niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Riley Finn:  That 's Hostile _ 17 _ .
Spike: No , I 'm just a friend of Xaannderr 's . Pfftt . Bugger it . I 'm your guy .
Buffy: This is Spike . He 's , um ... It 's a really long story , but he 's not bad anymore .
Spike: Hey ! What am I , a bleeding broken record ? I 'm bad , it 's just I ca n't bite anymore . Thanks to you wankers .
Riley Finn: We 've been looking all over the place for him - but you 've known where 's he 's been all along .
Buffy: It 's not like that .
Riley Finn: Then what is it like ? What 's he doing here ?
Spike: Leaving you swabs to your dramatics , thanks . I 've got my stories on the telly for that . By the by . If you 're trying to kill her .
Riley Finn: Buffy
Riley Finn: , what is this ? You 're hiding an H.S.T. ?
Xander Harris: Why do n't you just back off and let her ask the questions , Jack ? Your boss just tried to make monster food out of her .
Riley Finn: I , I did n't see much , I was n't there . All I know is that Professor Walsh told me you were dead , but then I saw you on the monitors . This is n't Professor Walsh . There must be something making her act this way . Something , I do n't know , controlling her .
Rupert Giles: We think Buffy may have been becoming too inquisitive . That she was getting close to something that Professor Walsh was trying to hide . Do you have any idea what that might be ?
Buffy: What about 314 ? Maybe that 's it .
Riley Finn: Maybe she was trying to test you . What if it was only a drill ?
Buffy: Then why did she tell you I was dead ? Riley , it was n't a test .
Rupert Giles: See I 've heard rumors that the Initiative is n't all that we 've been told . That , um , secretly they 're working toward some darker purpose , something that might harm us all .
Riley Finn: No ! That 's - that 's not what happens there .
Buffy: Riley !
Riley Finn: I would know !
Buffy: No one is sure of anything , okay ? We 're just trying to sort it out .
Riley Finn: I ca n't be here . I 'll sort it out on my own .
Output: OTHER
Azmuth:  This sword is a weapon of terrible power . If wielded by _ one _ who is worthy , it can not be stopped .
Sir George: If it is so formidable , why do you not wield it yourself ?
Azmuth: Because I am not worthy .
Output: PEOPLE
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: OTHER
Entrepreneur:  With 800k you 're going to make _ 1 million 300 _ which means you 'll have a profit of 500k .
Kevin O'Leary: And how fast will it take me to get that ?
Entrepreneur: Hmm . Couple weeks . No no no , I mean ...
Kevin O'Leary: Gee , you sell cocaine too !
Output: CURRENCY
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan:  I 'm fine .
Dr. Lance Sweets: If you were fine , you 'd be balled up in a corner , weeping or semi - catatonic .
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Does that sound fine to you ?
Special Agent Seeley Booth: I 'm sorry , Bones , but I 'm going to have to agree with Sweets on this _ one _ .
Dr. Lance Sweets: I think it 's important for you to know that * we * know that the colder more objective you appear on the outside , the more pain you feel on the inside .
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: I 'm fine !
Dr. Lance Sweets: No , you 're not !
Output: OTHER
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan:  I believe the term is one in the hole
Special Agent Seeley Booth: No , Bones , it 's a hole in _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Marilyn Munster:  If there 's anything I can do for you , please call me .
Chester Skinner: Thank you very much . Oh , is there a phone in there ?
Marilyn Munster: Oh yes , we put _ one _ in when we decided to rent the room . That will save you from running down to the coffin in the hall .
Output: REFERENCE phone
Bob:  Hey Ross , when 's your dad getting home ?
Ross Harper: Any minute now .
Bob: That 's a good _ one _ , Ross ! Anyway , when he gets here , you might wanna tell him he 's out of aftershave .
Ross Harper: Bob , You 've got ta stay out of my dad 's things !
Bob: That 's another good one , Ross . Oh , another thing . Was that lamp on your mother 's night table like a really important lamp ?
Ross Harper: Why are we talking in the past tense , Bob ?
Bob: Oh , no reason .
Output: OTHER
Det. Ray Vecchio:  So what 's the emergency ?
Fraser: Well , I 've been assigned to escort the daughter of Canada 's senior trade negotiator .
Det. Ray Vecchio: The _ one _ in the green dress dancing with the doofus ?
Fraser: He 's the American ambassador 's son .
Det. Ray Vecchio: Looks like a very painful experience .
Fraser: Well , dancing with the Americans often is , Ray . Speaking politically , of course , not personally .
Output: REFERENCE daughter
Arnold Rothstein:  Meyer , Charlie , I believe you know Mr. Masseria .
Lucky Luciano: Everybody knows Joe the boss .
Arnold Rothstein: Then perhaps you also know , though it is of course news to me , that a card game you operate is located in territory that Mr. Masseria considers to be his .
Joe Masseria: Not considers ! Is mine .
Arnold Rothstein: My thinking was , before any more blood is shed , that a compromise can be reached .
Meyer Lansky: More blood ?
Joe Masseria: Tompkins Square Park , my two nephews ?
Lucky Luciano: I do n't know what you 're talking about .
Arnold Rothstein: Apparently two of Mr. Masseria 's emissaries to your establishment were murdered shortly after their visit .
Meyer Lansky: We do operate a game in what might be termed a grey area territorially . But as to any violence in the neighborhood ...
Joe Masseria: They stab themself , eh ?
Lucky Luciano: A coincidence then . It happens .
Joe Masseria: On my streets , no coincidence . This little prick , since he 's 10 years old he causes problems .
Arnold Rothstein: It seems to me you boys ought to extend a token of goodwill towards Mr. Masseria . Shall we say a one - time fee of $ 2000 for the families of those gentlemen and a tax of 10% on the game going forward ?
Lucky Luciano: Hold on a fuckin ' second ...
Arnold Rothstein: Charlie .
Joe Masseria: 10% is okay . For now .
Arnold Rothstein: Then we have an agreement ?
