niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sheriff Neil Prescott:  It 's against the law to help a wanted man - especially a killer .
Lita Cordona: Killer ?
Sheriff Neil Prescott: Yeah , Tenney killed a man in Nogales . The Arizona Rangers want him real bad .
Lita Cordona: What makes you think he would come here ?
Sheriff Neil Prescott: A man in trouble generally runs to his friends . You and Tenney were thick as fleas on a hound dog when he was around town . Tenney 's a smooth _ one _ . Do n't let him talk you into anything .
Lita Cordona: No one talks Lita into anything , Sheriff !
Sheriff Neil Prescott: Money talks - and Tenney got away with a hatful .
Output: PEOPLE
Steve Coogan:  Someone overheard Nick Stevens at an Endeavour meeting where someone brought my name up and he said " I wish I 'd gotten hold of Steve Coogan when he was 35 . " And I thought " Crikey , is that it ? Is it game over ? " I mean , I 'm 41 , you know .
Steve's US Agent: You 're not 41 .
Steve Coogan: I 'm not , no , I 'm 44 . I 've been _ 41 _ for 3 years , I 've been telling people I 'm 41 for 3 years .
Steve's US Agent: Look , you know how old Jack Lemmon was when he won the Oscar for Save the Tiger ?
Steve Coogan: No .
Steve's US Agent: He was ... 48 .
Steve Coogan: Yeah , but he 'd been a movie star for fucking 20 years , dude .
Output: AGE
Kevin Levin:  This is the worst show I 've ever seen .
Ben Tennyson: Really ? It 's my favorite .
Kevin Levin: Well , I do n't watch a lot of television .
Ben Tennyson: This is n't the best _ one _ to start with . It 's not " Sumo Slammers Classic . " It 's " Sumo Slammers Hero Generation . "
Kevin Levin: Yeah . I do n't really care .
Ben Tennyson: It 's a sequel to the original show , but they kind of messed it up . It 's , like , five years later , and the bad guy , Kenko , has teamed up with the hero , Ishyama .
Ben Tennyson: It
Ben Tennyson: 's not very realistic is all I 'm saying .
Kevin Levin: Uh - huh .
Ben Tennyson: Anyway , there 's only five more of these before they cycle back to the original show . You 'll see . It 's way better .
Kevin Levin: Yeah . I got ta go .
Ben Tennyson: Where ?
Kevin Levin: I do n't know . Somewhere .
Output: OTHER
Lewellen:  What 's that from ?
Buddy: What ?
Lewellen: That big ole bruise you got there .
Buddy: Nothin' .
Lewellen: I got _ one _ , too .
Buddy: Where ?
Lewellen: Right here . My daddy did it .
Buddy: My daddy do n't hit me !
Lewellen: Does so .
Buddy: Does not , you liar !
Lewellen: I 'm gon na kill my daddy one day .
Buddy: Are not .
Lewellen: Am too ! I 'll kill your daddy too , if you want .
Output: REFERENCE bruise
Caroline Channing:  My new sheets from the Under A Dollar store feel so luxurious . Like maybe they could cost over a dollar . Maybe even two or three .
Max Black: Yup . It was a good day over at the Under A Dollar . Steak , bed stuff and my new steak - eating chair .
Caroline Channing: Does n't it worry you that you got meat and furniture for the price of an Angry Birds update ?
Max Black: Yeah , it worries me that it 'll never happen again . Sheets and steak ? Never dare to dream it .
Caroline Channing: These sheets smell amazing too . Thanks to that one little fabric softener ball , also under a dollar .
Max Black: I dated a guy with one ball once . He was all self - conscious , but I told him , " No big deal , it 's just as ugly as _ two _ . "
Caroline Channing: I am gon na get such a good night ...
Caroline Channing: Oh
Caroline Channing: , sheet !
Caroline Channing: "
Caroline Channing: Thread count : yes . Washing instructions : Do not wash . " Are you sure you want to sit in that ?
Max Black: Woman , do n't talk to me while I 'm eating my steak .
Max Black: "
Max Black: Instructions : Do not sit . "
Output: REFERENCE ball
Eddie Finch:  Can you just read me my rights , please ?
Sean King: You have the right to remain silent . You have the right to speak to an attorney .
Michelle Maxwell: No , no . You missed a bit .
Sean King: Y ...
Michelle Maxwell: " Anything that you say " being used against you .
Sean King: I was coming to that .
Michelle Maxwell: That bit comes before the attorney .
Sean King: I think it comes after .
Michelle Maxwell: No , before .
Sean King: So you 've got the whole " right to remain silent " bit , and then ...
Michelle Maxwell: Then " anything you say can be used against you . "
Sean King: " Anything you say or do can be used against you in a court of law . "
Michelle Maxwell: " In a court of law . "
Sean King: And then you 've got the whole attorney bit , and then the bit about ...
Michelle Maxwell: Court - appointed attorney .
Sean King: They appoint you one if you 're broke .
Michelle Maxwell: If you ca n't afford _ one _ . Right . That sounds good .
Sean King: That sound good to you ?
Eddie Finch: What kind of cops are you ?
Output: REFERENCE attorney
Lady Lee:  Gerry , I need _ ten thousand _ right away .
Garry Madison: Ten thousand what ?
Lady Lee: Dollars ! Charlie Lang is down in the tombs and I got ta spring him .
Output: CURRENCY
Lucy Valdon:  My only controversial hobby is killer fog .
Archie Goodwin: Fog kills ?
Lucy Valdon: 32 people in _ 1948 _ - small little coal town in Pennsylvania .
Archie Goodwin: What 'd they do ? Get lost in the fog and fall into the mine ? Something like that ?
Lucy Valdon: There is no humor in it .
Archie Goodwin: Um , oh , none really .
Output: YEAR
Richard Castle:  So , master baker Jimmy Whelan , longtime purveyor of caloric , yet delicious , baked goods , sponsor of a local kids ' softball team , charter member of the small business round table , but what was he doing with fifty grand in cash and why the secret trips to Staten Island ?
Kate Beckett: Sounds like you 're not the only one keeping secrets , Castle .
Richard Castle: I 'm going to ignore that .
