niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Vic:  Hey dude .
Church: Vic ! Hey , it 's Church .
Vic: This is Vic , at 555-V - I - C - K , doo doodleydoo . I 'm not in the casita right now so leave your low - down at the ding - dong . Hasta .
Church: Hey Vic , this is Church . I need ta ...
Vics voicemail: You have reached the voice mail system .
Church: Okay okay , come on .
Vics voicemail: To leave a message , just wait for the tone .
Church: I know how to leave a goddamned message .
Vics voicemail: When you are finished recording , just hang up , or push pound for more options .
Church: Really , " Hang up , " no shit . I was just going to keep on talkin ' until he decided to check his voicemail .
Vics voicemail: For delivery options , press _ five _ .
Church: Just give me the damn beep !
Vics voicemail: To leave a callback number , press eight . To page this person , press six .
Church: * COME ON * !
Vics voicemail: To repeat this message , press nine .
Church: I will fucking stab you computer phone lady !
Vics voicemail: To mark this message as urgent , press eleven .
Church: There is no eleven you * fucking WHORE * !
Frank DuFresne: Ooh , language .
Vics voicemail: To hear these options in Spanish , press dos .
Church: I * hate you * !
Church: Vic
Church: , it 's Church . I need y ...
Vics voicemail: I 'm sorry , but this person 's voice mailbox is full .
Church: Uhchmmm ... I 'm gon na kill myself . I 'm gon na kill myself .
Output: OTHER
Jan Curtis:  Mom said she 'd only be a minute .
Paul Curtis: Yeah , well that means _ ten _ .
Output: REFERENCE minute
Nick Boxer:  You might be part wizard .
Ben Haven: All we need now is a tub .
Nick Boxer: Where we gon na get _ one _ ?
Elliot White: Actually there 's one in the alley behind your sister 's .
Ben Haven: I might be part wizard .
Elliot White: I borrowed her truck if you wanna go pick it up .
Ben Haven: Did she ask for what ?
Elliot White: Part wizard ?
Output: REFERENCE tub
Seamus Harper:  It 's not that easy , Trance . Three spiral galaxies , dozens of galactic clusters . There 's got to be hundreds of prison planets .
Andromeda Ascendant: Three hundred and forty eight , to be exact .
Trance Gemini: Really . What about that one .
Beka Valentine: Why ? Why that _ one _ ?
Trance Gemini: Well , it 's pretty .
Tyr Anasazi: It 's pretty . Now there 's a solid reason to risk our lives .
Seamus Harper: You have a better idea ?
Tyr Anasazi: No .
Output: OTHER
Missy:  And I 'm going to need eight snipers .
Kate Lethbridge-Stewart: _ Eight _ what ?
Missy: Three for each heart and two for my brain stem . You 'll have to switch me off fast before I can regenerate .
Output: REFERENCE snipers
Carly Shay:  Here you go Nevel .
Sam Puckett: Congratulations winner .
Nevel Papperman: What , and you think that rolling space turd will get iCarly off the hook ?
Carly Shay: Yeah .
Sam Puckett: We think it will . Carly , would you say that this vehicle is " unique " ?
Carly Shay: Oh it is clearly unique . Freddie has it ever been state registered ?
Freddie Benson: Why no Carly , it hasn't .
Carly Shay: Mr Bullock ?
LCC Inspector Bullock: If it can travel at a speed of at least 25 miles per hour , it technically qualifies as a new car
Nevel Papperman: Well let 's just see , let 's just see if this thing can do 25 . Okay . .
Carly Shay: You think he hit 25 miles per hour ?
Spencer Shay: Oh yeah .
LCC Inspector Bullock: You ca n't do that kind of damage to a flower shop unless you 're doing at least _ 25 _ .
Output: REFERENCE miles
Harold Prescott:  You shot a clown .
Special Agent Seeley Booth: A mechanical clown . You tell me you never wanted to do that ?
Harold Prescott: This _ one _ has to be done with discretion . I mean , it 's not just your career , it 's mine too . I mean , you 're old , but I 'm still Here .
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Right .
Output: OTHER
Stephen:  Imagine a piano keyboard . Um , 88 keys , only _ 88 _ , and yet , and yet , hundreds of new melodies , new tunes , new harmonies are being composed upon hundreds of different keyboards every day in Dorset alone . Now , our language , Tiger , our language . Hundreds of thousands of available words , frillions of legitimate new ideas ... Hm ? So that I can say the following sentence and be utterly sure that nobody has ever said it before in the history of human communication : " Hold the newsreader 's nose squarely , waiter , or friendly milk will countermand my trousers . "
Output: REFERENCE keys
Morgan Grimes:  Fine . On _ three _ we both say what we know .
Devon Woodcomb: Okay .
Morgan Grimes: One ... two ... three
Morgan Grimes, Devon Woodcomb: Chuck 's a - Oh my God , you know !
Output: OTHER
Goffredo Borgia:  God , have mercy on the man who shot the arrow into my ass .
Cesare Borgia: Let us wait to dispense our wrath until we know the facts .
Goffredo Borgia: Wait ? It is easy to wait when _ one _ can sit !
Output: PEOPLE
John Bosley:  Well , we 're gon na have to have somebody out at the estate , to be a bodyguard .
Tim Stone: Oh , I 've arranged for Kris to be Uncle Jake 's houseguest .
John Bosley: Oh , well , eh , we were planning on putting Kelly inside the house .
Tim Stone: No , it , it 'd better be Kris .
Kris Munroe: Why ?
Tim Stone: Uncle Jake ... ... likes blondes . I 'll pick you up around _ three _ .
Kelly Garrett: Well , I could 've worn a wig ...
Output: TIME
Ms. Janet Barch:  Now , before I divide the class into teams of _ two _ , who can give me another example of reinforcement ? Fine , class . Ignore me ... just like he did ! Kevin ?
Kevin Thompson: Uh ...
Ms. Janet Barch: Shut up , Kevin ! Daria ? Reinforcement ?