Joe Masseria: What are you doing with these Christ - killers ? Come with me , I 'll make you rich .
Lucky Luciano: With your other hand in my pockets .
Joe Masseria: I 'm watching you , boy . Every fucking step .
Arnold Rothstein: Charlie .
Lucky Luciano: A.R. , _ two _ grand is bad enough , but 10% of the fucking game ?
Meyer Lansky: We already pay half the take on that game to you .
Arnold Rothstein: Yes . And now you boys know why .
Output: CURRENCY
Ben:  Take my advice : never employ a frustrated dentist .
Susan: Or marry _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE dentist
Mrs. Luxury:  Why did n't you think to get each of them a pony ? Then they 'd have nothing to quarrel over !
Mr. Luxury: Why did n't you ? Well , do n't stand there gaping ! Go and get another pony !
Footman: Yes , sir .
Tyltyl: All right , you can have this old pony ! They 'll get me a better _ one _ !
Mytyl: Oh , no ! You keep this one , and I 'll take the better one !
Tyltyl: I 'll get there first !
Mytyl: Oh no , you wo n't !
Mrs. Luxury: There just seems to be no satisfying them .
Mr. Luxury: If you ask me , they 're spoiled .
Output: REFERENCE pony
Lord Peter Wimsey:  Facts , Bunter , must have facts . When I was a small boy , I always hated facts . Thought they were nasty , hard things , all nobs .
Mervyn Bunter: Yes , my lord . My old mother always used to say ...
Lord Peter Wimsey: Your mother , Bunter ? Oh , I never knew you had _ one _ . I always thought you just sort of came along already - made , so it were . Oh , excuse me . How infernally rude of me . Beg pardon , I 'm sure .
Mervyn Bunter: That 's all right , my lord .
Lord Peter Wimsey: Thank you .
Mervyn Bunter: Yes indeed , I was one of seven .
Lord Peter Wimsey: That is pure invention , Bunter , I know better . You are unique . But you were going to tell me about your mater .
Mervyn Bunter: Oh yes , my lord . My old mother always used to say that facts are like cows . If you stare them in the face hard enough , and they generally run away .
Lord Peter Wimsey: By Jove , that 's courageous , Bunter . What a splendid person she must be .
Mervyn Bunter: I think so , my lord .
Output: REFERENCE mother
Brother Alwyn Macomber:  Faith and reason are the shoes on your feet . You can travel further with both than you can with just _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE Faith
Dr. Merrins:  Um , Detective , this is somewhat awkward , but I 'm not sure who I should report it to .
Olivia Benson: Report what ?
Dr. Merrins: The admission records say she 's _ 16 _ .
Olivia Benson: Yeah , she is .
Dr. Merrins: On the X - ray of her jaw , I noticed she did n't have any buds .
Olivia Benson: Sorry , what are buds ?
Dr. Merrins: Undescended wisdom teeth . They do n't come in until you reach adulthood .
Olivia Benson: Right .
Dr. Merrins: When I was wiring her , I noticed that she had scars where her wisdom teeth had been extracted .
Olivia Benson: So what does that mean ?
Dr. Merrins: Cassandra ca n't be 16 . Judging from how well the scars are healed over , I 'd say she has to be in her mid to late 20s .
Output: AGE
Eric Duckman:  I haven't felt a metal mama since I had to strap _ one _ on during my honeymoon .
Output: REFERENCE mama
Julie Johnston:  Writing anymore letters , Crystal ?
Zandra Plackett: Send _ one _ to Yvonne 's hit man - ask him to take you out !
Julie Saunders: She can do that herself , ca n't she - she works in the kitchen , she could get a knife and slit her own bleedin ' throat !
Julie Johnston: Yeah - and Dockley 's while she 's at it !
Output: REFERENCE letters
Jep Gambardella:  The most important thing I discovered a few days after turning _ 65 _ is that I ca n't waste any more time doing things I do n't want to do .
Output: AGE
David Lee:  We 're like homeless lawyers .
Will Gardner: So the vote is this Friday . Bond is up by three votes , one of them is supposedly me . So he 's really only up by one .
David Lee: By two .
Will Gardner: No , by one
David Lee: He loses one vote so he 's up by two .
Will Gardner: No , I move to Diane 's side so she gains _ one _ and he loses one .
David Lee: What are you talking about ?
Will Gardner, David Lee, Diane Lockhart: inseparable arguing
Diane Lockhart: Can we agree we need more votes ? We need more votes and we are running out of time
Output: REFERENCE vote
Laurel Lance:  You know , if were going to drink tonight , you would have done it by now .
Quentin Lance: Really ? Are you going to get your mask and your billy club and take it away from , huh ? Black Canary ?
Laurel Lance: Dad !
Quentin Lance: When does your shift start , huh ? Should n't you be running around the rooftops by now ?
Laurel Lance: Hey . Do you remember when I was going to take that corporate job in San Francisco ? Do you remember what you said to me ? You were mad because I was n't choosing a life where I was going to help people . It 's like you knew . Already , even then . You knew that my life was always headed to that mask .
Quentin Lance: Do you think that 's why I 'm all torn up about ? The reason I want to open up this bottle and want to crawl inside it is because of what you did to us . I loved your sister , I loved your Mom . So much like each other , and you know , these wild spirits . But you and I , we had something more than that , 'cause we are the ones that were alike . And we had trust and we had a bond , and you broke it . And I do n't know how you could do that to us . Look , I 'm going to survive this . I mean , I got to , it 's my baby girl . But what you 've done , I do n't know how I 'm going to live through this .
Laurel Lance: Daddy , I think we should go to a meeting .
Quentin Lance: Yeah . I 'll go to the one on Broxton . You go to the _ one _ on Fourth .
Output: REFERENCE meeting
Freddie Thornhill:  I 've provided you with everything you could ever want since the moment we met ! You were pulling pints in a pub !
Stuart Bixby: I was the manager ! And I was going to be a model .
Freddie Thornhill: You were never going to be a model !
Stuart Bixby: No , not with you sucking the life out of me ! You know , I aged five years just sharing a taxi with you that night !