Kate Beckett: That 's peculiar .
Richard Castle: What 's so peculiar about wanting to ignore ...
Kate Beckett: No , no , no . I mean these purchase orders . They show that Jimmy spent over $ 70000 on kitchen equipment , like a twenty - foot wide walk -in freezer .
Richard Castle: I do n't remember seeing that .
Kate Beckett: That 's because there was n't _ one _ . It would n't even fit in his kitchen .
Javier Esposito: Yo . So , I ran ' 68 Chargers . There 's only a handful of 'em on the road , but get this : one of them is registered to a Robert S. Shannon , aka Bobby S. He 's a shot caller for Irish mob over in Staten Island . He 's a ruthless son of a bitch , too ; drug trafficking , assault . He 's suspected of half a dozen murders over in Staten Island .
Richard Castle: Wait a minute . Secret trips to Staten Island , all that cash . What if the cupcake shop is actually a mob front ? Jimmy Whelan the baker is actually Jimmy Whelan the money launderer . Bobby S could have had a falling out with him , could have whacked him .
Kate Beckett: Maybe . But we 're gon na need more than just his car at the crime scene to connect him to that murder .
Output: REFERENCE walk
Virus:  Hey , I got _ one _ for ya . If you had to blow some guy , who would it be ?
Jimmy: Excuse me ?
Virus: Say you have to blow some guy , who would you pick ?
Jimmy: I do n't have to blow some guy .
Virus: Yeah I know you do n't have to , but if you did , who would it be ?
Jimmy: I try not to entertain that thought , and I do n't think it 's healthy when you do it .
Virus: C'mon , entertain it for a second ; they got a gun to your head .
Jimmy: Well , if they got a gun to my head , odds are I 'll be blowin ' one of them .
Virus: You 're missing my point .
Jimmy: Your point ? I did n't realize there was a point .
Virus: Forget about it . All right ?
Jimmy: Nah- All right . Who are they - friends of yours ?
Virus: No .
Jimmy: This does n't make any sense .
Virus: I do n't know . Look , they 're just guys , all right ? They 're like bored frat guys , they 're out on a drinking binge looking for something to do , and somebody gave 'em a gun .
Jimmy: I give up . Who do I want to blow ?
Virus: I dunno .
Jimmy: See ? Neither do I.
Output: OTHER
Kurt Hummel:  I 'm gay .
Burt Hummel: I know .
Kurt Hummel: Really ?
Burt Hummel: I 've known since you were _ three _ . All you wanted for your birthday was a pair of sensible heels .
Output: AGE
Turtle:  Please ?
Vince: What 's so special about these _ two _ ?
Turtle: If you get us tickets , these two will fuck us , guaranteed !
Vince: How do you know ?
Turtle: Because they said if you get them tickets , they 'll fuck us .
Output: PEOPLE
Samuel:  Ark Base calling the Roamer . Come in , Roamer .
Ruth: Hi , Sam .
Samuel: Hi . Where are ya , sunshine lady ?
Ruth: We 're in Sector 3 , Grids F and _ 14 _ . Smack in the middle of nowhere . So far we 've seen miles and miles of miles and miles .
Output: REFERENCE Grids
Louise:  So you want to be real artists . It 's okay . I can sell that angle . But you two have to go all the way . One of you has to lose an ear !
Tina: I need both ears to hold up my glasses .
Louise: What about you ? What 's your excuse ?
Gene: Do n't have _ one _ . Have at it !
Output: REFERENCE excuse
DI Anna Travis:  When you were there , did you see a toy rabbit ?
Scott Myers: She certainly fucked like _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE rabbit
Dexter Morgan:  Harry was a great cop here in Miami . He taught me how to think like _ one _ ; he taught me how to cover my tracks . I 'm a very neat monster .
Output: REFERENCE cop
Kerry:  Ooh , I 'm so impressed , Mr. Carny Man . What are you gon na do now , guess my weight ?
C.J.: _ 101 _ .
Output: OTHER
Master Roshi:  The legend , as I was told , goes something like this : In the beginning , there was only one Dragon Ball . It was huge , I mean REALLY huge . It had to be - it held all of the mystical energies of the universe . An ancient tribe discovered it , and was inspired by its magnificent power . They built a shrine around it , and protected the orb by placing it in the mouth of a giant dragon statue , said to be its eternal guardian . You should have seen the detail on this thing . It was INCREDIBLE : scales made of ruby , teeth of pearl ... Speaking of pearl , they say there was this one native girl ...
Bulma: GET ON WITH IT !
Master Roshi: Yes , well ... The tribe enjoyed years of prosperity , until one day : evil paid a visit to the village in the form of a band of thieves . These agents of darkness stormed the temple in an attempt to steal the Dragon Ball for their own selfish gain . They were shocked to discover the true power of the Ball . To ensure such an attack never happened again , the Dragon Ball was divided into seven smaller orbs , and scattered across the globe . Separately , the Dragon Balls were useless , but when all _ seven _ were united , then a single voice could summon the Eternal Dragon for one wish , and one wish only . Some wishes were pure , but others were tainted by blind ambition . This led to pain and suffering , as an unjust few wished for power and dominion over mankind . But , as the story goes , there will one day come a hero who will use the Dragon Balls for goodness , and bring peace and unity to the world once more .
Output: REFERENCE Balls
Big Chill:  New Techadon more powerful than the other ones .
Kevin Levin: Yep .
Big Chill: And nothing I 've used before is going to work on this _ one _ .
Big Chill: Nope
Big Chill: Am I forgetting anything ?
Kevin Levin: Probably . Probably something bad for us .
Output: OTHER
Henry:  Do you know what your problem is ? You live here . You 're jaded . What you need is an outsider from let 's say .. O ... hio ! See , in the last 24 hours I have experienced more in this city that most people who have lived here their whole lives ! I climbed to the top of a luxury hotel ! Not in the elevator ! On the actual hotel itself ! And then I fell ... in love with my wife all over again . And then ... I had sex in front of the mayor ! I mean , where else can all of this stuff happen ! Only in New York !
Lisa Tobin: Can you say that again ?
