiss: And others ?
Samantha Allen: My catcher 's mitt from today .
Output: REFERENCE bike
Bridal Doll Customer:  I 'd like to buy a bridal doll for my little girl .
Mrs. Slocombe: Certainly , madam . Brides , Miss Brahms . Will it be a registry office or a church wedding ?
Bridal Doll Customer: Church , I think .
Mrs. Slocombe: Oh , you 're so wise , madam . It 's so much more romantic , is n't it ? Now , this _ one _ retails for 20.5 .
Bridal Doll Customer: Oh , it 's a lot , is n't it ?
Mrs. Slocombe: Ah , well , it comes complete with bridegroon , and the full trousseau . And if you pull this cord , it talks .
Bridal Doll: I love you . I love you . I do . I do .
Mrs. Slocombe: Is n't that beautiful ? Ca n't you just picture the scene ? There she stands by the bridegroom . They 're stood in front of the altar . The organ 's playing , the ceremony 's coming to a climax . She turns to him and utters those immortal words that he 'll remember forever .
Bridal Doll: I want to go to the potty .
Output: OTHER
Eddie Thawne:  The blur , the Flash , the man in the red suit - whatever he 's called - he was spotted at the bank this morning .
Captain David Singh: You mean the bank that was robbed of half a million dollars where a dozen people tried to murder each other , and you think our attention should be focused on catching Santa Claus .
Eddie Thawne: I ca n't explain how he gets to and from crime scenes so fast . We need to figure out who this guy is and what he wants .
Captain David Singh: You should ask your girlfriend . She writes fan fiction about him .
Eddie Thawne: Joe , help me out here .
Detective Joe West: Sorry , partner . I stopped believing in Santa when I was about _ eight _ .
Output: AGE
Francesca Colby:  It takes _ two _ to kill a marriage , Jason . You can still save this one if you try . You 've got your life back , think of how much of it is invested in this marriage . Do you really want to throw it all away , for what ?
Output: PEOPLE
Freddy Krueger:  I did n't need a glove to kill your bitch of a mother , and I do n't need _ one _ now !
Output: REFERENCE glove
Rosita:  I will only let my husband touch me ! When I have _ one _ !
Output: OTHER
Dexter Morgan:  I 'm meeting Deb for dinner . I 'll check in with you later .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Uh , wait . Just- There 's one thing I was wondering about since we last spoke ?
Dexter Morgan: Yes ?
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: When Harry and I came up with the Code , he insisted that you only kill bad people , and * I * insisted that the first rule of the Code be , " Do n't get caught , " giving you a little wiggle room .
Dexter Morgan: Okay .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: So my question is this : when your sister found out about who you were and what you were doing ... why did n't you kill her ?
Dexter Morgan: What ?
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Not that I would ever advocate such a thing , but since Debra knew the truth about you , she 's clearly a risk ...
Dexter Morgan: I would never kill Debra . She 's my sister . I love her .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: What , exactly , do you love about her ?
Dexter Morgan: Wha- what do you mean ?
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: When a psychopath speaks about love , it does n't really mean the same thing as for ... typical people . So , what do you love about her ?
Dexter Morgan: I - I do n't know . I love having steaks and beer with her , and until recently , the fact that she ... is always there for me , the way she looked up to me .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: But none of that is really about Debra . It 's about what she does for * you*.
Dexter Morgan: So you 're saying I 'm selfish ?
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: I 'm not criticising . Selfless love is hard enough for typical people . And for psychopaths , it 's ... impossible .
Dexter Morgan: So why are you telling me this ? So I 'll feel bad about myself ?
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Quite the contrary . I want you to * revel * in what you are . I told you , you 're perfect .
Dexter Morgan: How can you still say that when you know what I 've done to Deb ?
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: That 's my point . You 're perfect as a psychopath . All this talk about helping Debra and ... loving her- it 's like you 're Michelangelo trying to play the banjo .
Dexter Morgan: I 'm trying to be good brother .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Why do n't you let * me * help Debra ?
Dexter Morgan: Because she would n't even listen to you . I 'm the only _ one _ that understands her .
Dr. Evelyn Vogel: Dexter , you 've admitted to being the cause for her pain . How can you expect to be the solution ?
Dexter Morgan: I can handle Deb . I 've been doing it my entire life .
Output: PEOPLE
Yvonne:  I believe in modern parlance , _ one _ might say we are on the run .
Annie: Why ? What have you done ?
Adam: Her .
Yvonne: Adam !
Adam: Oh , right . Sorry miss .