Freddie Thornhill: Is that why you look a _ thousand _ ? You 're practically melting onto the rug !
Ash Weston: Should I go ?
Freddie Thornhill: ... Why ? Do n't be ridiculous !
Stuart Bixby: ... Of course not !
Output: AGE
Jade Curtiss:  And my other goal is to make you youngsters crazy before I reach _ 40 _ .
Output: AGE
Aunt Polly:  I remain unpersuaded that a motorized vehicle is anything other than an unnecessary expense .
Tim: ... what ?
Aunt Polly: Do we really need _ one _ ?
Output: REFERENCE vehicle
Roberta Hertzel:  People used to think it was strange 'cause I breast - fed him ' til he was almost _ five _ , but I say - hunh , just look at the results !
Output: AGE
Beka Valentine:  So , uh , counting to _ three _ ... kind of tells them when to shoot .
Output: OTHER
Bill Ray:  Well , how does it feel to turn eighty ?
Norman: Twice as bad as it did turning _ forty _ .
Output: AGE
Ren Stevens:  Hi , Mr. Walsh . I was just handing in my most recent article . This _ one _ makes my piece on the dangers of chalk dust look like child 's play .
Mr. Walsh: Great , 'cause I want you to cover something else for me .
Ren Stevens: What , where , when , why ?
Mr. Walsh: You can ask those questions on Friday at the big rack meet .
Ren Stevens: Sports ? Me ?
Mr. Walsh: Ren , this assignment is an honor . Sports writing is a dignified aspect of journalism .
Ren Stevens: Nobody else wanted to do it ?
Mr. Walsh: Exactly .
Output: REFERENCE article
Oscar Piper:  So that 's your system ?
Hildegarde Withers: Can you suggest a better _ one _ ?
Oscar Piper: I suggest using your head a little .
Hildegarde Withers: That 'd be nice work for you , Oscar , if you could get it .
Hildegarde Withers: Uuuhhh !
Output: REFERENCE system
Queen:  All alone , my pet ?
Snow White: Why , why , yes , I am , but .
Queen: Then the little men are not here ?
Snow White: No , they 're not , but .
Queen: Mmm , mm - hmm .
Queen: Baking
Queen: pies ?
Snow White: Yes , gooseberry pie .
Queen: It 's apple pies that make the menfolks ' mouths water .
Queen: Pies
Queen: made from apples like these .
Snow White: Oh , they do look delicious .
Queen: Yes , but wait till you taste _ one _ , dearie . Like to try one , hm ? Go on . Go on , have a bite .
Output: REFERENCE apples
Tummi Gummi:  Have you tried * that * switch ?
Gruffi Gummi: Which one ?
Tummi Gummi: The little _ one _ that says START .
Output: REFERENCE switch
Carl:  Heh heh heh HEYYYYYYYY ! Guess who this is ?
Donna Bryson: H ... hello ?
Carl: Haha , that 's what your mom said . BEFORE I SHAVED HER BACK ! Hahahhaaaa ... yeah ... no , actually , I did talk to your mom , and she said to call you .
Donna Bryson: Oh ... okay , well ... do you know what time it is ?
Carl: Yeah , I keep the blinds closed , so it 's kinda disorienting . But you know , I do n't want the government in my business .
Donna Bryson: It 's two in the morning .
Carl: Awww , it 's my bedtime ! C'mon , what happened to the Donna I remember ? The one who KNEW how to party BACK IN ' _ 81 _ ? ...
Donna Bryson: ... oh ... yeah ... you 're ... that guy ... with ...
Carl: Oh , come on ... it 's Carl ! Class of ' 81 !
Donna Bryson: Oh ... okay ...
Carl: Well , I was n't there for long . That place was a scam ! I left it in the dust . But enough about me , Donna ... you , uh , still got that cleavage ? ...
Carl: Heh
Carl: heh heh heh ... still , uh , SMUGGLING , UH , BALLOONS ? ... WHEREVER YOU GO ? ... heh heh heh heh ... Where are you now ?
Carl: Hello ? ...
Carl: Yeah
Carl: , well , uh , maybe you should n't , uh , BOOTY CALL ME when I 've got guests here ! Ohhhh , God , she is so horny for me . Alright , that 's the last of the W 's . There 's a " Z " left but , ugh , got that unibrow ... eh , screw it , look up Zambrano . Normally I would n't do a fat chick from the flag corps , but uh ... IT IS A NEW ERA ! Heh heh heh heh ...
Carl: ...
Carl: of loneliness ...
Carl: ...
Carl: Oh , God .
Output: YEAR
Cesare Borgia:  You cry .
Agapito Geraldini: In bitterness , there is security . When _ one _ goes , so does the other .
Output: REFERENCE bitterness
Tuffnut:  Long - lost Great Uncle Magmar ! Oh , my Thor ! Was n't he the _ one _ who could pass an entire cod through one nostril ?
Ruffnut: And debone it at the same time ? It 's really a lost art .
Tuffnut: People just do n't appreciate the craftsmanship .
Output: PEOPLE
Byron:  Do you want a tombstone that says , " He Lived For Centuries " or do you want _ one _ that says , " For Centuries He Was Alive " ?
Methos: You 're not listening to me . I do n't want a tombstone .
Output: REFERENCE tombstone
Henry Browning:  You were both over 18 . Regardless of your seriousness or intent at the time , I 'm afraid that your wedding at the Drive - Thru of Love was real , legal , and binding .
Kate Beckett: Okay , we are getting married in three days .
Henry Browning: I 'm afraid you ca n't . Not unless you terminate your first marriage .
Kate Beckett: We have three hundred people coming . Most of them are flying in . So what are we going to say to all of them ?
Richard Castle: Henry , is there anything we can do to make this go away ?
Henry Browning: It 's possible , if there 's mutual consent . I brought a dissolution of marriage contract , and I could expedite it through the city , but ... you 'll have to get Mr. O'Leary to sign it , too .
Kate Beckett: How ? It 's been fifteen years . I have no idea where he is .