Henry: What the whole thing , or the tagline for your new campaign " Only in New York " which I copyrighted with the image of the Statue of Liberty giving a high _ five _ to a family of tourists ?
Lisa'a assistant: Oh this guy is good !
Henry: Can I have a donut ?
Output: OTHER
Jordan:  Hey ! Um , where is ... I mean , is Tino here ? That 's uh ... I mean , that 's Angela 's .
Brian: Uh , should n't it prove she 's _ 21 _ ?
Jordan: So ?
Brian: So , according to this she was born yesterday .
Jordan: Why are you here ?
Brian: I live here .
Jordan: Is she really from France ? Wait , nevermind . Just makes sure she gets that , okay ?
Brian: Sure .
Output: AGE
Hel:  I 'm through being Foxy _ 69 _ . But you ca n't just walk away from Flesh Force Foxy with a wink and a hi - dee - ho .
Output: OTHER
Deacon:  Dies a pacifist or lives a man .
Dr. David Eckland: Violence does n't make a man .
Deacon: No , but it 's a good way to unmake _ one _ . Point and pull and watch for the kick . Do n't worry , I 'll tell all your hippie friends that you fought them off with flowers and rainbows .
Output: REFERENCE man
Charlie Harper:  Let me tell you something , Alan , you 're only as young as the women you feel ... and lately , I 've been feeling about _ 24 _ .
Output: AGE
Mother Stephen:  I gave Mrs. Jamison a relic of our holy mother foundress . This child will be our foundress 's first miracle . Only _ two _ more and the Pope will be able to declare her a saint .
Output: REFERENCE miracle
Homer Simpson:  The marriage I have taken for granted all these years has suddenly exploded in my face . What do I do ?
Herstory Narrator: Typically , men have two choices .
Homer Simpson: I like the looks of those winged shoes . I choose flee ! Where 's an automatic sidewalk when you need _ one _ ? Fleeing did n't work . I have no choice . I must do ... whatever the other thing was !
Output: REFERENCE sidewalk
Richard Castle:  You know , I was thinking about Gates ' sister , and it got me wondering . Do you have any family I do n't know about ?
Kate Beckett: No , I do n't think so .
Richard Castle: Good . Because this " intimate " wedding of ours ...
Kate Beckett: Oh , no . You , too ?
Richard Castle: How bad is yours ?
Kate Beckett: I 've got over a hundred .
Richard Castle: I 'm at _ three hundred _ over that .
Kate Beckett: Four hundred ?
Richard Castle: Well , to be fair , I am world famous ... ish . I mean , look , it 's a first draft . It just needs some editing . Just brutal , ruthless editing .
Kate Beckett: Castle , Michael Connelly ? You haven't seen him in over a year . And do you not remember what he wrote about your last book ? No . I think we got our first edit .
Richard Castle: Uh , well , I have to invite Connelly , because if he finds out that Jonathan Kellerman made the cut , and I have to invite Kellerman because I have to invite Wes Craven and Stephen King ...
Kate Beckett: Yeah , but we 've got to start somewhere .
Richard Castle: Well , I think I know where . Aunt Theresa ? Really ? After what she posted about me on Facebook ?
Kate Beckett: She took it down .
Output: OTHER
Jacques Robespierre:  Read a book !
Napoleon Solo: I 've read _ one _ , thanks .
Output: REFERENCE book
Captain Jean-Luc Picard:  I want you to meet Rex ...
Captain Jean-Luc Picard: You know , I do n't think I ever heard your last name .
Rex: Hmm ... Do n't think I have _ one _ . Just Rex , that 's all .
Output: REFERENCE name
Mrs. Hughes:  I 've just met Mrs. Levinson on the steps . She 's here without a maid .
Anna Bates: What happened to the last _ one _ ?
Ethan Slade: She had her head bitten off one time too many .
Output: REFERENCE maid
Grandpa Max:  Now , I haven't been to a circus since I was a boy . Sounds like fun . What do you guys think ?
Gwen Tennyson: I love the circus !
Ben Tennyson: That 's because you belong in _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE circus
Tom Scavo:  I had to let all of our employees go . So starting tomorrow you kids are my new wait staff !
Lynette Scavo: Tom what the hell are you talking about ?
Tom Scavo: I got it all worked out . You and I will handle the days and the kids will join us after school and on the weekends .
Parker Scavo: Um . At the risk of sounding spoiled . No .
Tom Scavo: come on it 'll be fantastic ! We 'll love working together !
Porter Scavo: Why ? we do n't even like living together .
Tom Scavo: look labor is our number one cost if we can eliminate it we 'll start making a profit again .
Preston Scavo: what you 're not even gon na pay us ?
Penny Scavo: I 'm nine is that even legal ?
Tom Scavo: I think so ... but just to be safe you 're now _ 15 _ . Happy Birthday !
Output: AGE
Oancitizen:  I should be thankful that the Cheshire Cat is n't in this _ one _ . I think I got enough serial killer smiles from the Caterpillar .
Output: OTHER
Ricky Bobby:  How was school today , boys ?
Walker: I threw a bunch of Grandpa Chip 's war medals off the bridge .
Ricky Bobby: Sounds
Ricky Bobby: like a good day . How ' bout you , TR ?
Texas Ranger: The teacher asked me what was the capital of North Carolina . I said Washington , D.C.
Cal Naughton, Jr.: Bingo .
Ricky Bobby: Nice .
Texas Ranger: She said , " No , you 're wrong . " I said , " You got a lumpy butt . " She got mad at me and yelled at me and I pissed in my pants and I never did change my pee - pants all day . I 'm still sittin ' in my dirty pee - pants .
Cal Naughton, Jr.: I wet my bed until I was _ nineteen _ . There 's no shame in that .
Output: AGE
The Bakers Wife:  Oh if life were made of moments , even now and then a bad one , but if life were made of moments then you 'd never know you 'd had _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE moments
Gabriel:  You are going to die young because you smoked 30 cigarettes a day since you were _ 15 _ ... and you 're going to go to hell because of the life you took . You 're fucked .
Output: AGE
Scott:  Captain , I think I 'm going to like Argelius .
Captain James T. Kirk: Obviously a man of good taste .