Output: PEOPLE
Ronnie Burns:  It seems that everything happens in this house . Last time I brought a girl home , Mr. Von Zell showed up with an Indian in full war paint . And another time , mother locked my professor in the closet !
George Burns: Ronnie , if those things did n't happen in this house ... we would n't have _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE house
Tyler Durden:  It 's getting exciting now , _ two _ and one - half . Think of everything we 've accomplished , man . Out these windows , we will view the collapse of financial history . One step closer to economic equilibrium .
Output: OTHER
Aaron Hotchner:  There have been two known copycats .
Penelope Garcia: Correct . The first _ one _ was Heriberto Seda . He killed three and wounded four in New York City . And then , there was a 14-year - old in Japan named Seito Sakakibara . He killed two other children and left the sign of the Zodiac behind .
David Rossi: The fact is the Zodiac was driven by a need for notoriety and control .
Aaron Hotchner: He enjoyed the terror he spread through the city .
Output: REFERENCE copycats
Mrs. Elton:  He 's always praising my dresses . See how he leads the way to talk to me . What do you think of this _ one _ ? Mmm ? Rather handsome , I think . Not sure if it 's over - trimmed ? I have the greatest dislike of the idea of being over - trimmed , quite a horror of finery .
Output: REFERENCE dresses
Kali:  Piper wo n't stop you , and Phoebe 's already an ally . Only Prue stands in our way . You must use your powers . You must take Prue 's place in the power of _ three _ . Do n't disappoint me Aviva . You said you wanted a family . And now you 'll have one .
Output: PEOPLE
Emily Prentiss:  It looks like they were out there for a long time before they were killed .
Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau: At least six or seven days .
Derek Morgan: What happened in that week ?
Penelope Garcia: I do n't wanna to know .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Look at they way they 're dressed . They did n't voluntarily go into the woods like that .
Jennifer 'JJ' Jareau: Yeah , neither did this man . Found yesterday with similar wounds . There 's still no ID .
Penelope Garcia: Okay , so I 'm gon na look for missing persons in Washington .
Jason Gideon: Look everywhere . We do n't know where this victim came from . We only know where he ended up .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Kills both males and females .
Aaron Hotchner: Victims were found with their clothes on . No degradation , no experimentation . Does n't look like he 's interested in either .
Emily Prentiss: A serial killer with no sexual preference ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: That 'd be a first .
Aaron Hotchner: Broken nose , and bark 's embedded in his face . Looks like he ran into a tree .
Derek Morgan: Now how do you miss a huge tree ?
Aaron Hotchner: Too busy looking behind you .
Dr. Spencer Reid: None of these are defensive wounds .
Emily Prentiss: Courtney Jacobs ' hands are torn up .
Derek Morgan: Shane Everett 's only got one shoe on . It 's like he ran out of the other _ one _ .
Aaron Hotchner: He sustained numerous injuries and just kept going .
Jason Gideon: Only one thing you run that hard for . Your life .
Output: REFERENCE shoe
Moosel:  I know a dinomuncus when I see _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE dinomuncus
Miss Shirley Brahms:  Is that about it , Mrs. Slocombe ?
Mrs. Betty Slocombe: Perfect , Miss Brahams . There , you see , Madam , with the shorter hem , and the alterations to the sleeves , and ... a bit taken out of the back and ... , oh yes ... , the shoulders adjusted and the buttons moved ... It 'll fit you like a glove .
The Outsize Dress: Would n't it be easier to get _ one _ in my size ?
Mrs. Betty Slocombe: But it 's an unrepeatable offer .
Miss Shirley Brahms: Yes , it 's last year 's stock .
Mrs. Betty Slocombe: That 'll do , Miss Brahms .
Output: OTHER
Gwen Norbeck:  Judge Steve ?
Will Munson #4: Dude , just tell us .
Judge Steve Colby: You may well hate my guts in ten years .
Gwen Norbeck: Why ?
Judge Steve Colby: Because you 'll be having your 10th wedding anniversary before you 're _ 30 _ .
Will Munson #4: Yes !
Judge Steve Colby: Or you 'll be bitter and divorced a half - decade ahead of schedule . And do n't send me a card if that 's the last one .
Output: AGE
Dr. Spencer Reid:  It 's remarkable . Something like this makes you question everything you thought you knew .
Penelope Garcia: Yeah . It 's like the Monolith in _ 2001 _ .
Dr. Spencer Reid: So there was actually a time when something like this was socially acceptable ?
Penelope Garcia: Oh ... you 're young .