Daria Morgendorffer: Hmm ... to make a child stop crying , a mother might say , " That 's it ! I 'm sending you to El Paso to live with your real father . " Whenever the child gets upset , the mother might wave an airline ticket in her face , or maybe even frame it on the wall by the clown picture . The ticket stops the girl from crying , or showing any emotion ... ever .
Ms. Janet Barch: Right , that 's ...
Daria Morgendorffer: Years later , seeing an airplane or just hearing one fly overhead can unleash a Pandora 's Box of repressed anger , shattering the grown child 's fragile psyche and triggering a psychotic and possibly deadly episode .
Output: OTHER
Ted Mosby:  Now , as you can see , well over fifty percent of the blankets have been dragged onto her side . Make no mistake : Robin Scherbatsky is a classic textbook cover hog . Any questions ?
Robin Scherbatsky: Yeah , I have _ one _ .
Ted Mosby: Yes , Robin ?
Output: REFERENCE questions
Jean Abbott:  I can just see it - the senile Scout troop hits town .
Sid Abbott: What do you mean , senile ? We 've all grown up to be respectable citizens . One 's a waiter , one 's a butcher , one 's a bank clerk ...
Jean Abbott: And _ one _ 's Trevor - if the rest were monks , he 'd make up for it !
Output: REFERENCE citizens
Stanley Swinnin:  Mr. Dollar ?
Johnny Dollar: Yes , Stanley ? If that is indeed how they call you .
Stanley Swinnin: Can you tell me something ? Just what is insurance ?
Johnny Dollar: Of course . Insurance is the act , system , or business of insuring property , life , or one 's person against loss or harm , and rising in specified contingencies by accident , theft , death or disablement in consideration of payment in proportion to the risk involved .
Stanley Swinnin: Uh
Stanley Swinnin: , Mr. Pill ? Can you tell me what insurance is ?
Benny Pill: Sure . It 's a sort of guarantee you buy from the insurance company .
Sgt. Pat Tuesday: If your bike is insured , and it gets stolen ...
Officer George Frankly: The insurance company will pay you to buy a new _ one _ .
Johnny Dollar: That 's what I said .
Stanley Swinnin: Yeah , but you said it with bigger words .
Output: REFERENCE bike
Narrator:  Last year , Abe said he was 15 years old . Now he claims to be _ 16 _ . Which is it , Abe ? Better keep your story straight . He 'd also like you to believe he 's not a baby eater . But he 's never gone on record saying he is n't . Maybe he 's too busy eating babies !
Output: AGE
Vincent Chase:  Joe , think about it . Pablo Escobar was an outlaw who terrorized a whole country while remaining the biggest philanthropist his people had ever known . Now ask yourself this : in _ 2007 _ , in this country , what can possibly evoke more of a stir than exploring the humanity of that kind of evil .
Output: YEAR
Alan Matthews:  Hey , Shawn , Cory . Um . Guess how many different kinds of rice we have .
Cory Matthews: Oh , no .
Alan Matthews: Come on , Shawn . Guess .
Shawn Hunter: _ Ten _ ?
Alan Matthews: Ten . Puh ! Twenty - one . And that 's not even counting the short grains . Throw them in , fogedda ' bout it !
Shawn Hunter: Cory ?
Cory Matthews: Yeah ?
Shawn Hunter: I 'm glad I 'm not you .
Output: OTHER
Lt. Columbo:  You know , I can remember the only new car my father ever bought . How proud he was . The way it smelled . Kind of like the inside of a Pullman car . It was n't like this though , I 'll tell you that .
Abigail Mitchell: My father never owned a car . Not until I bought him _ one _ . I was 20 ; I 'd just sold my first book . Shall we compare poverty stories , Lieutenant ?
Lt. Columbo: Not in a Rolls Royce , ma'am .
Output: REFERENCE car
Nick:  Anything in particular slowing things up ?
Simon: Like ?
Nick: Like some guy locking himself in the vault , who somehow has full knowledge of our identities , our cell numbers , and has the ability to dial _ 911 _ , handing you a first - class pass to ass class in a federal penitentiary ? That sort of thing ?
Output: OTHER
Dr. Joan Watson:  Well , the good news is that this place is pretty secure , but if you 're gon na be here for a few days , we 're gon na have to get you some food .
Mycroft Holmes: " He has no ambition and no energy . He will not even go out of his way to verify his own solutions . He would rather be considered wrong than go to the trouble of proving himself right . " Something I overheard Sherlock say to my father once . He was _ fifteen _ .
Dr. Joan Watson: I ca n't even picture him at fifteen .
Mycroft Holmes: It hurt , to be ... assessed like that .
Dr. Joan Watson: He knows a lot . He does n't know everything .
Mycroft Holmes: I could have followed father into business . I could have ... followed Sherlock into his ... passions , but I ... wanted ... this , I suppose .
Dr. Joan Watson: You are a success . You own restaurants all over Europe . And the things that you 've done for your country ...
Mycroft Holmes: Folly . Obviously . I should have said no when the agency approached me . But I remembered what Sherlock said , and I remembered my father failing to disagree . And I ... I thought ... I could prove , at least to myself , that I was ... more than what they thought . Idiocy .
Output: AGE
Johanna:  What 's it feel like when you dive ?
Jacques: It 's a feeling of slipping without falling . The hardest thing is when you 're at the bottom .
Johanna: Why ?
Jacques: 'Cause you have to find a good reason to come back up ... and I have a hard time finding _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE reason
Guile:  Bison ! I 'm gon na rip your lousy heart out you filthy bastard !
M. Bison: Afraid I do n't have _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE heart
Kelly Taylor:  Okay , it 's time for your mood chart . Let 's see here , it 's 9:30 . What is your mood ?
Erin Silver: Irritated .
Kelly Taylor: Okay , irritated . How irritated , on a scale of one to ten ?
Erin Silver: Well , I was at a _ four _ . But you asked me that , brought me up to a six .
Kelly Taylor: Six . Okay , then . How would you like to spend your time before bed ? Would you like to journal ?