Scott: You mean to tell me that all these ... well , that all this is ... ?
Captain James T. Kirk: Yes , yes , yes , the Argelians think very highly of their pleasure .
Dr. McCoy: Now , that 's an understatement if I ever heard _ one _ . This is a completely hedonistic society .
Captain James T. Kirk: Do you like her , Scotty ?
Scott: Aye , why should n't I.
Captain James T. Kirk: Good . I 've invited her to join us at the table . I thought you might like to meet her .
Scott: Now that 's what I call a real captain : always thinking of his men .
Output: REFERENCE understatement
Tess:  You remember that man who lived around here about _ two _ , three - hundred years ag , got lost in a blizzardo
Monica: Yes . Yes , I do . I led ' i m to a cave .
Tess: He spent that winter ice - fishing and concocting stories to tell to his tribe when he got back home .
Monica: I remember . He told them later that it was the most wonderful season of his life . He said that he had met himself that year .
Tess: Hm ... People too busy to meet themselves anymore . Everybody 's faxing and modeming and onlining and imputing and downloading and overnighting ... You do n't like it ? Change the channel . Push the button . Escape . Delete . You know , you can say anything to anybody , anywhere in the world , in seconds . But it still takes as much time as it ever took to know a soul ... mend a broken heart , or ... give birth to a child . In this world of change , some things just do n't . And children like her - they get lost in the in - between .
Output: OTHER
Penelope Garcia:  That 's our technical analyst . Hey Garcia , you 're on speaker phone
Penelope Garcia: So , I looked up recently released mental health patients who have a history of eye gauging , eye assault and other gross things you can do to eyes and sockets and there 's no bingo for O'key city residents
Aaron Hotchner: Any recent attacks involving assaults on eyes ?
Penelope Garcia: There 's one , nine month ago . He 's not you guy 'cause he 's in jail
Aaron Hotchner: We 'll call you later
Penelope Garcia: _ 10 - 4 _ , breaker , breaker
Output: OTHER
Sheriff Spencer:  In the last six months , seven people have killed _ twenty _ - two . Per capita , that 's higher than the combined homicide rate of Detroit , D.C. , and Los Angeles . This town is not any of those places .
Output: REFERENCE people
Arnie Munroe:  A bullet can knock down a big man as same as a small _ one _ . Takes him longer to hit the ground , that 's all .
Output: REFERENCE man
Ava Collins:  You really are an asshole .
Don Malek: Everybody has _ one _ . An opinion , I mean .
Output: REFERENCE opinion
Wes:  Frank Gillnitz . He worked as a bellman the year Angel was in residence . We 'll put him in ' _ 52 _ .
Cordelia: But he was n't executed until ' 54 . Should n't we put him there ?
Wes: He was n't executed until ' 54 , * but * the crime he committed , the murder of the salesman and the storing of the body in the hotel meat locker * that * occurred in ' 52 .
Cordelia: It 's kinda like a puzzle . The ' who died horribly 'cause Angel screwed up 50 years ago ' game ?
Output: YEAR
Marion Steiner:  It takes _ two _ to love , as it takes two to hate . And I will keep loving you , in spite of yourself . My heart beats faster when I think of you . Nothing else matters .
Output: PEOPLE
Kate Beckett:  Getting ready for your closeup , Castle ?
Richard Castle: No , just trying to discern the hidden meaning . Is it about the rise of technology ? Rampant narcissism ? Or did someone just have a lot of extra TVs ?
Kate Beckett: Well , sometimes you do n't need to know what it 's about . Sometimes it 's just ... art .
Richard Castle: Why , Detective Beckett , how very existential of you . Let me guess , Art Theory in college .
Kate Beckett: No . The closest I ever came to taking an art class was posing for _ one _ , as a model .
Richard Castle: Wait . Posing in ?
Kate Beckett: Not a stitch .
Output: REFERENCE class
Alexandra Cabot:  Ms. Stewart , what is your medical degree in ?
Monica Stewart: I do n't have _ one _ .
Alexandra Cabot: But you were making medical choices on behalf of your child .
Monica Stewart: Just because I do n't have a degree does n't mean I ca n't be an informed parent .
Alexandra Cabot: You chose your informed opinion over that of people who do in fact , have a medical degree and understand the science behind vaccinations and recommend that all kids be vaccinated .
Monica Stewart: I know what 's best for my child .
Alexandra Cabot: Well , if you know what 's best and the doctors are of a different opinion , then it stands to reason that they do n't have your child 's best interest at heart .
Monica Stewart: Their science is just another opinion .
Alexandra Cabot: Your opinion killed a little girl .
Trevor Langan: Your Honor ...
Alexandra Cabot: I 'm just trying to show that if Ms. Stewart had vaccinated her child , Sierra Walker would be alive today .
Monica Stewart: I 'm not sure that 's true .
Alexandra Cabot: You 're not ?
Monica Stewart: That woman was a horrible mother . It was just a matter of time until something tragic happened .
Alexandra Cabot: You 're the one on trial , Ms. Stewart .
Monica Stewart: Exactly . And how fair is that ? I 'm the good mother . I make sure my child eats well , is taken care of . She buried her daughter in a shallow grave .
Alexandra Cabot: Yes . She buried the child that you murdered .
Output: REFERENCE degree
Bill Cosby:  My wife and I have five children and the reason why we have five children is because we do not want _ six _ .
Output: REFERENCE children
Aaron Levinsky:  Mr. Kirk , you said that among the many fatherly duties that you assumed when Claudia entered your life was bathing her . Do you remember saying that ?
Arthur Kirk: Uh - huh . - - Yes , I did say that .
Aaron Levinsky: How long did you practice this particular fatherly duty ?
Francis MacMillan: Objection , Your Honor !
Judge Stanley Murdoch: Overruled . Answer the question , Mr. Kirk .
Arthur Kirk: I do n't remember .
Aaron Levinsky: Did it stop when she was five ? Did it go on a year and stop when she was six ?
Arthur Kirk: What are you suggesting ?
Aaron Levinsky: Did it go for two years and stop when she was seven ? I remind you you 're under oath .
Arthur Kirk: Well , I do n't know . It did n't last long . Claudia liked me to do it .