Penelope Garcia: The
Penelope Garcia: eighties left a lot of people confused .
Penelope Garcia: This
Penelope Garcia: is , uh , especially sad , though .
Emily Prentiss: All right , very funny , you guys . Very funny .
Emily Prentiss: What
Emily Prentiss: 'd you do to it ?
Penelope Garcia: Do ?
Emily Prentiss: You obviously aletered it in photoshop or something .
Emily Prentiss: That
Emily Prentiss: * hair ? *
Penelope Garcia: Oh , no , Pussycat . That - that 's all you . Garfield High , Class of ' 89 .
Emily Prentiss: You really did n't change anything ?
Penelope Garcia: I hacked it , as is . You 're seriously trying to tell me you do n't remember rocking that look ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: Perhaps your lack of recognition stems from a dissociative fugue suffered in adolescence . Say , at a Siouxsie and the Banshees concert ?
Output: YEAR
Javier Esposito:  This text was sent yesterday during class . Any idea who might 've written that ?
John Emerson: " Where go my money , Eddie ? Yous owe huge . Paybacks time . " I do n't know , it 's ... it 's hard to say . All my students are still learning English .
Kevin Ryan: Well , then we 're gon na need to talk to all your students , one by _ one _ .
John Emerson: That 's gon na be harder than you think , detective . Most of my students come from countries where the cops are corrupt , so they 're not gon na want to talk to you .
Kevin Ryan: Look , teach , we do n't tell you how to conjugate a verb . Do n't tell us how to interview a suspect .
Javier Esposito: Yeah . We 're gon na get them to talk .
Kate Beckett: And
Kate Beckett: you could n't get any of them to talk ?
Output: REFERENCE students
Sage Dadhichi:  You 've never seen it before , is n't it ? Somebody with ash smeared on their body . Adorned with the Rudraksha beads . This ash is the ultimate end of all our lives . Ash ... it never allows us to forget ... that all that is created , is destroyed . Including the world itself . Then why the attachment to such a world ? And this ... is the seed of Rudraksha . Seeds never wither . They never die . They give life . Like the soul . So that we never lose sight of the truth ... that 's why we wear a garland of Rudraksha beads . This is the mark of the devotees of Shiva .
Devi Sati (2011-): Shiva ?
Sage: Yes , my lady ... Shiva . Lord Shiva ... the supreme one . Whose divinity has always been shunned by your father , Prajapati Daksha !
Devi Sati (2011-): I 've to return . My sisters must be searching for me . They must be worried that I 've got lost .
Sage Dadhichi: Your arrival here in the search of the Parijata flowers was predetermined , O Sati , the daughter of Daksha .
Devi Sati (2011-): If everything is predetermined , then the idol not entering the temple , must also be predetermined .
Sage Dadhichi: Yes . And even the failure of the Narayana Yagna that Prajapati Daksha arranges . An incomplete idol can not be consecrated , Sati .
Devi Sati (2011-): What is it that makes the idol incomplete ?
Sage Dadhichi: I 'll tell you . Touch this and think of the Vishnu idol made by your father . You 'll find your answer . Just as how Brahma is the creator of the world , Vishnu , the preserver of creation . Similarly , the destroyer of the world is the Lord of Lords , Shiva . Just like how creation is incomplete without all _ three _ . Similarly , that idol of Vishnu can not be complete , though it has Brahma , but now Shiva . The courage to interfere in the laws of the divine are gathered by those who 're ignorant or who are ruled by the arrogance of knowledge .
Devi Sati (2011-): Forgive me , sire . But please do not use such expletives while referring to my father .
Sage Dadhichi: Lack of acceptance does n't render the truth to be false . Without giving the Shiva Linga its rightful place in that idol , Prajapati Daksha will never be able to consecrate the idol .
Devi Sati (2011-): And mere utterance does n't translate your words into action ! To attain the self , I do n't need to be disillusioned or go astray .
Sage Dadhichi: You 've already gone astray , Sati . All that remains now is to find yourself . You may refrain as much , but every path of your life will lead you back to this Rudraksha . Until you do n't accept it .
Output: OTHER
Olivia Benson:  Eva , you do n't have to move .
Eva Banks: But Thomas pays the mortgage and he 's never given me any of the passwords on any of our accounts .
Eva Banks: So we 'll go to the bank , we 'll show them your lD , we 'll empty the accounts , we 'll start a new _ one _ in your name and then we come home here and we change the locks .
Eva Banks: Really ?
Olivia Benson: Yeah .