Kevin Ryan: Okay , looks like we found him . But man , is your husband a piece of work .
Kate Beckett: He 's not my husband .
Richard Castle: Except legally , he is .
Kate Beckett: So , what do we know about him ?
Javier Esposito: Well , your boy got around . He was charged with theft in Austin in ' 5 . He did time for a DUI in Iowa in ' 7 .
Kevin Ryan: He was arrested for fraud in Kentucky , and , uh ... oh , this is a good _ one _ . He was put in jail for impersonating an FBI agent in New Orleans .
Richard Castle: I must say , given his record , I 'm really surprised you stayed with him all these years .
Output: OTHER
Gob:  I 'm the pathetic _ one _ , Buster , not you . I totally freaked out in front of that prosecutor today . Like a little girl , in a little dress , little saddle shoes , little pigtails .
Buster: Wow , that does sound like a little girl .
Output: PEOPLE
Ian Curtis:  Side effects include : drowsiness , apathy , and blurred vision ... I 'm taking _ two _ .
Output: OTHER
Rosemary Boxer:  Oh , I do n't know what came over me .
Laura Thyme: Sheer bloody lunacy that 's what came over you . Here , drink this . Come on , down in one .
Rosemary Boxer: Oh , that 's very nice .
Laura Thyme: You 're in shock .
Rosemary Boxer: I think I need _ two _ more .
Laura Thyme: I want you to calm down not fall over .
Output: OTHER
Kouichi Sakakibara:  I saw the phrase " Who is the dead _ one _ ? " written in your desk . Did you write it ?
Mei Misaki: Yes I know I 'm not dead . so I wanted to ask who it was .
Kouichi Sakakibara: Can You notice that ?
Mei Misaki: Well
Yukiyo ' Kirika' Misaki: ...
Yukiyo ' Kirika' Misaki: Welcome
Yukiyo ' Kirika' Misaki: . Sorry for the way I look .
Yukiyo ' Kirika' Misaki: Is he a friend from class ? Or the art club ?
Mei Misaki: He is also a client of the gallery below . Seems to enjoy it a lot .
Yukiyo ' Kirika' Misaki: Oh , really ? Seems unusual for a boy . Do you like dolls ? .
Kouichi Sakakibara: Actually , I ...
Mei Misaki: I think it 's time to go , Sakakibara .
Output: PEOPLE
Mr. Largo:  We had to sell all our trombone mutes .
Nelson Muntz: Wah - wah !
Mr. Largo: Oh , why did I sell _ one _ to Nelson ?
Nelson Muntz: Wah - wah !
Mr. Largo: Anyway , he 's far better than anyone in the band .
Output: REFERENCE mutes
NYPD Detective Kate Beckett:  I hope this is for real , Castle . Because if it 's not , we 're shortchanging our John Doe .
Richard Castle: Oh , trust me . I ca n't believe you 've never heard of this place . I get all my costumes here .
Richard Castle: We
Richard Castle: can use this opportunity to find you _ one _ for my Halloween party .
Richard Castle: How
Richard Castle: about ... slutty nurse ?
NYPD Detective Kate Beckett: Fantasize all you want , Castle . I am not trying on costumes for you .
Output: REFERENCE costumes
Trent:  Well , I have to go . Mystic Spiral has a practice at seven .
Jane: It 's _ nine _ .
Trent: Oh ... I 'd better get going , then .
Output: TIME
Teddy:  Hey , wait a minute , where are you guys living ?
Moe: You know the Ritz Carlton on Oak Street ?
Teddy: Oh , sure .
Curly: Yeah , we 're camped out in the dumpster out back .
Larry: But not the dirty , beat - up green _ one _ . It 's the shiny blue one right next to it
Teddy: Oh ... You know , I 've got an idea : Why do n't you guys come crash at my place , just until you get your feet back on the ground ?
Larry: Oh boy , that sounds terrific !
Curly: Yeah , heh .
Moe: We 're not going anywhere .
Larry: What are you talking about , Moe ?
Moe: Thanks Teddy Bear , but we 're gon na stay put . We got too many irons in the fire right now .
Teddy: Of course you do . Hey look , I got ta get going ; I 'm supposed to be visiting a friend . Wait , let 's get a quick pic first .
Moe: What is that gadget ?
Teddy: It 's an iPhone .
Curly: Eye - phone ? Hello ? Hello ! There 's nobody there .
Teddy: Works better on your ear . Here , come on , everybody .
Moe: Where do you think you 're going ?
Larry: Aah !
Moe: Here , let me get- Wait a minute , wait a second .
Teddy: Smile !
Teddy: Oh , that 's great . It 's so good to see you guys , really . You haven't changed a bit .
Output: REFERENCE dumpster
Dr. John Carter:  And last but not least is the lovely , but sort of spooky , Miss Armstrong in _ 2 _ , who 's waiting on a psych consult before the sewer people come and get her .
Dr. Deb Chen: What sewer people ?
Dr. John Carter: She 's crazy , Deb . Hence the psych consult .
Output: OTHER
John Stillman:  Vine is here about Travis Whitman , the art dealer .
Lilly Rush: His wife died last month . Fell down the stairs at their home .
John Stillman: Well , that 's his story , at least . But now he 's been charged with her murder .
Lilly Rush: Really ?
John Stillman: Lillian thinks he could be responsible for another death .
Lilly Rush: Whose ?
Lillian Vine - 2006: My daughter 's in _ 1968 _ . They were both 18 .
Lilly Rush: What happened ?
Lillian Vine - 2006: Travis escorted Emma to her debutante ball . She died that night . From a fall down the stairs .
Lilly Rush: That does n't happen twice in a lifetime .
Lillian Vine - 2006: It 's the same death .
John Stillman: Emma 's case was put on a shelf pretty quick after it came in .
Lilly Rush: Was it ruled an accident ?
John Stillman: No , it was handled as an S job , suspicious death . It meant no one looked at it too closely in ' 68 .
Lilly Rush: Well , it 's 2006 now , and we like to look .