Aaron Levinsky: Liked you to do what ?
Arthur Kirk: To bathe her .
Aaron Levinsky: To bathe her ? To bathe her .
Arthur Kirk: It was nothing ! And I object to your insinuations !
Aaron Levinsky: My daughter locked me out of the bathroom when she was _ four _ . Now , how old was Claudia ?
Arthur Kirk: Claudia , please .
Aaron Levinsky: How old was she ? Was she ten ? Was she twelve ? How old were you , Claudia ? How old was she , Mr. Kirk ? Was she thirteen years old when you stopped bathing your step - daughter ? Was she fourteen ?
Arthur Kirk: She was a child . She could n't have been ...
Aaron Levinsky: How old ? - - How old ?
Judge Stanley Murdoch: Order !
Francis MacMillan: He 's harassing the witness .
Judge Stanley Murdoch: I 'd like to hear an answer .
Aaron Levinsky: How old ?
Arthur Kirk: I do n't remember .
Claudia Draper: I was sixteen .
Output: AGE
Angel:  I can walk like a man , but I 'm not _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE man
Doris Schneider:  I wo n't hold it against you , Cem , we have all been _ 17 _ at one time . If you do n't leave her alone , be assured that you wo n't get much older than that .
Output: AGE
MarzGurl:  Lupa , do I have to keep sorting through your hate mail ?
Obscurus Lupa: You mean fan mail .
MarzGurl: This one says you 're the worst thing since cancer .
Obscurus Lupa: You keep looking ' til you find _ one _ that says something good .
MarzGurl: Oh , but that 'll take forever .
Obscurus Lupa: Keep going !
Output: REFERENCE mail
Lt. Andrews:  You 've been on the streets since you were _ twelve _ ?
Molly Stewart/Angel: It was easy . I just put on some sexy clothes and high heels and I went out and made a living .
Lt. Andrews: Jesus Christ !
Output: AGE
Liz Lemon:  I guess this is what the kids call a " booty call " .
Gavin Volure: I haven't been outside since _ 1984 _ , and even I know the kids do n't call it that anymore .
Output: YEAR
John Constantine:  She 's a regular psychic smorgasbord , this _ one _ . Picks up impressions from tactile stimuli . Which I 'm guessing is kind of a buzzkill in the sack .
Output: REFERENCE She
Astrid:  It 's a mess . You must feel horrible . You 've lost everything . Your father , your tribe , your best friend ...
Hiccup: Thank you for summing that up .
Hiccup: Why
Hiccup: could n't I have killed that dragon when I found him in the woods ? Would've been better , for everyone ...
Astrid: Yep . The rest of us would have done it . So why did n't you ?
Astrid: Why
Astrid: did n't you ?
Hiccup: I do n't know ... I could n't .
Astrid: That 's not an answer .
Hiccup: * Why * is this so important to you all of a sudden ?
Astrid: Because I want to remember what you say , * right now*.
Hiccup: Oh , for the love of ... I was a coward ! I was weak ! I would n't kill a dragon !
Astrid: You said * would n't * , that time .
Hiccup: Agh , whatever ... I * would n't * ! Three hundred years , and I 'm the first Viking who would n't kill a dragon !
Astrid: First
Astrid: to ride _ one _ , though . So ... ?
Hiccup: I would n't kill him , because he looked as frightened as * I * was . I looked at him ... and I saw myself .
Output: REFERENCE dragon
Alec Sadler:  I 'm _ 18 _ , and I 'm supposed to change the world , and I 'm afraid I wo n't , and I 'm afraid I will !
Output: AGE
Chihiuahua:  You must 've used _ eight _ of your nine lives
Output: REFERENCE lives
Hannah Wells:  I just came from Andrews . The bomb we just found , the UXO , it may not be telling you what you think it is .
Jason Atwood: Okay , I 'll bite .
Hannah Wells: All right , well , what if they wanted us to find it so that we would look at Al - Sakar and consider any other options ?
Jason Atwood: Can you back up your theory ?
Hannah Wells: Well , my theories were good enough for you in ' _ 9 _ in Iraq .
Jason Atwood: This is different , Hannah , and you know it . Besides , I 've already spoken to General Cochrane and the Joint Chiefs .
Hannah Wells: But you 're still gon na brief the president later , right ?
Jason Atwood: Mm - hmm .
Hannah Wells: Best to give him all the theories , do n't you think ?
Jason Atwood: So if it was n't Al - Sakar , who blew up the Capitol Building ?
Hannah Wells: I do n't know yet , and that 's what scares me .
Output: YEAR
Cory:  Mom , Listen , I haven't been together with Topanga for twenty - two years , but we * have * been together for _ sixteen _ . ' Kay , that 's a lot longer than most couples have been together . I mean , when we were born , you told me that we used to take walks in our strollers together in the park . When we were two , we were best friends , I mean , I , I knew everything about this girl . I knew her favorite color . I knew her favorite food . Then we became six , you know , and Eric made fun of me because it was n't cool to have a best friend that was a girl or even know a girl , so for the next seven years I threw dirt at her . I like to call those " the lost years " . Then when I was thirteen , Mom , she put me up against my locker and she kissed me . I mean , she gave me my first kiss . She taught me how to dance . She was always talking about these crazy things and I never understood a word she said . All I understood was that she was the girl I sat up every night thinking about , and when I 'm with her I feel happy to be alive . Like I can do anything . Even talk to you like this . So that 's , that 's what I feel is love , Mom ... When I 'm better because she 's here ... and now she wo n't be . So we 're finished .
Output: OTHER
Roxy:  No , I do n't high _ five _ .
Frank: Mental high five ?
Roxy: Yeah , mental high five .
Output: OTHER
Jennifer Jareau:  Evanescence , Linkin Park , and Nickelback .
Derek Morgan: So Herman Scobie 's into that nu - metal goth stuff .
Jennifer Jareau: Yeah , and his tramp stamp probably spells out * Massengill*. This guy does n't ever have any Rage Against The Machine . I rock .
Dr. Spencer Reid: How old were you when you started listening to that band ?