Eva Banks: Damn , girl , you got a little gangster in you , huh ?
Output: REFERENCE accounts
Wizard:  He even shattered Photanium , the strongest metal in his universe , when even his closest friends believed it would be too much for him .
Boomstick: And he traded blows with Superman . You know , that one guy who can lift entire planets and maybe killed your favorite person ever ? That _ one _ .
Output: PEOPLE
Ms. Jenkins:  All right here goes . Speaking slowly as such can say just as much .
Butt-head: Whoa , huh huh , she just said " ass - munch " .
Beavis: Heh heh , this chick rules .
Ms. Jenkins: Now Butt - head you try _ one _ .
Ms. Jenkins: Half
Ms. Jenkins: haste helps but whole haste hinders .
Butt-head: Whoa , she just said " butt - hole " . Huh huh .
Output: OTHER
Kris Munroe:  I mean , it 's just crazy . Five years without an injury . All of a sudden a murder , then an attempted murder , _ one _ right after the other .
John Bosley: Yes , and do n't forget the attempted decapitation of yours truly .
Output: REFERENCE murder
Declan Mulqueen:  A man like this does n't make mistakes .
Valentina Koslova: No ? They always make _ one _ somewhere . Is n't that how you were caught ?
Carter Preston: Ouch .
Output: REFERENCE mistakes
David Rossi:  Blaming the devil for his cannibalism was n't enough to lessen his guilt , so he tricked others into participating . He made them all as guilty as he was .
Derek Morgan: He caught every break possible , Rossi . Gets released from the hospital . His records get destroyed . Gets pulled over with a victim in the trunk of his car , and they let him go . I 've never seen anyone that lucky .
David Rossi: What 's your point ?
Derek Morgan: You 've been doin' this a long time . You 've seen a lot of things . You think it 's possible Feylinn would ... I do n't know . That he was getting some kind of help from something else ?
David Rossi: It 's irrelevant . The job is to find evil , to stop it , not to know where it came from . Let somebody else take that job . This _ one _ 's tough enough .
Output: REFERENCE job
Robin:  The odds are even , Joker ! _ Two _ against two !
The Joker: Fair , my erroneous urchin ? Ho - ho ! Instead of two , you 'll find seven , ready to give you a free trip to heaven !
Output: PEOPLE
Sgt. Tony Randozza:  Bashing fags does n't stop you from becoming _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE fags
Masato Jin:  Well , you 're the eldest , right ?
Ryuji Iwasaki: No , you are !
Masato Jin: No , see , you turned _ 28 _ recently , right ? I 'm still 27 .
Ryuji Iwasaki: Huh ? You 're actually 40 !
Masato Jin: Nah . 27 .
Output: AGE
Leo Knox:  Do we need to have a talk about boys and beach parties ?
Willa Monday: Ew .
Deputy U.S. Marshal Isabel Zambada: It 's not like you , you know , you 're ... It 's not ... You 've been around .
Willa Monday: Thanks , Mom . Thanks , Dad . Thanks , creepy older brother . Thanks , eavesdropping shrink , but I got the sex stuff covered . So ...
Leo Knox: She 's being sarcastic and metaphoric .
Walter Sherman: Willa is probably a virgin and will remain _ one _ until she 's married off to a nice gypsy boy . Right ?
Willa Monday: Again , ew .
Output: REFERENCE virgin
David Rossi:  I just put in new brakes . She 's running like a dream .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I always admired the aesthetic of the classic Torpedo C - body , especially in the _ 1946 _ . They just do n't make them like that anymore .
David Rossi: Yeah , well , I 'm lucky to have found it . Uncle Sal would be proud .
Output: YEAR
Capt. Michael Gallant:  Hey , Fuzz , you notice the fella at the bar , the _ one _ next to me ?
Pvt. Fuzzy Knight: The one that looked like a pickpocket ?
Capt. Michael Gallant: You mean the one that was a pickpocket . He picked my wallet .
Output: REFERENCE fella
Doc:  Paterson , you still do n't got a cell phone ?
Paterson: Uh , no . No , I do n't want one . It would be a leash .
Doc: What about the better half , she got one ?
Paterson: She 's got _ one _ , yeah . And the laptop , and an iPad ...
Doc: She does n't want you to get one ?
Paterson: No . She 's okay about it . She understands me really well .
Doc: A lucky guy .
Output: REFERENCE half
Arnie Becker:  Well , so far , this alleged daughter hasn't filed yet , you 're probably threatened to go public to force a settlement .
Ann Kelsey: That 's blackmail .