Erin Silver: No , I would not like to journal . Nor would I like to use the word " journal " as a verb .
Output: REFERENCE scale
Store Clerk:  Look , dude , I did n't see it . Chica had a nice , round ass and that 's what I was scoping .
Captain Jim Brass: What time was that ?
Store Clerk: About _ three _ . She comes in , grabs some candy , looks outside , waves at somebody . The next thing I know , she flips her wig . She 's screaming about her sister . I did n't see the girl or a car . Besides , there 's a lot of traffic out there .
Captain Jim Brass: Was it busy ?
Store Clerk: Kind of .
Captain Jim Brass: How many surveillance cameras do you have in here ?
Store Clerk: Inside we got five . They 're all state - of - the - art . Place gets hit a lot . Outside they 're all dummies .
Captain Jim Brass: Well , I 'm glad to see you 're so concerned about your customers after they leave the store .
Output: TIME
Tummi Gummi:  Gee , I do n't remember sending the king a present .
Grammi Gummi: That 's because we did n't send _ one _ .
Tummi Gummi: Oh . Good reason .
Output: REFERENCE present
Frank Reagan:  Better to be judged by twelve than carried by _ six _ .
Output: PEOPLE
Det. Phil Fish:  He was probably snooping around into our personnel files and came up with something really big .
Capt. Barney Miller: Like what ?
Det. Phil Fish: Like the fact that I cheated on my income tax .
Capt. Barney Miller: When was that ?
Det. Phil Fish: About _ nine _ , ten years ago . I went to a police convention in San Francisco , and I deducted all the expenses for Bernice .
Det. Sgt. Nick Yemana: There 's nothing illegal about that .
Det. Phil Fish: Yes , there is . I did n't take Bernice .
Capt. Barney Miller: Did the I.R.S. find out about it ?
Det. Phil Fish: Yeah , they disallowed it and they took it out the next year .
Capt. Barney Miller: Well , if you 're straight with the government , Kelly ca n't hurt you .
Det. Phil Fish: I 'm not worried about Kelly , I 'm worried about Bernice .
Output: REFERENCE years
Roger the Alien:  It 's _ four _ , ninety - nine .
Stan Smith: I guess we can add another five bucks to your tab .
Roger the Alien: Five bucks ? For " Barbra Sings Celine " ? No - it 's four hundred , ninety - nine dollars . Barbra comes expensive or she does n't come at all .
Stan Smith: Four hundred , ninety - nine dollars ? I would n't pay that much to see Barbra DO Celine !
Output: CURRENCY
Richard Castle:  Please tell me you solved it .
Kate Beckett: Roger 's alibi checks out . We 're back to square one with zero leads . Any luck with Weller ?
Richard Castle: All he cares about is getting a conviction , and from the look of the jury when they found out about Nina and Sadie 's affair , he 's gon na get it .
Kate Beckett: We need to figure something out .
Richard Castle: I have an idea .
Kate Beckett: Castle , what are you doing ?
Richard Castle: Saving an innocent woman 's life .
Judge Gloria Wollcott: Mr.
Judge Gloria Wollcott: Brown , your witness .
Richard Castle: Stop the trial !
Kate Beckett: Okay
Kate Beckett: , so ... now what ?
Richard Castle: I do n't know . I did n't think this _ one _ all the way through .
Output: OTHER
Jo Jones:  Look , why do n't we all get together and throw a party for the new bride . Initiate her into war widows local number 37 .
Barbara Thomas: In what ? Nobodies got a room big enough to hold four people without using a shoe horn .
Doris Dumbrowski: Maybe we could have it at my new place ! That is , I 'm hunting for a new one now . Just in case Mike gets a furlough or something . You know , a bedroom and a living room .
Jo Jones: How much are you planning to pay ?
Doris Dumbrowski: Oh , I 'm paying _ twenty _ now . I thought maybe for a thirty - five , I could get something that would be nice .
Barbara Thomas: For thirty - five you 'll still have a rabbit hutch .
Jo Jones: You know , all of us together , we put out a lot of money each month for rent . What do you pay , Helen ?
Helen Stacey: Twenty - two Fifty .
Jo Jones: I pay Eighteen . What about you Barbara ?
Barbara Thomas: Thirty - two Fifty . You see , I like gaudy things .
Jo Jones: Zero . Five . Ten . One to carry . Eight . Nine . Eleven . Thirteen . Three . One . Four . Five . Seven . Nine ... Ninety - three bucks ! How do you like that ! Ninety - three bucks for a bunch of rat holes ! Well , for that kind of dough we could have a real house ! With a dining room and a kitchen and a living room and a bedroom a piece ! And furnished !
Output: CURRENCY
Aaron Hotchner:  You knowingly jeopardized your life and the lifes of others ! I should fire you ! You 're the smartest kid in the room , but you 're not the only _ one _ in that room . You pull something like this again , you will be ! Am I clear ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: Yes sir . It wo n't happen again . Thank you
Aaron Hotchner: What were you thinking ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: I was thinking that would have been , ah , the second time a kid die in front of me
Aaron Hotchner: You 're keeping score , just like Owen
Dr. Spencer Reid: It was my turn to save one
Aaron Hotchner: It does n't work like that
Dr. Spencer Reid: It should
Aaron Hotchner: I know it 's painful when the person you identify with is the bad guy
Dr. Spencer Reid: What does that make me ?
Aaron Hotchner: Good at the job ! I know it 's none of my business but when we land I think you should go and catch the rest of that movie !
Output: PEOPLE
Lieutenant Horatio Caine:  Alexx ?
Dr. Alexx Woods: Blood pool 's dry at the edges . Puts TOD around _ eleven _ .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: So her head is literally hanging by a thread of skin .
Dr. Alexx Woods: Single - edged knife . Mom was attacked from behind , sliced left to right . No indication of resistance .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: She was probably asleep .
Dr. Alexx Woods: He transected all the neck muscles down to the second cervical axis .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: He decapitated her , Alexx .
Dr. Alexx Woods: Guy 's a monster . Or he does n't know his own strength .