Jennifer Jareau: I was probably a teenager . Why ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: You know , _ 14 _ is when we start to make our own musical choices . Our cognitive development evolves at that age and we start to form our own cultural identity .
Derek Morgan: We stop listening to the music that our parents put on and we start listening to the music that our friends listen to .
Dr. Spencer Reid: And those musical experiences imprint on us . Our hormonal surges as teenagers may make the choices seem more personal and passionate . And later on in life we might experiment with other musical selections , but no music ever impacts us as much as that which we listen to at age 14 .
Jennifer Jareau: Herman Scobie 's what , 30 ?
Derek Morgan: If that .
Jennifer Jareau: Okay , so mid to late ' 90s is when he started to take music seriously , stuff like this .
Derek Morgan: And the Piano Man 's songs were all early ' 80s .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Which means the signature does n't fit . Herman Scobie 's too young to be the Piano Man .
Output: AGE
Lt. Abbie Mills:  When I call , I need you to pick up .
Ichabod Crane: I believe I 'd have an easier time navigating my device if it were not such an ... how shall I say this ? Antiquated piece of rubbish .
Lt. Abbie Mills: What was wrong with your phone ?
Ichabod Crane: Well , it 's obsolete . And I 'm not blaming you , Leftenant . It 's these telecommunication companies , overwhelming the populace with their ostentatious advertisements . They 're coercing the consumer into purchasing countless ' system updates . ' It 's an abuse of capitalism and certainly not the vision behind our laissez - faire market .
Lt. Abbie Mills: Hmmm . And yet ... you want a new one ?
Ichabod Crane: You 've got _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Uncle Topolino:  A wise car hears one word and understands _ two _ ...
Output: REFERENCE word
Foulfellow:  Well , well , well ! Stromboli ! So that old rascal 's back in town , eh ?
Foulfellow: Remember
Foulfellow: the time I put strings on you and passed you off as a puppet ?
Foulfellow: We
Foulfellow: nearly put _ one _ over on that old gypsy that time .
Output: OTHER
Cosmo Brown:  Why bother to shoot this film ? Why not release the old one under a new title ? You 've seen one , you 've seen them all .
Don Lockwood: Hey , what 'd you say that for ?
Cosmo Brown: What 's the matter ?
Don Lockwood: That 's what that Kathy Selden said to me that night .
Cosmo Brown: That 's three weeks ago , you still thinking about that ?
Don Lockwood: I ca n't get her out of my mind .
Cosmo Brown: How could you - she 's the first dame who hasn't fallen for your line since you were _ four _ .
Output: AGE
Marge:  What on earth possessed you to get an earring ?
Bart: Milhouse has _ one _ .
Marge: If Milhouse jumped off a cliff ...
Bart: Milhouse jumped off a cliff ? I 'm there .
Homer: Get back here , boy . You 're a disgrace to this family and its proud naval tradition .
Bart: Well , I 'm keeping this earring and you ca n't stop me .
Homer: Oh ... I always thought Lisa would be the one to get her ears pierced .
Lisa: Can I ?
Homer: No .
Output: REFERENCE earring
Sage Dadhichi:  O Lord , the embodiment of bliss , I prostate before thee . The omni - present being who is the source of all knowledge . The one who is formless and reverberates as Om ... eternally blissful . The enlightened _ one _ , the King of Kailash .
Output: REFERENCE being
Jeff:  Oh , would n't that be great .
Patrick: What ?
Jeff: Being a lesbian . All the advantages of being a man but with less embarrassing genitals . Plus , every time you have sex , there 's four breasts ! Two guest breasts and _ two _ you can take home afterwards , oh , it 's bloody brilliant !
Output: REFERENCE breasts
Dr. Michaela 'Mike' Quinn:  Where does that leave Horace ? He 's been struggling at the plate . He 's afraid of striking out .
Byron Sully: He 's not the only _ one _ ...
Output: PEOPLE
Aaron Hotchner:  We 're looking for an LDSK , or a long - distance serial killer . He 's a very skilled marksman with a god complex .
Derek Morgan: He derives pleasure out of remaining unseen and determining the fates of people from afar .
Jennifer Jareau: He 's criminally sophisticated and methodical , concealing his method of ingress and egress , leaving little evidence behind in the sniper perches .
Alex Blake: This suggests a great deal of experience , so this unsub has a military or a law enforcement background , possibly even Special Forces .
Dr. Spencer Reid: His victims at first to be targets of opportunity , but it now appears that one or more of them are targets of choice . The remaining victims were collateral damage to be used as a forensic countermeasure ; similar to what John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo did with the D.C. sniper case in _ 2002 _ .
Derek Morgan: This means there 's some unknown connection between one or more victims at the first and second crime scenes .
Agent Tanya Mays: What about the Caucasian male that an eyewitness saw at the plaza ?
Derek Morgan: It 's something to consider , but we ca n't rule out others . We know that the unsub is likely in his late thirties to forties , in order to have the means and patience to plan and execute these attacks .
Aaron Hotchner: If he still has specific targets , it 's likely he wo n't wait long to attack , so the public needs to remain vigilant .
Output: YEAR
Brandi Dreifort:  You 're one of the FBI agents , are n't you ?
Jason Gideon: Is there something you want to tell me ?
Brandi Dreifort: Do you think God is vengeful ?
Jason Gideon: I do n't know .
Brandi Dreifort: You do n't think He punishes us ?
Jason Gideon: After Hurricane Katrina , I read some essays by religious scholars . One writer said God was punishing America for its immorality ; New Orleans was a wicked city , like Sodom and Gomorrah . Another _ one _ , a priest from New Orleans , he thought the hurricane was proof of God 's love , 'cause the levees did n't break until after the storm was over . If they 'd broken sooner , thousands would've died . So ... I guess the answer to your question depends on whether or not you think you have something to be punished for .
Output: REFERENCE scholars
Mad Hatter:  Now , I have _ one _ for you .
The March Hare: Ooh !
Mad Hatter: Why is a raven like a writing table ?
The March Hare: Why is a raven ... ?
Mad Hatter: I 'm not talking to * you * ?
The March Hare: Why not ? Are n't I good enough ?
Mad Hatter: You 've heard it before .