Arnie Becker: Well absolutely . Look , this Gorman is a bottom feeder . I would n't be surprised if he manipulated this girl into filing suit . He may even try to get appointed a guardian .
Ann Kelsey: So we 're looking at fraud here ?
Arnie Becker: Probably . But they 've done some homework . Stuart , you did know this woman Karen Alder ?
Stuart Markowitz: Yep , I - I dated her for like , uh , 3 months .
Arnie Becker: And you did go to bed with her ?
Stuart Markowitz: Yeah , yeah , it was a casual thing . Well I was n't among ...
Ann Kelsey: I never said you were .
Arnie Becker: Okay , the good news is the girl is _ 16 _ , the most you can ask for is 2 year support until she reaches her majority .
Stuart Markowitz: What 's the bad news ?
Arnie Becker: California child support guidelines state that a child must be supported in a fashion commensurate with father 's wealth .
Ann Kelsey: Oh , God .
Arnie Becker: Giving you net annual salary , uh , I could see her going to what ? 6000 a month for 2 years ? You 're looking at a $ 150000 hit here .
Stuart Markowitz: If this really were my daughter , why did n't the mother contact me for support ?
Ann Kelsey: Exactly .
Arnie Becker: Relax . There will looked one thing .
Stuart Markowitz: What ?
Arnie Becker: Your sperm count is so low can be measured infractions , their case is real shaky .
Stuart Markowitz: Great . That makes me feel really wonderful .
Ann Kelsey: So what do we do ?
Arnie Becker: The easiest way to get rid of this , DNA tests . They 'll probably wo n't come to that , but Gorman is a K - Mart lawyer , if I go at him , it worked in and I do n't let up , I might intimidate him right back into the woodwork .
Ann Kelsey: Good . Because if he thinks we 're gon na roll over for this kind of extortion , he is dead wrong .
Output: AGE
George Bailey:  I 'm in trouble , Mr. Potter . I need help . Through some sort of an accident , my company 's short in their accounts . The bank examiner got there today . I 've got to raise eight thousand dollars immediately .
Mr. Potter: Oh , that 's what the reporters wanted to talk to you about .
George Bailey: The reporters ?
Mr. Potter: Yes . They called me up from your Building and Loan . Oh , there 's a man over there from the D.A. 's office , too . He 's looking for you .
George Bailey: Please help me , Mr. Potter . Help me , wo n't you , please ? Ca n't you see what it means to my family ? I 'll pay any sort of a bonus on the loan , any interest , if you still want the Building and Loan ...
Mr. Potter: George , could it possibly be there 's a slight discrepancy in the books ?
George Bailey: No , sir , there 's nothing wrong with the books . I 've just misplaced eight thousand dollars . I ca n't find it anywhere .
Mr. Potter: * You * misplaced eight thousand dollars ?
George Bailey: Yes , sir .
Mr. Potter: Have you notified the police ?
George Bailey: No , sir . I did n't want the publicity . Harry 's homecoming tomorrow ...
Mr. Potter: They 're going to believe that _ one _ . What 've you been doing , George ? Playing the market with the company 's money ?
George Bailey: No sir . No sir , I haven't .
Mr. Potter: Is it a woman , then ? You know , it 's all over town that you 've been giving money to Violet Bick .
George Bailey: What ?
Mr. Potter: Not that it makes any difference to me , but why did you come to me ? Why do n't you go to Sam Wainwright and ask him for the money ?
George Bailey: I ca n't get a hold of him . He 's in Europe .
Mr. Potter: Well , what about all your other friends ?
George Bailey: They do n't have that kind of money , Mr. Potter . You know that . You 're the only one in town that can help me .
Mr. Potter: I 've suddenly become quite important . What kind of security what I have , George ? Have you gotten any stocks ? Bonds ? Real estate ? Collateral of any kind ?
George Bailey: Well , I have some life insurance . A fifteen thousand dollar policy .
Mr. Potter: Yes . How much is your equity in it ?
George Bailey: Five hundred dollars .
Mr. Potter: Five hundred dollars ? And you ask me to lend you eight thousand ?
Output: OTHER
Rupert Giles:  Oh , there you are .
Jenny Calendar: There who is ?
Rupert Giles: Our new friend Spike . He 's known as William the Bloody . Earned his nickname by torturing his victims with railroad spikes . Very pleasant . Oh , here 's some good news : he 's barely two hundred . He 's not even as old as Angel is . Oh .
Xander Harris: That 's a bad look , right ?