Output: YEAR
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: CURRENCY
Eric:  Guess who 's got pictures of Cory running naked through the sprinkler ?
Cory: Eric , I was _ four _ .
Eric: You were twelve .
Cory: It was ... refreshing .
Output: AGE
Emily Prentiss:  So , how does a Brit ...
Mick Rawson: A handsome Brit .
Emily Prentiss: How does a Brit end up in the FBI ?
Mick Rawson: It 's pretty simple . Cooper and I bumped into each other a few times . Ten months ago , they told him he could handpick a new team . He called , I came . Passport did n't matter .
Emily Prentiss: Huh . So , is it true that no one in the British Special Forces is allowed to admit they 're in it ?
Mick Rawson: I do n't know . I 'd have to ask around about that _ one _ .
Emily Prentiss: You know , there 's a lot of rumors about your boss .
Mick Rawson: Yeah ?
Emily Prentiss: One I heard was when he left the BAU , he was doing psychological ops overseas .
Mick Rawson: Well , I 've never been big on rumors .
Emily Prentiss: So I do n't suppose you 're gon na tell me just where you two " bumped into each other " ?
Mick Rawson: I 'll tell you I trust the man with my life . I 'll tell you I 'd die for the man .
Output: REFERENCE allowed
Helena Shebritch:  Another life . I just have to shed the old _ one _ and try again .
Output: REFERENCE life
Paul:  You belong to me !
Nubi: i belong to know _ one _ ! I be free like the cloud that pass .
Output: OTHER
Topanga Lawrence:  Topanga : " We 're only 14 years old . These feelings ... when did you know ? "
Cory Matthews: Cory : " Promise you wo n't laugh ? ... Do you remember the time when we were in my backyard chasing fireflies ? And you had , like , 20 in your jar and I had one with a broken bulb ? And then Eric came outside and started teasing us ? "
Topanga Lawrence: Topanga : " He said ' Cory loves Topanga ' and you said ' Yuck , I hate her ' "
Cory Matthews: Cory : " That 's when I knew "
Topanga Lawrence: Topanga : " Cory , we were only _ 6 _ "
Cory Matthews: Cory : " Who cares ? "
Topanga Lawrence: Topanga : " How could you know then ? I 'm not even sure I know what ' I love you ' means now "
Cory Matthews: Cory : " Look , all I know is that you and I belong together . I 've always been able to talk to you , to make you laugh and I 've always , always wanted to take care of you ... "
Topanga Lawrence: Topanga : " So that 's what I love you means ? "
Cory Matthews: Cory : " Yeah ... bye "
Topanga Lawrence: Topanga : " Cory ? I love you too "
Output: AGE
Anya:  I mean , I for _ one _ did n't want to start my day with a slaughter . Which really just goes to show how much I 've grown !
Output: PEOPLE
PA Announcer [Susman, Todd]:  Attention all personnel : Come _ one _ , come all to a wake ... for the late , great Captain Pierce . We 'll be mourning all afternoon and evening . The deceased will deliver the eulogy . And the guests will have twenty minutes for rebuttal . Remains to be seen in the Swamp .
Output: REFERENCE personnel
Columbo:  What kinda house sells for 5.7 million ? Must have a lot of bedrooms !
Vivian Dimitri: Yes , _ eight _ , I think .
Columbo: What is it , some kind of mansion ?
Vivian Dimitri: Well , not exactly . It needs a little work , but it 's in the right neighborhood .
Columbo: Needs work ? You mean it 's a fixer ?
Vivian Dimitri: Well , I would n't go that far !
Output: REFERENCE bedrooms
Tuco Salamanca:  What 's your name ?
Walt: Heisenberg .
Tuco Salamanca: Have a seat , Heisenberg .
Walt: I do n't imagine I 'll be here very long .
Tuco Salamanca: No ? All right , be that way . It 's your meeting . Why do n't you start talking and tell me what you want ?
Walt: $ 50000 .
Tuco Salamanca: 50 G 's ! How do you figure that ?
Walt: _ 35 _ for the pound of meth you stole and 15 for my partner 's pain and suffering .
Tuco Salamanca: Partner ... ? Oh yeah . I remember that little bitch . So you must be daddy . Let me get this straight : I steal your dope , I beat the piss out of your mule boy , and then you walk in here and bring me * more * meth ?
Tuco Salamanca: That
Tuco Salamanca: 's a brilliant plan , ese .
No-Doze: Brilliant .
Walt: You got one part of that wrong .
Walt: This
Walt: is not meth .
Tuco Salamanca: ARE
Tuco Salamanca: YOU FUCKING NUTS ?
Walt: Want to find out ?
Output: CURRENCY
Richard Vernon:  You 're not fooling anyone , Bender . The next screw that falls out will be you .
John Bender: Eat my shorts .
Richard Vernon: What was that ?
John Bender: Eat ... My ... Shorts .
Richard Vernon: You just bought yourself another Saturday .
John Bender: Ooh , I 'm crushed .
Richard Vernon: You just bought one more .
John Bender: Well I 'm free the Saturday after that . Beyond that , I 'm going to have to check my calendar .
Richard Vernon: Good , cause it 's going to be filled . We 'll keep going . You want another one ? Just say the word say it . Instead of going to prison you 'll come here . Are you through ?
John Bender: No .
Richard Vernon: I 'm doing society a favor .
John Bender: So ?
Richard Vernon: That 's another one right now ! I 've got you for the rest of your natural born life if you do n't watch your step . You want another one ?
John Bender: Yes .
Richard Vernon: You got it ! You got another one right there ! That 's another one pal !
Claire Standish: Cut it out !
Richard Vernon: You through ?
John Bender: Not even close bud !
Richard Vernon: Good ! You got _ one _ more right there !
John Bender: You really think I give a shit ?
Richard Vernon: Another ! You through ?
John Bender: How many is that ?
Brian Johnson: That 's seven including when we first came in and you asked Mr. Vernon whether Barry Manilow knew that he raided his closet .