The March Hare: But you were looking at * me * when you said , " Why is a raven like a writing ... "
Mad Hatter: I 'm asking Alice !
Output: OTHER
Comic Book Guy:  I ca n't drive 55 ... because it only goes _ 38 _ !
Output: OTHER
Carl Denham:  I 'll give you another thousand to leave right now .
Captain Englehorn: You haven't given me the first _ thousand _ yet .
Output: CURRENCY
Cameron Tucker:  I just do n't think Jay is the best _ one _ to raise Lily .
Mitchell Pritchett: You know , Cam , he raised me .
Cameron Tucker: Oh , now you 've put me in an awkward position .
Output: PEOPLE
Rachel Berry:  So you said he comes this way at 3:30 ?
Kurt Hummel: Like clockwork for his post rehearsal medium drip .
Rachel Berry: I just ca n't wait to lay _ one _ on him .
Kurt Hummel: I 've got a bad feeling about this Rachel . I mean , I do n't mean to be so cold , but I do n't want you to get hurt either . There 's no victory in this for me either way .
Rachel Berry: Who cares about you buddy , I may get a new boyfriend out of this who can keep up with me vocally and in the future give me vaguely Eurasian looking children .
Kurt Hummel: There he is
Kurt Hummel: dreamy
Kurt Hummel: as ever .
Rachel Berry: Okay , wish me luck .
Blaine Anderson: Hey
Blaine Anderson: Rachel , what 's going on ?
Blaine Anderson: Huh
Blaine Anderson: , yep , I 'm gay . 100% gay . Thank you so much for clearing that up for me Rachel . Listen , save my space in line , will ya ? I got ta go to the bathroom .
Kurt Hummel: That was hard was n't it ?
Rachel Berry: Are you kidding ? That was amazing , I 'm speechless . I just had a relationship with a guy who turned out to be gay . That is songwriting gold . Okay , I have to go compose , but thank you . Thank you !
Output: OTHER
Richie:  Gimme _ five _ , Eddie !
Output: OTHER
Brewster:  Cary ? Is n't that a girl 's name ?
Cary: Different spelling .
Brewster: Right ! How often do you have to spell it ?
Cary: There are lots of guys named Cary .
Brewster: Name _ one _ .
Vogel: Cary Grant
Brewster: Name another .
Cary: Cary Elwes .
Brewster: Who the fuck is Cary Elwes ?
Cary: Hello ? Princess Bride !
Output: REFERENCE guys
Bret Maverick:  Pappy always told me to stay clear of men who promise no regrets and here I am throwin ' a rope to _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE men
Intervention Counselor:  Harold , what time did you tell him to be here ?
Harold: 5:00 . But he 's always late .
Rhonda: Oh , he 'll be here . In 3 , 2 , _ 1 _ ...
Tyrone Biggums: Is this the 5:00 Free Crack Giveaway ?
Output: OTHER
Sokka:  I 'm gon na tell you something crazy . I never told anyone this to anyone before , but honestly , I 'm not sure I can remember what my mother looked like . It really seems like my whole life Katara 's been the one looking out for me . She 's always been the _ one _ that 's there , and * now * , when I try to remember my mom , Katara 's is the only face I can picture .
Toph: The truth is , sometimes Katara does act motherly , but that 's not always a bad thing . She 's compassionate and kind , and she actually cares about me , you know , the real me . That 's more than my own mom ... Do n't * ever * tell her I said any of this .
Sokka: Hey , my lips are sealed .
Output: PEOPLE
Sandra Sully - Host:  Which legendary Australian police drama originally ran from 1964 to _ 1976 _ ?
Tamsyn Lewis: Um ... the one in jail ?
Output: YEAR
Slim Charles:  Milton came with six hundred , and Little Glen is in for three .
Clinton 'Shorty' Buise: I got five from me , and I got _ five _ from Chinaman to cover .
Slim Charles: We still short nine hundred .
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: I can go that , no thing .
Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix: What ? Muthafucka , where you get that kinda scratch ?
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: You do n't think Cheese know this here game ? We sellin ' dope and coke in Baltimore , nigga . Any of y' all ai n't got that kinda money need be ashamed .
Clinton 'Shorty' Buise: You 're still puttin ' up more than your share with that .
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: The way I look at it , we all gon na more than paid once we own the connect , so ...
Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix: Shit , nigga , we was good when ya uncle had it . You had to go ahead and put up with Marlo -
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: See that ? See now , that 's just the wrong way to look at it . 'Cause Joe had his time , and Omar put an end to that . Then Marlo had his time , short as it was , and the police put an end to that . And now , muthafucka , it 's OUR time . Mines and yours . But instead of just shuttin ' up and kickin ' in , you gon na stand there cryin ' that " back in the day " shit .
Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix: Cheese ...
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: There ai n't no " back in the day , " nigga ! Ai n't no nostalgia to this shit here ! There 's just the street , and the game , and what happen here today .
Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix: You right .
Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff: When it was my uncle , I was with my uncle . When it was Marlo , I was with him . But now , nigga -
Clinton 'Shorty' Buise: What the fuck you do that for ? Now we short the nine !
Slim Charles: That was for Joe .
Clinton 'Shorty' Buise: This sentimental muthafucka just cost us money .
Output: CURRENCY
Ari Gold:  Hey , moron . He 's thirteen .
Johnny Drama: In celeb years it 's like _ 30 _ .
Eric: So what does that make you , Drama . Like 140 ?
Johnny Drama: So , you 're admitting I 'm a celeb .
Output: AGE
Kurt Braunohler:  She 's twenty - two years old . I mean , like do you even remember who you were dating at twenty - two ? I honestly , I think at _ twenty - two _ , I was dating a hand towel .
Output: AGE
Nitz:  Together we can answer any question .
Rocko: I got _ one _ for you guys : What 's it like to kiss a girl ?
Nitz, Gimpy: ... Shut up !
Output: REFERENCE question
Alpha:  Are you scared ?
Adelle DeWitt: Out of my mind .
Alpha: Smart girl . Of course , I could never be out of my mind . I have so many , the second I 'm out of _ one _ , I 'm right into the next .
Output: REFERENCE mind
Abby:  You killed Bin Laden ?