Rupert Giles: I think your suggestion of running away this Saturday might 've been a good _ one _ . Spike has fought two Slayers in the last century , and ... he 's killed them both .
Output: REFERENCE suggestion
Bob Wheedle:  I 've known a campaign or _ two _ in my time . It hasn't all been cards and dice in the barracks - and you do n't want to trifle with the 29th , squire .
Silas Rhodes: Must be something to see .
Bob Wheedle: Steel , powder and blood , Mr. Rhodes . Row after row .
Output: REFERENCE campaign
Kevin O'Leary:  What are your sales ?
Entrepreneur: _ 100 _ .
Robert Herjavec: 100000 ?
Entrepreneur: No , 100 .
Output: CURRENCY
Laurel Lance:  Can you remember the sound of Sara 's laugh ?
Nyssa al Ghul: When Sara was first brought to my father , the moment he weighed her apprenticeship or her execution , she bore witness to a demonstration of his power , _ one _ that inspired her and all that come before , but Sara ... laughed . It was so innocent , so genuine . That was the moment I fell in love with her , I think . All I knew , all I craved was to her laugh once more .
Output: REFERENCE demonstration
Laker Fan:  Down in front ! Sit down !
Ari Gold: I paid two grand for these seats ! I 'll get out there and launch a _ three _ if I want .
Output: OTHER
Tommy aka White Knife:  Okay , that 's two past ya . So you 're done , right ?
Abner DoubleDay: No , no , I said three times .
Short Stop: No , you said _ two _ .
Abner DoubleDay: I said three ! Three strikes and I 'm out . I know what I said , shortstop . That 's your new name , Short Stop , that 's right . Now and forever , forever and ever , Short Stop , Short Stop , Short Stop .
Output: REFERENCE strikes
Kathy Bowman:  So now you 're a better mother because you have more children ?
Roseanne: Yes ! I have _ three _ , and you only have one . Three to one , get it ! I have three ! I * win * !
Output: REFERENCE children
Amanda Andrews:  You want to cuff him ?
Carl Hickman: I still haven't figured out how to do that _ one _ handed .
Output: OTHER
Jack Hunter:  You know , the whole reason I wanted Shawn to move in here was so I 'd get to know him . But he wo n't let me . I 'm shallow , he resents me . I try to be honest with him , he runs out ... Maybe this brother thing is n't gon na work , man .
Eric Matthews: Maybe you 're right . Why do n't you just walk away ? Then you wo n't be brothers anymore . Right ?
Jack Hunter: Yeah , I mean we do n't even know each other . What makes us brothers in the first place ?
Eric Matthews: Okay . When I was _ 12 _ , Cory and I went to a Phillys game . My father gave me just enough money for two hot dogs , so I bought two hot dogs . ' Course , I realized by the time I got back to Cory , I ate them both . He cried !
Jack Hunter: This is very sad .
Eric Matthews: That was the happy part . You want sad ? I went up and down the aisle , trying to collect money from people . A dime here , a quarter there . And I went and I bought Cory a hot dog . Man , he was so happy . He smiled , and then I smiled , because I felt good . You know , I mean I did the right thing , I was a good older brother . He started giggling ... he reached his little hand out for that hot dog , and ... took a foul ball right smack dab in the head , POW , knocked him unconcious . Cory does n't giggle anymore .
Jack Hunter: Next to Wendy 's unicorn monologue , that is the worst story I 've ever heard .
Eric Matthews: Yeah , you know , you 're right . That is a really bad story . So ... why do n't you tell me one about your brother ?
Output: AGE
Ross Harper:  Oh no , it 's starting .
Brian Harper: What 's starting ?
Ross Harper: The wave of insanity that sweeps this family every Christmas . We 're dressing up funny , we have enough lights on the front of the house to safely navigate an aircraft ! And soon , Grandma 's fruitcake baked in _ 1956 _ will be taken out of the freezer , briefly worshiped and then returned to its crypt !
Output: YEAR
Tazz:  I do n't know how the ref missed that _ one _ . He 's either got something in his eye , or something in this pocket . Get it ?
Joey Styles: Well , my eyesight 's 20/20 , partner . Apparently we ca n't say the same about the referee 's eyesight .
Output: OTHER
Chip Thorn:  Remember when we were _ 7 _ , and the kids picked on me for bringing that superhero costume to school on Halloween ?
Vida Rocca: You wore that costume every day . You even wore it to prom .
Output: AGE
Lisa:  This is the party of the year .
Tasha: Sure , if the year was _ 1998 _ and we were all five .