Richard Vernon: Now it 's eight . You stay out of this .
Brian Johnson: Excuse me sir , it 's seven .
Output: OTHER
David Rossi:  He killed a woman this time .
Aaron Hotchner: Yeah . She 's also the first _ one _ he covered up . This is remorse . She was n't part of the plan .
David Rossi: Which explains why he moved the body . She was n't killed here .
Alex Blake: The garrote was used postmortem . C.O.D. appears to be blunt - force trauma to the back of the head .
David Rossi: He did n't do a good job of covering this up .
Aaron Hotchner: He 's panicking . We find where she was killed , we find him .
Alex Blake: Except no one even knows what her name is .
David Rossi: No ID , just a phone .
Derek Morgan: Hi
Derek Morgan: , my name is Derek Morgan with the FBI . I 'm trying to locate a woman , first name Ashley . It 's extremely important .
David Rossi: This is Ashley .
Output: REFERENCE woman
Narrator:  In October of _ 1969 _ , veteran centerfielder Curt Flood of the St. Louis Cardinals got word that he was to be traded to Philadelphia . The Phillies were a second - division team known for their hostility toward black players , and Flood did not wish to move his family or to leave his business interests behind .
Curt Flood: I often wondered what would I do if I were ever traded , because it had happened many , many times . It was , in quote , " part of the game . " And then suddenly , it happened to me . I was leaving one of the greatest organizations in the world to , at that time , what was probably the least - liked . And , by God , this is America . And I 'm a human being . I 'm not a piece of property . I 'm not a consignment of goods .
Narrator: Flood did not report to the Phillies ' training camp . " I am a man , " he told baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn .
Curt Flood: " Dear Mr. Kuhn , after twelve years in the Major Leagues , I do not feel that I am a piece of property to be bought and sold irrespective of my wishes . I believe that any system which produces that result violates my basic rights as a citizen and is inconsistent with the laws of the United States . It is my desire to play baseball in 1970 , and I am capable of playing . I have received a contract from the Philadelphia club , but I believe I have the right to consider offers from other clubs before making any decisions . I therefore request that you make known to all Major League clubs my feelings in this matter , and advise them of my availability for the 1970 season . Sincerely , Curt Flood . "
Narrator: The commissioner refused to exempt him from the reserve clause . Flood refused to play , and vowed to take his case all the way to the Supreme Court . The century - old struggle between the owners and the players was approaching a climax .
Output: YEAR
Charles Foster Kane:  As Charles Foster Kane who owns eighty - two _ thousand _ , six hundred and thirty - four shares of public transit - you see , I do have a general idea of my holdings - I sympathize with you . Charles Foster Kane is a scoundrel . His paper should be run out of town . A committee should be formed to boycott him . You may , if you can form such a committee , put me down for a contribution of one thousand dollars .
Output: REFERENCE shares
Nicholas Petraki:  Hey , Lara , what do you say to two handsome Greek partners ?
Lara Croft: Well , when you find _ two _ , let me know !
Output: REFERENCE partners
Paramedic #1:  Okay , let 's get the paperwork done . What 's the T.O.D. ?
Paramedic #2: I 'll check . Time of death : _ 9.3 _ , Thursday night . Hey , this is a nice watch .
Output: TIME
Kevin Levin:  The robot we fought tonight was a custom job . Created by the weapon masters of Techadon . It must 've cost a fortune . Somebody put a hit on you .
Ben Tennyson: I 'm not worried .
Kevin Levin: You should be . The Techadons will keep coming each one'll be stronger than the _ one _ before . And they wo n't stop until you 're destroyed .
Output: REFERENCE Techadon
Kevin Levin:  The robot we fought tonight was a custom job . Created by the weapon masters of Techadon . It must 've cost a fortune . Somebody put a hit on you .
Ben Tennyson: I 'm not worried .
Kevin Levin: You should be . The Techadons will keep coming each one'll be stronger than the _ one _ before . And they wo n't stop until you 're destroyed .
Output: REFERENCE Techadons
Alice Gold:  This is so funny ... the whole world crumbles and the next thing like Wednesday that you thought you could depend on just vanishes and ... I just think of Arthur and the time that he got up in the middle of the night to get himself a glass of water and , without asking , he got _ one _ for me ... without , without asking ...
Output: REFERENCE glass
Alex Blake:  Identical twins ! What are the odds ?
David Rossi: About _ 3.5 _ per thousand
David Rossi: Well
David Rossi: , I asked the Reid the same question .
Output: REFERENCE odds
Jennifer Jareau:  What 's up , Spence ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: There 's something strange about this one branch of the family tree . Garcia ?
Penelope Garcia: Talk to me . I am fluent in genius .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Roy and Becky Danary . They died in _ 1985 _ , leaving behind a son named William Danary , but there 's no record of what happened to him .
Penelope Garcia: The Danarys were Peace Corps workers in Ecuador . They died in a car accident there ... and you 're right , their kid just sort of vanished . Let me do some digging , and I will call you back .
Output: YEAR
Vulcan Captain:  Captain Archer ?
Commander Tucker: Yes ? Is there a problem ?
Vulcan Captain: You seem very young for a Starfleet captain .
Commander Tucker: Healthy living . You have a message from Admiral Forrest ?
Vulcan Captain: I 'm not certain what this means but Admiral Forrest asked me to inform you that " Cal beat Stanford seven to _ three _ . "
Commander Tucker: I 'll be sure to tell him .
Vulcan Captain: Tell who ?
Commander Tucker: I 'm afraid it 's confidential . Thank you for relaying the message . Archer out .
Output: OTHER
Pacey:  Dawson , what 's up ? I came over as soon as I got your message .
Dawson: I 'm freaking out .
Pacey: Why ? What 's the problem ?
Dawson: It 's almost midnight .
Pacey: Yeah , it 's your birthday . In a couple of minutes , you 're gon na be _ 16 _ . Congratulations , man . This is a major turning point .
Dawson: Yeah . And I 'm eternally lost as a species on this planet .