Lt. Muldoon: I put _ two _ in his heart , one in his computer .
El Wray: So that was you .
Output: OTHER
Haley Dunphy:  You said get one of my old costumes .
Claire Dunphy: Not from when you were _ eight _ . Do you want to get candy or Japanese businessmen ?
Output: AGE
Steve Rogers:  I do n't remember giving you a key .
Nick Fury: You really think I 'd need _ one _ ? My wife kicked me out .
Steve Rogers: Did n't know you were married .
Nick Fury: There are a lot of things you do n't know about me .
Steve Rogers: I know , Nick . That 's the problem .
Nick Fury: I 'm sorry to have do this , but I had no place else to crash .
Steve Rogers: Who else knows about your wife ?
Nick Fury: Just ... my friends .
Steve Rogers: Is that what we are ?
Nick Fury: That 's up to you .
Output: REFERENCE key
Dan Dowd:  I think the real danger you 're in here is ending up crazy and alone like Aunt Ruth . Because you were n't brave enough to put yourself out there or sure enough of God 's love to realize that you deserve to be loved too , for who you are .
Caitlin Dowd: The Pope would have your collar if he heard you talking like that .
Dan Dowd: I 'm talking not just as your priest , but as your brother , and I want what 's best for you . You 've been dating for 20 years .
Caitlin Dowd: _ 15 _ !
Dan Dowd: Whatever . And at some point , I think it 's okay if you admit that it 's not about finding the right guy anymore . It 's about the right person .
Caitlin Dowd: Well , I do n't even know if she 's gay or straight . I do n't know if I 'm gay ! I 'm just ... I do n't know if she even gave me a second thought . Just , there was this vibe , you know ? We 're just going for drinks . Drinks are safe . You think ?
Dan Dowd: I think you can do better than me for the dating do 's and don'ts .
Caitlin Dowd: That 's true .
Output: REFERENCE years
Nora Travers:  I hear you and Boyd Parsons put on quite a show today .
Clay Culhane: Nora , you have a hotel and a freight line . You thinking of writing a newspaper ?
Nora Travers: Do you think Latigo needs _ one _ ?
Output: REFERENCE newspaper
Lucy Ricardo:  Well , there 's a little thing you overlooked , Peggy . Ricky is married .
Peggy: I know . Does n't that make it sophisticated !
Lucy Ricardo: Well , yes .
Peggy: And he so much more worldly than the boys I know .
Lucy Ricardo: Well , I should hope so . He 's a little older , too .
Peggy: I know . He 's middle - aged !
Lucy Ricardo: What ?
Peggy: He must be pushing _ 23 _ .
Lucy Ricardo: Yeah , he 's pushing 23 all right . In fact , he 's pushed it all the way to 35 . I suppose you think that I 'm pushing 23 , too ?
Peggy: Oh , no . A woman can always tell another woman 's age .
Lucy Ricardo: Yes , well , now about Ricky . You know , there 's another thing you overlooked , Peggy .
Peggy: What ?
Lucy Ricardo: I love him , too .
Peggy: I was afraid of that . You 're gon na be terrific competition .
Lucy Ricardo: Well , thanks .
Peggy: Gosh , you 've got that ' certain something ' .
Lucy Ricardo: Well , that 's ... that 's quite a compliment . But how would a girl your age know that I have that ' certain something ' ?
Peggy: I can tell by the way my mother looks at my father when my father looks at you .
Output: AGE
Francisco Scaramanga:  A duel between titans . My golden gun against your Walther PPK . Each of us with a 50 - 50 chance .
James Bond: Six bullets to your one ?
Francisco Scaramanga: I only need _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE bullets
Father Charles Clement Duddleswell:  Will you take a whiskey ?
Canon Mahoney: I never drink before 11:00 on principle .
Father Neil Boyd: It 's five past , Canon .
Canon Mahoney: Then make it a quick large _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Bob:  Doc , you 're just in time . We 're just about ready to have a diagnosis .
Bert: Well , I 've never drank _ one _ but I 'll take a chance .
Output: REFERENCE diagnosis
David Rossi:  I married the third ex - Mrs . Rossi at a drive - in wedding chapel in Las Vegas . I had an Elvis impersonator perform the ceremony .
Dr. Tara Lewis: You 're kidding .
Aaron Hotchner: Wait for it .
David Rossi: I 'm playing _ 21 _ . I 've got a streak going , I ca n't lose even if I try . Krystall 's the dealer ; one thing leads to another ... I should have known it would n't last . Krystall spelled her name with a " K " and two " L"s . We sobered up the next morning , the divorce was ... was just as quick . I 'll never make that mistake again .
Derek Morgan: What , getting married or having the King of rock and roll as your justice of the peace ?
David Rossi: Both .
David Rossi: Thank
David Rossi: you very much .
Output: OTHER
Clayton Runnymede Endicott III:  Marcy , Marcy , Marcy ... when a horse breaks its leg , you shoot it .
Marcy Hill: I do n't know anything about horses , but I know a jackass when I see _ one _ !
Output: REFERENCE jackass
Detective Mac Taylor:  May I help you ?
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: My name is Caine , Miami CSI . I 'm investigating a double murder case .
Detective Mac Taylor: Detective Mac Taylor . Crime scene unit , first grade . I 'm listening .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: Two nights ago in Miami , double murder case . A married couple . And I was ... I was assuming that Murdoch here was my suspect .
Detective Mac Taylor: Narco unit . We think he was killed about three days ago . Strangled , probably a belt .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: So that could mean that my suspect killed Murdoch , took his identity , went South , did my murders . It could also mean that we 're chasing the same man .
Detective Mac Taylor: You think he 's in New York ? Well , one way or another , everything 's connected . Brought you to me .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: Trail ends here . I want first bite at prosecution . As you know , Florida has the death penalty .
Detective Mac Taylor: So does New York .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: Yes , but you have not executed since ' _ 76 _ .
Detective Mac Taylor: Politics .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: Mac , I have a sixteen year old girl who is suddenly without both parents . I have promised her peace of mind .
Detective Mac Taylor: I got an officer 's widow who 'd like some answers . We got a deal .
Output: YEAR