Output: YEAR
Michael Westen:  Just so we 're clear , you want me to figure out who ran off with $ 22 million in stuff , catch the bad guys , clear your name , all for what is it , uh , $ 4500 ?
Javier: _ 4600 _ .
Michael Westen: Oh , well , that 's much better .
Output: CURRENCY
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: REFERENCE killer
Young Man:  What did you get me ?
Mike Ross: What I said I was gon na get you . A 158 .
Young Man: I told you I wanted a 175 .
Mike Ross: And I told you only 1 out of 100 people can score that . You 're a B minus student , you got 1000 on your SATs , if I get you a 175 , they 'll know you cheated .
Young Man: So only a genius loser can get a _ 175 _ ?
Mike Ross: Actually , no . I would get a 180 .
Output: REFERENCE score
Professor Maggie Walsh:  It 's a small job . Reconnaissance . Probably a waste of a Slayer 's abilities , but my boys are on assignment , so I ...
Buffy Summers: No . It 's okay . I 'm up for some action .
Professor Maggie Walsh: I doubt you 'll get any on this _ one _ . We have a reading of a class three sub - terrestrial moving through the sewer tunnels just on the edge of town .
Buffy Summers: Class three ?
Professor Maggie Walsh: It 's a low - level threat . Minimal aggression . Meager defenses .
Commando: Professor Walsh .
Professor Maggie Walsh: They barely show up on the scanner and occasionally turn out to be raccoons .
Buffy Summers: Wow . You 're not crazy about raccoons , huh ?
Professor Maggie Walsh: We always take precautions . All we need you to do is get a visual on this thing . This will feed me back an image and I can advise you from there . I do n't want to put you in any unnecessary danger .
Buffy Summers: Oh . That 's okay . Danger 's my birthright ... Professor Walsh . There 's , uh , there 's still some stuff about all this that I 'm not clear on .
Professor Maggie Walsh: Well , when you get back , we can have a talk .
Buffy Summers: Good . Okay . When I get back . Am I supposed to salute you ?
Professor Maggie Walsh: No .
Output: REFERENCE job
George Murchison:  Man , this reminds me of hanging with Don Fagen in _ 72 _ . Steely Dan had just released ' Ca n't Buy a Thrill ' and Pong was all the rage . We used to pop ' ludes and pump quarters into that machine . That 's when I saw tech was the future .
Output: YEAR
Woody Boyd:  Oh boy , I need change for this fifty .
Harry 'The Hat' Gittes: You need change ? Maybe I can help you , huh ?
Woody Boyd: Great !
Cliff Clavin: Hold it , hold it ...
Harry 'The Hat' Gittes: Oh , come on guys , give me a break , I 'm a reformed man .
Norm Peterson: Oh yeah ? Maybe you would n't mind if we monitored this little transaction ?
Cliff Clavin: Yeah , yeah .
Harry 'The Hat' Gittes: Would n't mind at all .
Harry 'The Hat' Gittes: '
Harry 'The Hat' Gittes: kay , you need fifty bucks ? Here 's one , two , three , four five . Norm , what time is it ?
Norm Peterson: Eleven .
Harry 'The Hat' Gittes: _ Eleven _ , twelve , thirteen , fourteen . My watch must be fast , I 've got eleven twenty - five . Twenty - six , twenty - seven , twenty - eight . Cliff , you have not aged a day . How old are you ?
Cliff Clavin: Thirty - nine .
Harry 'The Hat' Gittes: Thirty - nine ! Forty , forty - one , forty ... wait . You ca n't be that old . What year were you born ?
Cliff Clavin: Forty - seven .
Harry 'The Hat' Gittes: Forty - eight , forty - nine , fifty . There you go barkeep .
Output: TIME
Elyse Sewell:  Giselle annoys me the most out of anyone in the house , but I 'm not willing to alienate Giselle because she 's the only _ one _ in Tokyo with a straightening iron .
Output: PEOPLE
Evelyn Denner:  Well , once when I was _ nine _ I was farmed out to a family that was different .
Dr. McKinley Thompson: In what way ?
Evelyn Denner: The wife came home one day with some old tights and leotards . Oh , just cheap ones , probably used , I guess . And she put 'em on me , and I started dancing around like some nut . Anyway , she enrolled me in a class the next week . A regular class , with a bar and all that other jazz . And I guess I was pretty good . All week long I 'd look forward to the next lesson .
Dr. McKinley Thompson: Evelyn , you were saying that all week long you looked forward to the next lesson ?
Evelyn Denner: Yeah , uh , well , her husband got a better job in another state and I was sent someplace else .
Output: AGE
Ogre:  Now that Dukie has Gummi lady ...
Ogre: Soon there be lots of juice . And ogres be stronger than a _ hundred _ , uh ... horses .
Ogre: Smarter , too .
Output: REFERENCE horses
Mitch Buchannon:  Wow ! Is this a great place to live or what ? Look at that view . And look at that sad face . You 're killin ' me ! What do you want ?
Ryan McBride: Preferably something that does n't roll off the cliff during an earthquake !
Mitch Buchannon: Come on , come on and look at this ! This place is rock solid !
Ryan McBride: Then you live here .
Mitch Buchannon: Are you kidding me ? Do you have any idea what a lot like this costs ? A half a _ million _ , million bucks , maybe two !
Ryan McBride: It 's a trailer park !
Mitch Buchannon: It 's a trailer park in Malibu , kid .
Output: CURRENCY
former president, Jimmy Carter:  I saw _ one _ , but I do n't know where . It just disappeared .
Output: OTHER
Rex Buckland:  Prue , your , um , sister 's here to see you . She 's waiting in your office .
Prue Halliwell: Which sister ?
Rex Buckland: The _ one _ who upon seeing your office , said " Damn , I should go back to college . "
Prue Halliwell: Phoebe .
Output: REFERENCE sister
Captain Planet:  This cooling - rod is full of radiation . We have to put it in a storage - vault where it wo n't harm anyone . Any volunteers ?
Lead Suit: Uh , count me out !
Wheeler: Eight , _ nine _ , ten , you 're out ! Now pick up that rod and get going !
Output: OTHER
Eric:  We 're outnumbered ten to one !
Diana the Acrobat: Alright then . You take two , I 'll take _ eighteen _ .
Output: OTHER
The Womp:  Welcome to " Fistory " , a celebration of our extreme past . In 1912 , the Titanic was the most sea - worthy vessel that modern technology could build . It was so unsinkable that one book - maker offered 1000000 - 1 odds against it against it going down . And then it did . Just minutes after it left the dock , the Titanic was struck by lightning ! ... It was hit by an iceberg , killing 1500 passengers , and a book - maker . Iceberg , I think you get the " Full Fist " , for your power that remained unrivalled until _ 1974 _ , when a ham sandwich came out of nowhere to take on Mama Cass !
Output: YEAR
Marcy:  Here 's something you might all enjoy : a fine foreign film about a young Peruvian girl who lives in the rainforest and dreams of having a bicycle .
Al: Any hooters ?
Marcy: It is a François LuMach film . He explores the mind .
Al: Well , I prefer the Joseph Zipper production of " They Exploded Out of Their Bras " .
Jefferson: Marcy , you might like that _ one _ . It 's a film about women .
Output: REFERENCE film
Marshal Gib Scott:  I 'm not anxious to get my head blown off . Four to _ one _ ai n't the best odds in the world but I guess that 's the way it 's gon na have to be .
Output: PEOPLE
Eric Matthews:  Favorite movie .
Jack Hunter: On _ three _ .
Eric Matthews, Jack Hunter: One , two , three . Godfather ! Part II !
Eric Matthews: I do n't get him .
Output: OTHER
Ari Gold:  Dana Gordon !
Dana Gordon: Ari , I love you and I swear I will rub your cock like it 's _ 1990 _ .
Ari Gold: Whoa whoa whoa , Dana you 're on speaker . I got Vince and E here .
Dana Gordon: Jesus Christ .
Vincent Chase, Eric Murphy: Hi , Dana .
Ari Gold: We all wanted to be in the room to celebrate together .
Vincent Chase: Celebrate what ?
Ari Gold: Boys , you are talking to the new head of the studio . Madam President , what 's your first order of business ?
Dana Gordon: ' Smokejumpers ' , Vince . You 're in .
Vincent Chase: You 're kidding me .
Ari Gold: And she 's gon na pay you your quote .
Dana Gordon: It 's the second lead .
Ari Gold: You 're gon na pay him his quote or Vincent Chase is going to announce on TMZ that the new head of the studio calls agencies and offers up handjobs .
Dana Gordon: Alright , enough , Ari . Vince , I will take good care of you .
Vincent Chase: Thank you !
Eric Murphy: Thank you , Dana !
Ari Gold: I love you , Dana .
Dana Gordon: I love you too , and for real this time .
Ari Gold: I 'll call you later about that tug .
Output: YEAR