Pacey: Oh , this is gon na be bad .
Dawson: I 'm about to be 16 years old in a matter of minutes , and I 'm still ... me !
Output: AGE
Louise:  I 've been honest with these _ two _ ever since Gene got too fat .
Gene: I remember the ice - cream sandwich that did it too . I regret nothing !
Louise: And Tina , you have bad breath .
Tina: Not if you 're a fish .
Output: PEOPLE
Susan:  I got something here that 'll warm us up but quick . Have one ?
Johnny Cabot: No , thanks .
Susan: Well , down the hatch as you sailors say .
Johnny Cabot: Hah ! That 's the stiff that puts waves on your permanent .
Susan: Sure you wo n't have _ one _ ?
Johnny Cabot: Did you leave any ?
Output: OTHER
James 'Jimmy' Darmody:  Five .
Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson: Actually , there were _ four _ , but let 's not quibble over that little detail , shall we ?
James 'Jimmy' Darmody: We could n't leave any witnesses , Nuck .
Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson: Fucking idiot .
James 'Jimmy' Darmody: I screwed up , okay ? I 'm sorry . I 'm gon na make it up to you . I 'll work extra hours .
Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson: Whoa , hold on there . Wait a second . You do n't work for me anymore . Let 's get that straight right now . And you made that decision , not me .
James 'Jimmy' Darmody: Well , who 's gon na drive you ?
Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson: What 's the difference ? You wanna be a gangster , kid ? Go be a gangster . But if you want to be a gangster in my town , then you 'll pay me for the priviledge . That envelope you gave me , my end , according to my calculations , you 're three grand short .
James 'Jimmy' Darmody: What do you mean ?
Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson: Are you deaf and stupid ? You pull a stunt like that , ass - fuck me with Arnold Rothstein in the process , you owe me another three grand .
James 'Jimmy' Darmody: Nucky , I spent most of the money .
Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson: Three thousand dollars . You got forty - eight hours .
Output: OTHER
Detective #1:  Got a gun , creep ?
Fletch: Shamu 's got _ one _ , borrow his .
Detective #1: What have we here ?
Fletch: That 's my dick .
Output: REFERENCE gun
Melinda May:  Wheels up in _ five _ .
Output: TIME
Penelope Garcia:  So , Monty tracked Reid 's passport . Turns out he used his personal and not his work issued one , which makes sense , because he was n't working , right ? Say " right " .
Dr. Tara Lewis: Mm . Working or not , he should have been briefed before leaving the country and he was n't .
Penelope Garcia: So on a scale of _ one _ to terrible ?
Dr. Tara Lewis: It 's terrible . The Bureau 's gon na hold it against him . He violated security protocol . I mean , as a federal agent , he 's a high - value target . You know this . The brass does n't like it when you keep them in the dark .
Penelope Garcia: Why did he keep us out of this ? I did n't know he crossed the border once , let alone three times .
Dr. Tara Lewis: Three times in the last three months ? What was he doing down there ?
Penelope Garcia: Lying . He was lying . Every time he crossed the border , he lied to us , and he went all rogue , and got himself into all this damn trouble .
Dr. Tara Lewis: Well , he was making decisions with his heart and not his head .
Penelope Garcia: Which I am intimately familiar with , but none of this would have happened if he would have let us help .
Dr. Tara Lewis: Well , Penelope , that 's what we 're gon na do now . Okay ?
Penelope Garcia: Well , I 'm still mad at him .
Output: OTHER
Busby:  How long have known her , 86 ?
Maxwell Smart: Oh , I 've known 99 since she was _ 24 _ .
Busby: I thought Huffacker was 24 ?
Output: AGE
Hayden Chase:  If anything changes , you call me .
Sydney: Did you have any idea she and Dixon ...
Jack Bristow: No ... But then I tend to miss those kinds of details .
Sydney: What are you talking about ? You 're the master of details .
Jack Bristow: Really ? I 've gone over the details a thousand times in my mind . Each _ one _ , added up to the same conclusion . That your life was in danger , and your mother was the lethal threat .
Output: REFERENCE details
Cafeteria Lady:  You may be a math teacher over there , but in here , you nothin' but a substance abuser that can count to _ ten _ !
Output: OTHER
Hector MacDonald:  No news on the wake then ?
Molly MacDonald: For the last time Hector , they 're not having _ one _ .
Hector MacDonald: It 's a damn disgrace . Music and dancing , that 's what I want when I go , and plenty of it .
Molly MacDonald: Oh believe me , dear , there will be .
Output: REFERENCE wake
Dr. Jack Hodgins:  So , in _ 1944 _ the US Army used wire recorders such as this to record fake information to confuse German spies
Dr. Camille Saroyan: Dr. Hodgins , please tell me you put in a proper requisition for this and did n't steal from the exhibit
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan: Your signature gave me blanket approval for all our requisitions . Thank you again
Output: YEAR
Emily Prentiss:  No , it 's more personal than that . It 's their story .
Derek Morgan: What ?
Emily Prentiss: All of the details are a part of their story . Their timeline suggests they were both destructive before they met .
Erin Strauss: So , we 're talking about ex - military turning on their country .
Emily Prentiss: It 's rare , but soldiers become disenfranchised no matter what the nationality . And if he met someone like - minded at that time , there 'd be no stopping them .
Aaron Hotchner: So , you 're thinking they met during the civil unrest in Chad in ' 8 .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Yeah , and one or both of them are pilots .
Emily Prentiss: So , if Garcia concentrates on that region , specifically weapons running in and out of Libya , there 's a good chance we 'll find their paths crossed .
Penelope Garcia: Okay , multiple entries into Libya from a private pilot named Matthew Downs in ' 8 , but I do n't have her name .
Emily Prentiss: Well , because she had aliases . It 's the only way to stay a ghost . Here 's the thing . They are a couple . Regardless of what we believe of them , they will celebrate themselves and their connection . Is there anything that happened on this date in Chad ?
Penelope Garcia: Oh , you are good , Emily Prentiss . But this news is not . Yes , there were multiple explosions on this date in ' _ 8 _ .