Lieutenant Horatio Caine: Well he 's about ... to know ours .
Output: TIME
Lt. Jim Dangle:  So Inspector Smiley will be spending the day with one of our deputies here on patrol .
Lt. Jim Dangle: Pick
Lt. Jim Dangle: _ one _ , pick anybody .
Inspector Martin Smiley: Okay , I 'll go with this young lady here .
Lt. Jim Dangle: Okay
Lt. Jim Dangle: , no . Now pick again .
Output: REFERENCE deputies
Panos the Fish Guy:  When I was ready to settle down , I told all my friends that I knew , " find me a nice Greek girl who wants to get married ! " And that 's how I met my wife . She 's Greek , she 's a girl - and as for the " nice " part , _ two _ out of three is good enough !
Output: OTHER
Looten Plunder:  Nice move , Blight ! You let the big _ one _ get away !
Dr. Blight: Do n't carp at me , Plunder ! Ohh , men !
Looten Plunder: Hm ! Women !
Output: PEOPLE
Martha Rodgers:  Is that Charlie Reynolds ? Turn that up .
Reporter: Police are currently investigating . Reynolds was an actor , best known as the star of the 90s comedy " 2 Cool for School " , where he played lovable nerd Dewey Hancock .
Martha Rodgers: Oh , how awful . I did a guest spot on that show .
Richard Castle: It was a simpler time , when Dewey 's catchphrase , " Hubba hubba " , passed as sparkling dialogue .
Reporter: In a bizarre twist , the body was found hanging from the hook of a construction crane .
Martha Rodgers: Oof , gruesome .
Richard Castle: Yes ... if by " gruesome " , you mean " awesome " . Look , that 's Esposito and Ryan . This is exactly what I need .
Richard Castle: Former
Richard Castle: child star literally getting the hook . Hoisted on his own petard . Hung out to dry .
Martha Rodgers: Okay , I get it .
Richard Castle: Did
Richard Castle: you see that ? He just declined my call .
Martha Rodgers: Looks like Charlie is n't the only _ one _ hung out to dry .
Output: PEOPLE
Dr. Christian Troy:  It takes at least _ two _ to tango with Kimber . Preferably eight , one for each tentacle .
Output: OTHER
Hank Yarbo:  Huge crowd out there , boys .
Brent LeRoy: What do you figure ?
Hank Yarbo: Got to be close to _ 50 _ .
Davis Quinton: Let 's not disappoint them , boys . I hate losing to this team . Actually , I hate losing in general , but especially to this team .
Brent LeRoy: And you guys stay on that Rocket Ronnie . Geez , I hate getting deked out by that guy . I hate getting deked ! It 's like being tricked ! Guy says , " I 'm going to go left , " but then he does n't go left . He goes right and then he scores and he 's some kind of hero and I 'm a gullible jackass . So stay on him , is all .
Output: REFERENCE crowd
Zach Galifianakis - Host:  Most of us have heard of " weekly shows " , some of us have heard of " monthly shows " and of course all of us have heard about " yearly shows . " My next guest took a different route . " The Daily Show " . The host Jon Stewart is a political humorist who started out as a stand - up comic , as a young man on a basketball scholarship , he dreamed of " making it " to the " big time " and even though it 's on Comedy Central , some people consider it the " big time . "
Zach Galifianakis - Host: Do you mind if I give you some constructive criticism for your show ?
Jon Stewart: Not at all .
Zach Galifianakis - Host: Would it be cool to be put E - R - S on the end of the title your show ?
Jon Stewart: I do n't know , it seems kind of stupid .
Zach Galifianakis - Host: Then it 'd be called " The Daily Showers , " why would you want to remind hippies to watch that crap ?
Zach Galifianakis - Host: You
Zach Galifianakis - Host: 've had a lot of accomplishments in the world of print and your last book " Earth " came out and it was one of the best books I bought because I bought it and used it for my turtle ramp .
Jon Stewart: How many turtles do you have ?
Zach Galifianakis - Host: _ Six _ and they love your book and they just go up and down it
Jon Stewart: What kind ?
Zach Galifianakis - Host: Two hard shell , three hard shell and one of them I got from a " rescue turtle " place and it does n't have a shell so people just think it 's a fat lizard .
Jon Stewart: You basically went out of your way to construction a question about something I worked really hard on , put my heart and soul into it then you decided to write up a little question and just use it as a " set up " to get in to shit on my book
Zach Galifianakis - Host: My turtles actually do that .
Jon Stewart: You do n't have turtles .
Zach Galifianakis - Host: No , I have six turtles .
Jon Stewart: You do n't have turtles , you are a " turtle - less man " , what are their names ?
Zach Galifianakis - Host: Ruby , Bell , Bib , Devoe , Ricky , and Myachiva
Jon Stewart: Ok that 's seven
Zach Galifianakis - Host: Well , Myachiva died
Jon Stewart: Right .
Zach Galifianakis - Host: Are you looking for a glass of water ?
Jon Stewart: No , why would I look for a glass of water when I 'm in a room with no air conditioning and no halogen lighting ?
Jon Stewart: I could do this too , I do n't know if you know this but I host a show and I interview people so if I do that I 'm not trying to lure that over you , it 's just a natural question .
Zach Galifianakis - Host: Just because you do those things you think you could influence people ?
Output: REFERENCE turtles
Stanley Smith:  Son , if you ever get captured by any terrorists in the neighborhood and end up on al - Jazeera , just blink you location in Morse code . I 'll have a bomb dropped on your location immediately .
Steve Smith: But , Dad , then I 'd get killed too .
Stanley Smith: Ah , come on son , there are plenty of kids to play with in heaven . Your cousin Billy . That little girl from Poltergeist . She must be about _ 16 _ by now , you could totally tap that .
Output: AGE
The Doctor:  Ah , Brigadier , quickly think : Did you go into the TARDIS with Tegan and Nyssa ?
Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge Stewart: Well , I ca n't remember . Does it really matter ?
The Doctor: Of course it matters ! Can you imagine what would happen if you walked out of the TARDIS in 1977 and met yourself in _ 1983 _ ?
Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge Stewart: Oh , that 's ridiculous .
The Doctor: It 's not ridiculous , Brigadier . Almost certainly catastrophic .
Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge Stewart: What do you mean ? That I could be two people ?
The Doctor: Obviously . You 'd exist twice over , and if the two of you met you 'd short out the time differential , do n't you see ? The Blinovitch Limitation Time Effect ? Oh , dear . As Tegan would say - zap !
Output: YEAR
Walter White:  Let 's break it down . Hydrogen . What does that give us ?
Gretchen Schwartz: We 're looking at 63% .
Walter White: Sixty - three , that is a big bite . My next step 's got ta be oxygen .
Gretchen Schwartz: Oxygen , 26% .
Walter White: Twenty - six . There you have your water .
Gretchen Schwartz: Carbon , 9% .
Walter White: Carbon , 9 .
Gretchen Schwartz: For a total of 98% .
Walter White: Right .
Gretchen Schwartz: Nitrogen , 1.25% .
Walter White: One - point - two - five .
Gretchen Schwartz: That brings you to _ 99 _ and a quarter . Which only leaves you with the trace elements down where the magic happens .
Walter White: Oh , wait a minute . What about calcium ? Calcium 's not a trace . Got a whole skeleton to account for .
Gretchen Schwartz: You would think , right ? Calcium 's only 0.25% .
Walter White: What ? That low ? Seriously ? Damn , I never would've thought that . Okay , so where does iron fit in .
Gretchen Schwartz: Iron . 0.00004%
Walter White: What ? You ca n't have hemoglobin without iron .
Gretchen Schwartz: Apparently , it do n't take take much . No doubt . Go figure .
Walter White: Sodium .
Gretchen Schwartz: Sodium , 0.04% . Phosphorus , 0.19% .
Walter White: Point - one - nine . There we go . So the whole thing adds up to ... 99.888042% . We are 0.111958% . Shy .
Gretchen Schwartz: Supposedly that 's everything .
Walter White: Yeah ? I do n't know , it just ... it seems like something 's missing , does n't it ? There 's got to be more to a human being than that .
Gretchen Schwartz: What about the soul ?
Walter White: The soul ? There 's nothing but chemistry here .
Output: OTHER
Vera Galeano:  I comply with all codes . Even this new , pain - in - the - ass no smoking ban . See ?
Olivia Benson: I think the Liquor Board might be more interested with how many patrons are rolled out of here with acute alcohol poisoning .
Vera Galeano: I do n't know anything about that .
Elliot Stabler: Lady , you 've got your own ambulance waiting for them outside .
Olivia Benson: I wonder how many girls leave here with GHB in them ? You know , a date rape drug is n't taken voluntarily .
Vera Galeano: I know clubs have had people die in the time it takes to call 911 . That 's why I go that extra mile to protect my clients .
Elliot Stabler: You did a piss - poor job of protecting this _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE clients
The Man from Alpha Centauri:  Look lady , if you do not sit and listen to me , I will shoot the teddy bear .
The Woman from Alpha Centauri: No , please , anything but do n't kill the teddy bear !
The Man from Alpha Centauri: The scar tissue is right here on my butt , let me show you ...
The Woman from Alpha Centauri: No , I believe you , it 's no need to ...
The Man from Alpha Centauri: You see , I want you to remove one of my billybillybinkas ...
The Woman from Alpha Centauri: What is that ?
The Man from Alpha Centauri: One of my fushtas , I got _ two _ , you see ...
The Woman from Alpha Centauri: You mean , penises ?
The Man from Alpha Centauri: I 'll have it delivered at your door today ... in solid gold ... So , what do you say ?
The Woman from Alpha Centauri: I say ... You do not need any surgery ... I come from the same planet ... I got two too ...
Output: REFERENCE fushtas
Presenter:  So , Claudia ... You 've just recently signed up as the new face of the Accessorize advertising campaign , and I 've heard that there was a bit of an unusual clause in your contract - Is that true ?
Claudia Schiffer: Yes , I have . I 'll be fronting this year 's Autumn / Winter campaign . And it was n't so much a clause as a request that I do something I 'd not done before .
Presenter: So what was it they wanted you to do ?
Claudia Schiffer: They asked me if I 'd have my ears pierced , so I could wear some of the new season 's earrings at the photoshoot in a few weeks time .
Presenter: Now I find that quite amazing , because I 'd always thought that , as a model , you 'd have had your ears pierced a long time ago . So have you had them done yet ?
Claudia Schiffer: Yes , I have - I had them pierced a couple of weeks ago . And this is actually the first interview I 've done since getting them done .
Presenter: So you 've only just really had them pierced - Does it feel strange having them done after all this time ?
Claudia Schiffer: Definitely ! I 'm starting to get used to it now , but it does still feel odd when I touch my ears and feel how the studs go right through my lobes , or when I look in the mirror and see them there . But I am getting used to it as the days go by , and I kind of like how they look .
Presenter: Yes , I remember how it was when I first had mine done when I was _ fourteen _ , with the whole routine of cleaning them and turning the studs every day . So do you think you 'll be keeping them pierced after you 've done the photoshoot ?
Claudia Schiffer: I 'm not sure , but I think I probably will ...
Output: AGE
Jimmy Donnelly:  You want me to take _ twenty five hundred _ , on a five thousand dollar bet that Maxwell made ?
Tommy Donnelly: It was n't even your bet to begin with , Jimmy . It 's a good deal .
Jimmy Donnelly: For you maybe , because you 're the jerk who believes this guy .
Output: CURRENCY
Cyril Figgis:  This is n't my fault .
Sterling Archer: It 's exactly your fault , idiot . When mother found out you cheated on Lana ...
Cyril Figgis: You cheated on Lana plenty !
Sterling Archer: Yeah , but with starlets , models , oh , and one time two actual princesses .
Pam: _ Two _ at the same time ?
Sterling Archer: Yeah , they were sisters .
Pam: Sploosh .
Output: REFERENCE princesses
Kate Beckett:  What ?
Richard Castle: Nothing . It 's , um ... text alert on a project Alexis has been working on .
Kate Beckett: I thought you guys were n't talking .
Richard Castle: We 're not . Rather , she is n't . I mean , so I insulted her boyfriend . What 's the prison sentence on that ?
Kate Beckett: Oh , Castle , just give her some time . She 'll get over it .
Richard Castle: That 's what you think . Once when she was _ three _ , I refused to buy her a candy bar . She held her breath until she passed out . You have no idea how determined she can be .
Output: AGE
Jaxon Reeves:  They 're coming to colonize , are n't they ?
The Blonde Woman: That 's what I 'm hoping to prevent .
Jaxon Reeves: ... and the Pandora is the key to stopping them . What is it ?
The Blonde Woman: I suppose I can tell you . The Pandora is a weapons technology , believed to be the only way to fight colonization . You may not realize it , but you may have saved millions of lives .
Jaxon Reeves: I only wanted to save _ two _ .
Output: REFERENCE lives
Robin Hood:  Is this what you 're looking for ?
Isabella: That 's mine !
Robin Hood: Not your Mistress ' ? If I 'd have known you were Gisborne 's sister ...
Isabella: What , you would have killed me ? And after I 'd already saved you ...
Robin Hood: You made your choice when you lied to me !
Isabella: What makes you think I have a choice ? My fate has been decided for me since I was a child .
Robin Hood: You knew it was him chasing us and you said nothing .
Isabella: I did n't know it was him !
Robin Hood: He is your BROTHER !
Isabella: I haven't seen him since I was _ 13 _ ! When I realized , I was shocked . You have to believe me .
Robin Hood: No . That 's the last thing I have to do . Because you 've been lying to me ever since we met . You know , I preferred you as a mugged servant .
Isabella: So do I. Better that then a wronged sister who was sold to a husband like a piece of meat . I could n't tell you I was Lady Thornton . You 're Robin Hood . I know what you do to Nobles .
Robin Hood: I never turn my back on someone in true need .
Isabella: Good . 'Cause that 's exactly what I am .
Robin Hood: Goodbye , Isabella . And thank you for the donation .
Output: AGE
Capt. Walsh:  One solid oak bar , sixteen tables , twelve chairs , one etched mirror , six by nine , one antique pool table , two doors , thirty - two bottles of liquor , and a Pabst Blue Ribbon neon clock . Does this seem like a fairly accurate list of the damages , Detective Vecchio ?
Ray Vecchio: I do n't believe the pool table was an antique , sir .
Capt. Walsh: Oh , well we 'll never know now , will we ? Because all that 's left is this bag of felt .
Ray Vecchio: I sought refuge behind the item in question when the suspect pointed a shot gun in my direction and fired repeatedly , sir .
Capt. Walsh: Suspect . I 'm glad we finally got around to that because I would hate to think we were responsible for all this damage without a very good reason . You say you identified him by his nose ?
Ray Vecchio: Yes , sir .
Capt. Walsh: You did n't say something about his nose , causing him to fire repeatedly into the bar ?
Ray Vecchio: Ah , no .
Capt. Walsh: You just felt that his nose was so offensive that you decided to pursue and arrest him ?
Ray Vecchio: Captain , the suspect is a known felon and you see , I had this hunch that ...
Capt. Walsh: You had a hunch ? A hunch ! And you coupled your hunch with with your positive identification of his nose ? And this was the basis of your investigation ? An investigation which resulted in injury of seven people , three with gun shot wounds , _ two _ with broken limbs , one hospitalized with a concussion , and one who claims to have been bitten by a wolf .
Ray Vecchio: The wolf was just trying to help , sir
Capt. Walsh: They usually are !
Output: REFERENCE people
Sabalom Glitz:  He 's got no more interest in the scientific side of things than I have .
Dibber: Well , you did n't fool him telling him you were a philatelist , did you , Mr. Glitz ?
Sabalom Glitz: PHILANTHROPIST , you ignorant dink . Did n't you learn nothin' in that remand home ?
Dibber: Well , whatever the word , he guessed that YOU were n't one .
Sabalom Glitz: Do n't I LOOK like a philanthropist ?
Dibber: Well , how do I know ? I 've never seen _ one _ .
Sabalom Glitz: A philanthropist , my son , is someone who gives away all their grotzis out of the simple goodness of their heart .
Dibber: Ah , you mean they 're stupid . Ah , yeah , you probably do look like one , then .
Sabalom Glitz: Get down that hole .
Output: REFERENCE philanthropist
Richard Castle:  How many murders do you think we 've solved since we met ?
Kate Beckett: I do n't know , um ... maybe a _ hundred _ or so .
Output: REFERENCE murders
Vic DeRubis:  Alec ?
Alec Stewart: Did you talk to Big Wally ?
Vic DeRubis: Yeah , yeah . I told him you got away on me . He was very ... unhappy .
Alec Stewart: Trust me . It 's the BRIGHTEST move you ever made .
Vic DeRubis: Yeah , well , meanwhile , my reputation as an enforcer has been permanently ... soiled .
Alec Stewart: But when we win , you just say you caught up with me and I gave you the 50 grand , then we SPLIT the other 50 grand and everyones happy .
Vic DeRubis: Right . Hey ! ( Grabs Alec ) WAIT A MINUTE ! The deal is : I get 35 , YOU get 15 .
Alec Stewart: Is n't that what I said ?
Vic DeRubis: You just said we 'd split it .
Alec Stewart: But I did n't say we 'd split it EVENLY . YOU get 15 , and I get _ 35 _ .
Both: Right .
Vic DeRubis: And if we do n't win ?
Alec Stewart: Then you kill me .
Output: OTHER
Paul Ashworth:  If you had to choose between wining this afternoon and Arsenal winning tomorrow night , what would you go for ?
Robert: Tomorrow night of course !
Paul Ashworth: There you go then .
Robert: What , you 're telling me , Arsenal are gon na win _ two _ nil at Anfield ?
Paul Ashworth: I ca n't promise , can I ? Well there 's a , chance is n't there ? You 've done your bit , you 've missed the penalty . If that 's what it takes then it 'll be worth it .
Robert: Yeah , course .
Output: OTHER
Cesare Borgia:  A tyrant is beaten once he loses the enthusiasm of his subjects . That is why Darshan Bo 's mutiny failed . And why Milan waivers . The Duke of Pajero can be beaten from within . I do not need 10000 men , but only _ 10 _ .
Output: REFERENCE men
Francis Wolcott:  If we fight , it wo n't be a casual matter .
Charlie Utter: Oh , I see you 've got your big fucking knife there . And hid somewhere on your persons you 've probably got some pussified shooting instrument . But I am good at first impressions , and you are a fucking cunt ! And I doubt you 've fought many men , maybe even _ one _ !
Charlie Utter: Take
Charlie Utter: a beating . And know how it fucking feels to be helpless and have no one fucking stick up for you !
Output: REFERENCE men
Danny Reagan:  Thank you for the blackjack grandpa , and thank you for not using it little brother . It came in very handy .
Jamie Reagan: I just hope it does n't get you another IA investigation .
Danny Reagan: What did you say ?
Jamie Reagan: You heard me .
Danny Reagan: No I did n't hear you , say it again .
Sydney Davenport: Jamie , he 's just trying to get a rise out of you .
Jamie Reagan: Yeah well , he got _ one _ .
Danny Reagan: Yeah listen to your girlfriend , Jamie . Take it easy .
Jamie Reagan: Well , I will Danny , when you get off my back , okay ?
Danny Reagan: Hey , I 'm not on your back .
Jamie Reagan: You 've been riding me ever since I got out of the academy .
Danny Reagan: You know , when I start riding you , you 'll know about it .
Linda Reagan: Easy , kids .
Danny Reagan: Where you going ? Hey , * sit down*.
Jamie Reagan: If you want to talk to me , I 'm going outside , okay ?
Danny Reagan: Where you going ? Sit down .
Jamie Reagan: If you wanna talk about it ...
Danny Reagan: * Sit down , Harvard * * sighs * I 'll go talk to him .
Frank Reagan: No , I 'll talk to him .
Output: REFERENCE rise
Iris West:  Tony , turn yourself in before things get worse . It 's not too late .
Tony Woodward: Yeah , it is . Cops are already looking for me , so get ready to cover the showdown of a lifetime , 'cause I 'm not going out without a fight .
The Flash: Good , 'cause you just found _ one _ .
Tony Woodward: You just wo n't stay dead . Come to save your little fan girl ?
The Flash: This is between us . Let her go .
Tony Woodward: Oh , I could , but I 'd rather make her watch while I break every bone in your body .
Output: REFERENCE fight
Beans:  Does " gassy " have two "S " 's or _ three _ ?
Output: REFERENCE "S
Martha Tyler:  A lot of people consult me . You know I 've got the second sight .
The Doctor: Yes . So you 've lived in this cottage all your life , haven't you , Mrs. Tyler ?
Martha Tyler: Why should I tell you owt ?
The Doctor: Well , telepathy and precognition are normal in anyone whose childhood was spent near a time fissure , like the _ one _ in the wood .
Jack Tyler: He 's as bad as she is . Here , what 's a time fissure ?
The Doctor: It 's a weakness in the fabric of space and time . Every haunted place has one , does n't it ? That 's why they 're haunted . It 's a time distortion . This one must be very large . Large enough to have affected the place names round here , like Fetchborough , Fetch . An apparition , hmm ?
Martha Tyler: How do ye know so much ?
The Doctor: I read a lot .
Output: REFERENCE fissure
Coach Finstock:  How many fingers am I holding up ?
Danny: Four ?
Coach Finstock: Say _ two _ !
Output: REFERENCE fingers
George Feeny:  Look at that !
Alan Matthews: What are you talking about George ? The play 's over .
George Feeny: I 'm talking about the boy in the crowd . Look at the _ one _ holding up the sign .
Alan Matthews: Which one ?
Cory Matthews: The one that says , " Hey Feeny . Nothing is impossible . "
Output: REFERENCE boy
Natchok Var:  This is yours ?
Capt. Matthew Gideon: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart .
Natchok Var: One of you - One of you did all this ?
Capt. Matthew Gideon: By the time he was _ 35 _ . When I find myself getting too smug I remind myself that when Mozart was my age he 'd been dead for six years .
Output: AGE
G2-4T:  Gee , I hope the new StarSpeeders run better then the one that brought me here . What a bucket of bolts ! You 'll never get me on one of those things in a billion light years !
G2-4T: Yeah
G2-4T: , Chief .
G2-4T: What
G2-4T: 's that ? Do n't worry , those humanoids out there ca n't hear a word I am saying , as long as I have the comlink switched off .
G2-4T: Huh
G2-4T: , it 's not ? Oh oh ...
G2-4T: Say
G2-4T: , are you the lucky people that are gon na ride the new StarSpeeder _ 3000 _ ? Hey , wait til you see it ! It 's a real beauty , and what a ride ! Smooth as transmission fluid ! You 'll never forget it ! ... Although you probably wish you could ...
Output: OTHER
# 99:  Max , since General Pajarito took over this country it 's a very dangerous place .
Maxwell Smart: But we do n't have anything to worry about , _ 99 _ , we 're not citizens , we 're just spies .
Output: OTHER
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner:  We 're looking for two men . Probably white , given the neighborhoods that they hit , mid to late twenties , intelligent , and organized .
Derek Morgan: These are career criminals . _ One _ or both has done hard time , but neither presents as a convict . They would appear clean - shaven , well dressed ...
Emily Prentiss: Neighborly . This helps them talk their way into the homes . They may also be using a ruse .
Lt. Nellis: What kind of ruse ?
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: Given that the invasions have taken place in the evening , it could be anything . Could be door to door sales , person in distress , car trouble .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Uh , Derrick Todd Lee used a tape of a baby crying to get women to open their doors in Baton Rouge . Never underestimate their creativity .
Emily Prentiss: These men share a very tight bond , and a mutual compulsion to kill , but their signatures reveal two very distinct personalities .
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: One brutalizes the parents . This is the dominant one . Sadistic , remorseless , extremely volatile .
Emily Prentiss: The other prefers a needle . His injections are consistent with an angel of death . He 's more withdrawn , sensitive , and he has a warped sense of mercy .
Output: REFERENCE criminals
Himself - Moderator:  We need to move on .
Himself - Candidate: Well , wait , but it 's very important . All I said was , they may have to defend themselves or they have to help us out . We 're a country that owes $ 20 trillion . They have to help us out .
Himself - Moderator: Our last ...
Himself - Candidate: As far as the nuclear is concerned , I agree . It is the single greatest threat that this country has .
Himself - Moderator: Which leads to my next question , as we enter our last segment here the subject of securing America . On nuclear weapons , President Obama reportedly considered changing the nation 's longstanding policy on first use . Do you support the current policy ? Mr. Trump , you have two minutes on that .
Himself - Candidate: Well , I have to say that , you know , for what Secretary Clinton was saying about nuclear with Russia , she 's very cavalier in the way she talks about various countries . But Russia has been expanding their - they have a much newer capability than we do . We have not been updating from the new standpoint . I looked the other night . I was seeing B-52s , they 're old enough that your father , your grandfather could be flying them . We are not - we are not keeping up with other countries . I would like everybody to end it , just get rid of it . But I would certainly not do first strike . I think that once the nuclear alternative happens , it 's over . At the same time , we have to be prepared . I ca n't take anything off the table . Because you look at some of these countries , you look at North Korea , we 're doing nothing there . China should solve that problem for us . China should go into North Korea . China is totally powerful as it relates to North Korea . And by the way , another _ one _ powerful is the worst deal I think I 've ever seen negotiated that you started is the Iran deal . Iran is one of their biggest trading partners . Iran has power over North Korea . And when they made that horrible deal with Iran , they should have included the fact that they do something with respect to North Korea . And they should have done something with respect to Yemen and all these other places . And when asked to Secretary Kerry , why did n't you do that ? Why did n't you add other things into the deal ? One of the great giveaways of all time , of all time , including $ 400 million in cash . Nobody 's ever seen that before . That turned out to be wrong . It was actually $ 1.7 billion in cash , obviously , I guess for the hostages . It certainly looks that way . So you say to yourself , why did n't they make the right deal ? This is one of the worst deals ever made by any country in history . The deal with Iran will lead to nuclear problems . All they have to do is sit back 10 years , and they do n't have to do much .
Output: OTHER
XXXX:  There were villains , locked away for twelve years for robbing a bank of ten grand , doing time with drippy hippies who were doing twelve months for smuggling _ two million _ quid 's worth of puff . I mean , work it out , mate . We 're in the wrong fucking game .
Output: CURRENCY
Quark:  All we have to do is haul this transmitter to higher ground - more altitude , less atmosphere . Go high enough and we might be able to get a signal out .
Odo: And how much higher do we have to go ?
Quark: Uh ... carry the _ seven _ , take the square root , times pi ... I 'd say , er ...
Quark: ...
Quark: that high .
Output: OTHER
Harry:  I had n't thought . I 've only got one ticket !
Sandy: Harry !
Jean: Lionel , what do we do ?
Lionel: Well , there 's always standby , I suppose . Perhaps ...
Alistair: Hello ? Gary Pearson please . Well , yes , I 'm sure he is . Just say the word Xanadu to him .
Alistair: Gary , hi . Alistair Deacon here . Yeah , look , I 'm in warp drive . Your 6 o'clock flight to Calgary , fully booked ? Mmm . Do I have to say the word Xanadu again ? Yeah , _ two _ . First class of course . Yeah , well , one 's an upgrade and the other , well ... She 's always been first class . Great , you 're a mate , At the desk . OK . So long , cowboy .
Alistair: No
Alistair: probs . No no no , no , really . No probs .
Harry: Alistair . I never thought I 'd say this , but ... You 're a mate .
Alistair: That means one thing to me , Harry . It 's hug time .
Output: OTHER
Andrew Barrington:  If you do n't believe every day is a good day , try missing _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE day
Eric Murphy:  Listen , Vince . It hurts . I know , I 've been there , alright ? You will get over Mandy . This'll pass .
Vincent Chase: Good .
Eric Murphy: So that 's it ? Game over ?
Vincent Chase: Yeah .
Eric Murphy: I thought we make these decisions together .
Vincent Chase: No , not this _ one _ . Please do n't try to make me feel guilty about it .
Eric Murphy: I 'm not trying to make you feel guilty , alright ? I 'm just seriously concerned about our future .
Vincent Chase: You do n't understand . I feel like I got shot .
Eric Murphy: No , Vince , you do n't understand . We may never get an opportunity like this again .
Vincent Chase: Whose future are you really concerned about , E ? Ours or yours ?
Eric Murphy: Are you fucking serious ?
Vincent Chase: Yeah , I am cause I 'm not doing this movie , and if you ca n't understand why , you better think about whether you want to be part of my future .
Output: REFERENCE decisions
Nurse Lydia Wright:  Why 'd she do it ?
Dr. Mark Greene: Does n't matter why she did it . We do n't ask that about any other OD that comes through these doors and we do n't ask it about this _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE OD
Ramón:  I killed only _ two _ .
Output: OTHER
Major Charles Rane:  You 've changed your hair .
Janet: Yeah . About 100 times in the last 3 weeks .
Major Charles Rane: And you 're not wearing a brassiere .
Janet: Nobody wears them any more . Did n't they tell you that ?
Major Charles Rane: No . They told us about mini - skirts but I never thought we 'd get to see one .
Janet: Oh , I have _ one _ , do you want me to try it on ?
Major Charles Rane: You do n't have to do that .
Output: REFERENCE mini