Aaron Hotchner: Where were the most casualties ?
Penelope Garcia: At a church . No , no , a train .
Derek Morgan: Semtex and C-4 ?
Penelope Garcia: Yep .
Aaron Hotchner: Are trains still arriving at Union Station ?
Erin Strauss: Yes , but only the authorities are allowed in .
Emily Prentiss: That 's why they needed Will .
Output: YEAR
Mae "Maeby" Fünke:  You know that secret you have ? The _ one _ about the hair that nobody is suppose to see ?
George-Michael Bluth: uh ...
Mae "Maeby" Fünke: I saw it .
George-Michael Bluth: oh ...
Mae "Maeby" Fünke: I saw pop - pop .
George-Michael Bluth: Oh right ! Pop - pop with hair .
Output: REFERENCE secret
Sterling Archer:  Yeah , I know it 's sexy Woodhouse , that 's why I bought ten . Now arrange those by color .
Woodhouse: These are all black .
Sterling Archer: Oh are they ? Or are five in a dark black , and _ five _ in a slightly darker black ?
Output: REFERENCE Woodhouse
Sterling Archer:  Yeah , I know it 's sexy Woodhouse , that 's why I bought ten . Now arrange those by color .
Woodhouse: These are all black .
Sterling Archer: Oh are they ? Or are five in a dark black , and _ five _ in a slightly darker black ?
Output: OTHER
David Rossi:  Well , that 's new , is n't it ?
M.E. Marvi Hatcher: She was the only _ one _ with this type of bruising . I 'm still doing tissue samples . All three women had copious amounts of blood in both their lungs and their stomachs .
David Rossi: They were still alive when their tongues were cut out .
Output: REFERENCE women
Carlos Barrios:  Only $ 600 dollars , not enough .
Max Green: We need another $ 900 .
Carlos Barrios: Why do n't we just take out a loan ?
Max Green: We can hit _ one _ more .
Carlos Barrios: Are you out of your mind ? We 're going to get nailed .
Max Green: This is n't Miami , you know . Every cop they have'll be swarming over that market . If we hit another right now they wo n't be ready .
Carlos Barrios: They wo n't be ready ? I 'm not ready ! I haven't done this since I was 17 !
Output: REFERENCE loan
Dr. Spencer Reid:  Guys , I think these numbers are dates . If you reverse them and chop off the 11 at the beginning and end ...
Aaron Hotchner: That 's two days after each woman went missing .
Dr. Spencer Reid: It 's more than that , though . Look . March 1st is Saint Eichatadt day . March 21st is the spring equinox , and the 24th is the Feast of the Beast . All important holidays in the Satanic calendar for sacrifices .
Derek Morgan: What about the _ 11 _ on the end ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: To many occultists 11 is symbolic of Lucifer .
Jennifer Jareau: Okay , I thought we were moving away from Satanic killings .
Aaron Hotchner: Apparently we need to reconsider .
Dr. Spencer Reid: There 's got ta be some sort of connection to the Devil here .
Aaron Hotchner: Reid , what other upcoming dates are significant to Satanists ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: Good Friday , then Easter eve . Then preparations begin in mid - April for the most important holiday of all , Walpurgis Night on April 30th .
Output: REFERENCE Lucifer
Brad Jones:  In _ 2004 _ , the auto insurance company , GEICO , introduced us to their new marketing characters , the GEICO Cavemen . Sort of a send - up of modern political correctness , the joke was that these present - day cavemen exist among us in regular society , thus no longer making them cavemen , I guess . And they become easily offended at the company 's slogan , " It 's so easy , a caveman can do it . " Which , if cavemen are a normal part of society , then sure , that comes across as an extremely racist thing for a company to not only say , but * keep * saying over the course of the campaign 's several - year run ! And you know modern business practices : the second someone complains , they keep doing said offensive thing over and over again !
Output: YEAR
Donna Noble:  What are you going to do then ? Blow them up ?
The Doctor: They 're just children ; they ca n't help where they came from .
Donna Noble: Oh , well that makes a change from last time . That Martha must 've done you good .
The Doctor: She did , yeah . She did ... She fancied me .
Donna Noble: Mad Martha , that _ one _ . Blind Martha . Charity Martha .
Output: PEOPLE
Mikiya Kokutou:  What ? What do you mean that wait until next month for my pay ?
Touko Aozaki: Even if I wanted pay you , I have no money .
Mikiya Kokutou: But ... Yesterday they transferred to you about 10'120.000 yens to your bank account ! How do you spent that ?
Touko Aozaki: You added a _ zero _ . Well , it 's more than an artifact ...
Touko Aozaki: ...
Touko Aozaki: is a Victorian Era Ouija board . I do n't expect to get much from this , but as this thing has more than one hundred years , may not be completely useless . No matter how insignificant is , if this have mystical energy traces and a long history ...
Mikiya Kokutou: I 'm not interested in explanations .
Touko Aozaki: I saw it on sale , so I bought it without thinking .
Touko Aozaki: Do
Touko Aozaki: n't bother , Now I have no money too .
Mikiya Kokutou: So what ? Do you really not going to pay me this month ?
Touko Aozaki: Exactly . Each employee has the task of get money for themselves .
Mikiya Kokutou: You can bet I will .
Touko Aozaki: Hey , Kokutou !
Mikiya Kokutou: Yes , Miss Touko ?
Touko Aozaki: Can you lend me some money ? As you can see , I have nothing .
Mikiya Kokutou: I refuse
Output: CURRENCY
Charles Eastman:  And now you speak of coercion . I do n't understand .
Henry Dawes: If we do n't put that land into the hands of individual Indians in five years- less - homesteaders and ranchers will demand it all ... for nothing . The Indian must own his own piece of earth , Charles .
Charles Eastman: Did you know that there is no word in the Sioux language for that , sir ?
Henry Dawes: For what ?
Charles Eastman: To " own the earth . " Not in any native language .
Henry Dawes: Well , then perhaps you should invent _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE language