niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Del:  What do you mean ? You 're going to give up 200 dollars just because you 're a little embarrassed ? I 'd walk down the street naked for 200 dollars .
Caroline: You 'd do that for _ 15 _ , we already determined that last Halloween .
Output: CURRENCY
Forever King:  Welcome . I wish I could promise you a swift demise but , alas , I believe my new partners have other ideas . Behold - the Negative _ 10 _ .
Ben Tennyson: Oh , man .
Output: OTHER
Dr. Daniel Allen:  You know , I never wanted to be an astronaut when I grew up , Hank . I did n't want to play for the Yankees . Not me ; I wanted to be a dentist ... and I wanted to marry a busty blonde hygienist .
Hank Moody: Oh my .
Dr. Daniel Allen: And when Julia walked in my office that very first time , I knew she was the one .
Hank Moody: Is she aware of her role in your manifest destiny ?
Dr. Daniel Allen: Well , we haven't discussed it per se , but ... the chemistry is quite palpable . We are very good for _ one _ another . We 're a team . Is n't that the very definition of a great relationship ? Teamwork ?
Hank Moody: I thought it was laughter , hot sex , and the occasional Dutch oven . At least , that 's what my grandma always said .
Output: PEOPLE
Captain Jonathan Archer:  We 're trying to help these people . What you 're doing here is contaminating their water supply .
Garos: There are 500 million Akaali on this planet . A few _ thousand _ wo n't be missed .
Output: REFERENCE Akaali
Von Goosewing:  Okay Igor , you were saying ?
Von Goosewing: I was saying , Dr. Von Goosewing , that the master has gone mad . He 's cast me out into the cold , cold snow and taken on a younger butler . And that 's not all .
Von Goosewing: It 's not ?
Igor: No . For some reason best known to himself , he has disguised himself as the penguin butler .
Von Goosewing: Ja ?
Igor: Ja . I mean , yes . And he has disguised the butler as himself .
Von Goosewing: But - but - but wait a moment , the butler * is * himself .
Igor: No ! The butler is now my master because my master is disguised as someone else . Because he is not himself .
Von Goosewing: Heinrich , bring me a headache pill .
Igor: Dr. Von Goosewing , it is perfectly simple ! One penguin is now Count Duckula while the other penguins are penguins , except for the one who 's a duck !
Von Goosewing: Make that a dozen headache pills , Heinrich ! Are you trying to tell me that there is more then one penguin ?
Igor: Oh , yes there is certainly more than one penguin , Dr. Von Goosewing .
Von Goosewing: How many more ? Tell me .
Igor: Nine .
Von Goosewing: If what you say is important , tell me how many more .
Igor: Nine .
Von Goosewing: Rumplestiltskin ! Tell me !
Igor: Nine , nine , _ nine _ !
Von Goosewing: Ja , ja , ja ! Tell me , tell me , TELL ME !
Igor: I have told you how many .
Von Goosewing: Heinrich , just bring the bottle .
Igor: Dr. Von Goosewing , are you quite yourself ?
Von Goosewing: Well , I was when I left home . I just hope I 'm not turning into a penguin !
Igor: Make that * two * bottles , Heinrich , and be quick ! Look , all you have to remember , Goosewing , is to miss the duck and zap the penguin .
Output: OTHER
Captain Dylan Hunt:  What year is this ?
Andromeda Ascendant: Commonwealth year ten zero ninety one .
Captain Dylan Hunt: _ Ten _ zero ninety one , that 's , that 's now .
Andromeda Ascendant: Well , it 's over a hundred years since the last time I checked .
Captain Dylan Hunt: But for me , no time has passed at all ... again . Harper !
Output: YEAR
Lee:  When my dad goes , will you stay ?
Prince Zuko: No . I need to move on . Here ...
Prince Zuko: ...
Prince Zuko: I want you to have this . Read the inscription .
Lee: " Made in Earth Kingdom . "
Prince Zuko: The other _ one _ .
Lee: " Never give up without a fight . "
Output: REFERENCE inscription
Dr. John Becker:  You ca n't do that . You got ta give a guy a warning .
Chris Connor: What ? Ca n't you read ? There 's _ one _ here on the package .
Dr. John Becker: Yeah , yeah , yeah . A couple of rats get emphysema , it 's supposed to change my life ?
Output: REFERENCE warning
Huck Finn:  You gon na let her do that to you ?
Tom Sawyer: I think she likes me .
Huck Finn: She pushes you off a bridge cuz she likes you ?
Huck Finn: I
Huck Finn: think you 're both crazy .
Tom Sawyer: Hey Huck watcha got in the sack ?
Huck Finn: Dead cat . Wagon run over 'em . Guts come out both ends .
Tom Sawyer: What 's a dead cat good for ?
Huck Finn: To cure warts away .
Tom Sawyer: Well , I got _ one _ . How 's it work ?
Huck Finn: You take your dead cat to the graveyard on the day somebody wicked 's been buried , and when the devil comes , you heave your cat at him and say " Devil follow corpse , cat follow devil , warts follow cat , I 'm done with you " . That 'll fetch any wart .
Tom Sawyer: Sounds right . So when are you gon na try it ?
Huck Finn: Tonight .
Tom Sawyer: Lemme go with ya , Huck .
Huck Finn: You might get scared .
Huck Finn: Dead
Huck Finn: seems kinda lively tonight do n't they ?
Huck Finn: HAH !
Output: REFERENCE cat
Aditya D, Kashyap:  The way he threw you out of his life , just throw him out of your life , man . Photograph ! His photogragh ! Burn his photograph and flush him out of your life . Give me his photo .
Geet Kaur Dhillon: I do n't have _ one _ .
Aditya D, Kashyap: Shit . Okay , we will call him and you will abuse him . Even better . Abuse him as much as you want .
Geet Kaur Dhillon: Aditya , please ...
Aditya D, Kashyap: It is childish ! Great , Be childish . Abuse him . Take out your anger . You 'll feel fantastic !
Geet Kaur Dhillon: Listen ... Aditya , listen . Aditya ...
Aditya D, Kashyap: Shh . It 's ringing . Be ready . Abuse him as much as you want , okay ? Here .
Geet Kaur Dhillon: Please ...
Anshuman: Hello .
Aditya D, Kashyap: Hello ? Anshuman ? One second .
Aditya D, Kashyap: Come on . Come on , just go for it !
Anshuman: Hello ?
Aditya D, Kashyap: Come on !
Geet Kaur Dhillon: Hello ?
Output: REFERENCE photo
Mary Camden:  I 'd really like to thank the local businessman 's association for this honor , but I ca n't . Excellence in sports and in life to individuals we have future generations see as role models . I 've never thought of myself as a role model . I go to school and get good grades . I go to basketball games and score points . But a role model , I do n't think so . But there was a real role model who was supposed to receive this award with me today . But at the last minute the committee changed their minds . You all know who I 'm talking about , because for the last 24 hours most of you have done nothing but talk about her . She 's my friend , my teammate . She 's Corey Conway . And when she was _ 14 _ , she had a baby . Corey Conway is a person , not an issue . And the only statement made by celebrating her achievements is to honor that someone who did n't take the easy road in life and did what few others could have done . Finish high school ... With honors ... While raising a baby . I want to let you know how I feel before I bring Corey out on stage and give her my award . Because even if she 's not a role model for the local businessman 's association or for some of the students ate this school , she is for me .
Output: AGE
Harold Finch:  Annie was very careful not to leave any clues as to her and Riley 's meeting place , but ... maybe there is _ one _ . Her laptop wallpaper is a view of the city from a photo she took .
John Reese: Okay .
Harold Finch: By measuring the alignment and relative size of the key buildings in the photo , I was able to determine the geographical coordinates of the spot where it was taken , approximately 50 feet above sea level .
John Reese: Great , now does any of that voodoo produce an address ?
Harold Finch: 460 Eckford . And it 's trigonometry .
Output: REFERENCE clues
Gusto Gummi:  There 's nothing . Zero . Less than _ zero _ .
Output: OTHER
Mickey Meyer:  That 's it ! I 'm never doing it , nobody 's touching mine !
Barbara: Do n't you want to have a baby ?
Mickey Meyer: I 'll buy _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE baby
Flemming:  Remember that ? 1954 , I was a junior in college . That 's the last photo I have of you .
Adaline Bowman: Well , you 've seen _ one _ , you 've seen 'em all .
Output: REFERENCE photo
Young Ben:  Kevin 11 ?
Kevin Levin: I 'm not _ 11 _ anymore , but ... yeah .
Gwen Tennyson: Not
Gwen Tennyson: smart , Kevin . He thinks you 're still evil .
Kevin Levin: I 'm not evil . I 'm nuanced .
Young Ben: Whatever you 're trying to pull , Levin , it 's not gon na work . It 's hero time !
Output: AGE
Matt Flannery:  How does a guy pass the time in a motel room ?
Emily Lehman: I 'm not touching that _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Lt. Bobby Dougherty:  How are you doing ?
Sailor with Oba: I 'm fine , thanks .
Lt. Bobby Dougherty: Address me as Sir when you speak to me ! Stand at attention sailor !
Lt. Bobby Dougherty: Is
Lt. Bobby Dougherty: he gon na fit in the sub ?
Peter "Weps" Ince: Doubtful .
Lt. Bobby Dougherty: Who played the submarine Commander in Enemy Below with Robert Mitchum ? Was it Curt Jurgens or Hardy Kruger ?
Sailor with Oba: Um , Sir ...
Lt. Bobby Dougherty: Wrong answer ! Drop down and give me _ 20 _ , now ! Move ! Move !
Peter "Weps" Ince: Who
Peter "Weps" Ince: was it ?
Lt. Bobby Dougherty: Big ears , and a little mustache . Cary Grant .
Output: OTHER
Trent:  Explain the gold medallions to me .
Breech: The time mirror works safely only one way ; coming into the past from the future .
Trent: And when the medallions are pulled off ?
Breech: They 're focusing elements for the mirror . It 's ... it's - it 's as if time were a rubber band , and you were on one end stretched out tight . As long as the medallion 's present , the band stays tight . But when you rip it off , we snap back up to the future .
Trent: I 'm wearing _ one _ . That makes me vulnerable ?
Breech: Yes , you 're vulnerable . And we 'll get you . We 'll have to get you , finally . If you kill me , another will take my place . And if you kill him , another .
Output: REFERENCE medallion
Bank Customer:  We do n't qualify , do we ? I knew it !
Bank Customer: Honey , be quiet . She hasn't said anything yet .
Shawn Holloway: No , you qualify .
Bank Customer: I knew it !
Shawn Holloway: Technically .
Bank Customer: Technically ? What does that mean ?
Shawn Holloway: It means , on paper , that you qualify for this home loan .
Bank Customer: But , you 're not giving it to us . I knew it !
Shawn Holloway: No , all I 'm saying is that I want you to fully consider what you 're getting yourselves into . For instance , this is your first child , right ?
Shawn Holloway: Do
Shawn Holloway: you have any idea how much it costs to put one child through college these days ?
Bank Customer: H - he 's not even born yet .
Shawn Holloway: By my calculations , with your current salary and your future earning potential , you 'd never be able to save enough money to put one kid through college , much less _ two _ . What if the kid needs braces ? What if he has a learning disability and needs private tutoring ? What if he does something stupid , gets arrested , and you need to hire an attorney ? What if you get divorced ? Then we 're talking about two households here . I just want to make sure you consider all the possibilities before you take on a debt this huge .
Bank Customer: Oh , umm ... maybe she 's right honey . I mean , we haven't really thought this through . Let 's go .
Bank Customer: But she said we qualified for the loan .
Bank Customer: There are too many ' what ifs . ' I knew we could n't do this .
Bank Customer: What kind of a miserable person are you , anyway ?
Output: REFERENCE kid
Peggy:  Why are you so afraid of a little mouse , anyway ?
Peggy: Well , it all started when I was _ five _ . You see , I found this little stray Chihuahua puppy in the yard . I snuck it past my mother , and I kept it in my room . I slept with it and snuggled it and kissed it and then one day it got sick .
Al: Hmm , and still you go on kissing others .
Peggy: Anyway , I took it to my kindergarten teacher and I said , " What 's wrong with my dog ? " She said , " That 's not a dog , dear . It 's a mouse . " And then she threw up ... and then all the kids threw up . And then , they made up this little song about me : " Mouse in your face , worms in your hair . Where 's the little mouse girl ? There , there , there . " Well , that 's sweet . Thank you very much .
Al: Well , kids , I think we learned something today . Do n't touch your mother , she 's got cooties .
Output: AGE
Lucas:  If I live to be _ one hundred _ , I will never understand women .
Output: AGE
Hank Bracket:  You know , my partner 's an old hand at these necktie parties .
Miss Baker: Oh ?
Hank Bracket: No , really . The first _ one _ I attended , he was the guest of honor . That 's where I found him . I just plucked him out of a cottonwood tree ... and he was n't very ripe either .
Johnny Reach: I 'd be swingin ' there yet if old Hank had n't happened by ... and spoke up from the other end of a double - stacked blowgun .
Output: REFERENCE parties
Patsy:  Oh well , heigh ho , Eddy . I mean , you know , let them write what they want . . . Continued on page five . I mean , I shall just rise above it . I sha n't let this thing affect me in . . . bastard ! No ! No ! No !
Eddie: Who , who ? Where , where ? What , quick , what ? Show , show , show ! Source is . . .
Patsy: No , no , no - further .
Eddie: Pasty is . . . uh ?
Patsy: Yes ?
Eddie: Aged _ forty - seven _ !
Patsy: Aagh ! I 'll sue !
Saffie: Well , how old is she ?
Patsy: I
Patsy: 'm thirty - nine .
Saffie: And I 'm an ovum .
Patsy: Oh . . . it 's just not fair .
Gran: Another pig - ugly MP making a fool of himself with some scrawny old hooker , I see .
Patsy: Old ? Old ! Old , old , old !
Gran: Nothing like a good old sex scandal . Bit more exciting than the ones in my day .
Eddie: God , what was it in your day ? " Woman Shows Ankle To Chimney - Sweep Shock " ?
Output: AGE
Chris:  Brad ? Sarah ? That 's not your parents ' car is it ?
Sarah: Yes it is !
Brad: Oh my God it is !
Daryl: What are we going to do ?
Chris: Everybody duck !
Mrs. Anderson: Look at that lunatic ! You know , Brad and Sarah are going to be driving in a couple of years and they 'll be sharing the road with people like that .
Chris: Brad , how fast do your parents drive ?
Brad: I do n't know ... _ forty - five _ ?
Chris: We 'll go eighty .
Output: OTHER
Mike Brady:  Oh honey , look what I dug up out of the attic . My old ukulele . I 'm gon na be the cat 's meow at that roaring ' 20s party .
Carol Brady: Roaring ' 20s ?
Mike Brady: That 's where we all get roaring and act like we 're _ 20 _ !
Ross Harper: Wait a minute . You said that before .
Mike Brady: Of course we did !
Ross Harper: Well then , why did you just say it again ?
Carol Brady: This is a rerun , Chuck !
Output: AGE
Slade Wilson:  Where am I ?
Oliver Queen: As far away from the world I could get you . Where you ca n't hurt anyone ever again .
Slade Wilson: That 's your weakness , kid . You do n't have the guts to kill me .
Oliver Queen: No . I have the strength to let you live .
Slade Wilson: Oh , you 're a killer . I know , I created you . You 've killed plenty .
Oliver Queen: Yes , I have . You helped turned me into a killer when I needed to be _ one _ . And I 'm alive today because of you . I made it home because of you . And I got to see my family again . But over the past year , I needed to be more ... but I faltered . But then I stopped you . Without killing . You helped me become a hero , Slade . Thank you .
Slade Wilson: You think I wo n't get out of here ? You think I wo n't kill who you care for ?
Oliver Queen: No , I do n't . Because you 're in purgatory .
Slade Wilson: I keep my promises , kid . I keep my promises ! I keep my promises .
Output: REFERENCE killer
Reyes:  I take 20% of my price , I 'll give you 20% of the girl .
Michael: Hostage negotiators hear that _ one _ a lot . It 's funny the first few times .
Output: OTHER
Wendell Bray:  ... I saw my dad go through . Sick from the chemo to the end . He missed out on living . I 'm okay with it , take off , I 've always wanted to see South America , the Galapagos , you know , the Adriatic , kick back , drink , sleep with as many women as I ca ...
Special Agent Seeley Booth: No , no , no , no , you 're not going to do that . You 're going to get the treatment , you 're going to throw up and you 're going to feel miserable , but none of that 's going to matter because you 're going to live to be a _ hundred _ .
Wendell Bray: You should be my doctor .
Special Agent Seeley Booth: C'mon , I 'm serious ! You can fight this . You have to fight this .
Wendell Bray: Why ?
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Why ? Because there 's a life out there you haven't even lived yet . There 's a woman , waiting to be your wife . Okay ? And - And - And there 's kids , waiting to be born , waiting to find out how great of a dad you 're going to be . Plus you have your friends , okay , your friends , they need you . That 's why . Do n't worry about that .
Wendell Bray: I get it , you 're working , we 'll talk lat ...
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Just hold on . Do n't move . Booth
Dr. Lance Sweets: Hey , Booth ?
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Hey , listen , Sweets , can this wait ?
Wendell Bray: You - you work , I 'm going , we 'll talk later .
Special Agent Seeley Booth: No , no , no . Just hold on .
Dr. Lance Sweets: You okay ?
Special Agent Seeley Booth: Yeah . What is it , Sweets ?
Output: AGE
Simon Camden:  No , no , no !
Mary Camden: I will drive you on dates or anywhere you want to go .
Simon Camden: Your car seats _ two _ . Where 's my date supposed to sit , in the trunk ?
Output: PEOPLE
Willa McPherson:  I broke a promise .
Brent Barrow: Which one ? There are only three , sweetheart . The check is in the mail . This will only hurt a little .
Willa McPherson: That 's _ two _ . What 's the third ?
Brent Barrow: I wo n't come in your mouth .
Willa McPherson: But I want you to .
Output: REFERENCE promise
Humbert:  How are the piano lessons going ?
Lolita: Fine . Great . Excellent . Wonderful . Perfect .
Humbert: Especially since you missed the last _ two _ .
Output: REFERENCE lessons
Sheriff Wallace:  Well , it looks like to me we got five Angel Beach assholes here . Yes , sir . Five walkin ' talkin ' rectums . Where 's your car , boy ?
Mickey: Right there .
Sheriff Wallace: You from Seward County ?
Mickey: Yeah .
Sheriff Wallace: Well , I do n't know much about the laws in Seward County , but we got laws here about driving with busted headlights .
Mickey: I do n't have a busted headlight .
Sheriff Wallace: Do n't have a busted headlight ?
Mickey: Shit
Sheriff Wallace: !
Sheriff Wallace: That 's a $ 35.00 fine . Thirty - five bucks or a night in jail !
Tommy Turner: I 've got fifteen bucks .
Pee Wee Morris: I 've got - I've got five .
Sheriff Wallace: You got five , you got fifteen , huh ?
Meat: I 've got _ twelve _ .
Tim: I think I got three .
Porky: Watch this .
Mickey: Goddamn
Mickey: it !
Sheriff Wallace: You
Sheriff Wallace: got a busted taillight , too . That 's 20 more dollars . Can you cover it ?
Mickey: I 've got ten .
Sheriff Wallace: Give it to me ! Give me all you got . Well , I guess I can show a little leniency for first offenders . Whadaya say , Pork ? Should I give these nice lads a break ?
Porky: Oh , they seem like a nice bunch of clean - cut Angel Beach pussies . A little smelly . Yeah , give 'em a break .
Sheriff Wallace: You heard the man . You get your candy - asses back over to Seward County and you keep 'em there . This here 's a " man 's " county . Go on , get the fuck out . Go on . Go on ! Go on . Here we go ! Here we go ! Goin' home now , ai n't we ?
Porky: I do n't think they 'll be comin ' back . Let 's go back inside and get some beer .
Output: OTHER
Sharon Osbourne - Judge:  So how long have you been doing this ?
Percussion Group Member: 18 Years .
Sharon Osbourne - Judge: And how old are you ?
Percussion Group Member: _ 16 _ .
Output: AGE
George Washington McLintock:  Dev , what are you doing ?
Devlin Warren: I just thought I 'd get another cigar .
George Washington McLintock: Well you 've got _ one _ in your mouth and two burning in the tray ... and that move .
Output: REFERENCE cigar
Wood Nymph:  You hunt unicorns , yet you show great kindness and let * that * one go . Why ?
Cindarr: Yes , we need _ one _ . But ... not * that * little fella .
Output: REFERENCE unicorns
Tom Scavo:  I had to let all of our employees go . So starting tomorrow you kids are my new wait staff !
Lynette Scavo: Tom what the hell are you talking about ?
Tom Scavo: I got it all worked out . You and I will handle the days and the kids will join us after school and on the weekends .
Parker Scavo: Um . At the risk of sounding spoiled . No .
Tom Scavo: come on it 'll be fantastic ! We 'll love working together !
Porter Scavo: Why ? we do n't even like living together .
Tom Scavo: look labor is our number one cost if we can eliminate it we 'll start making a profit again .
Preston Scavo: what you 're not even gon na pay us ?
Penny Scavo: I 'm _ nine _ is that even legal ?
Tom Scavo: I think so ... but just to be safe you 're now 15 . Happy Birthday !
Output: AGE
Headmaster:  Now this object I 'm holding here is call ... well some of you may have seen _ one _ before , it 's called a book . You may have seen one on television .
Output: REFERENCE book
Richard Castle:  Can this get any worse ? A dead serial killer has gone missing , we 've both seen a cursed disc , we 're at a cabin in the woods with no cell phone reception . I do n't need Wes Craven to tell me how this ends .
Kate Beckett: Well think about it this way , Castle . In all of those horror movies someone survives .
Richard Castle: Yeah , someone . One of us . And the other _ one _ is cursed with being charming and funny . I do n't think I need to tell you what kind of chances the comic relief guy has .
Output: PEOPLE
Kevin Ryan:  What 's this all about , Castle ?
Richard Castle: Guys , she would n't want you involved .
Javier Esposito: We 're already involved . We 're family , bro .
Kevin Ryan: And we know this is bigger than Vulcan Simmons .
Richard Castle: How ?
Kevin Ryan: We canvassed around the hotel where Jason Marks was staying . The bell captain there said he had a meeting with this man . Look familiar ?
Richard Castle: Yeah . That 's Smith .
Javier Esposito: Captain Montgomery 's friend , right ? The _ one _ who kept Beckett safe by holding those files on Bracken ?
Kevin Ryan: Until they got blown to high heaven .
Richard Castle: Yes , but Smith is dead . He died in - hospital .
Javier Esposito: Maybe that 's just how he wanted it to look .
Richard Castle: Smith did have the resources to fake his own death . And that is the only way Bracken would stop hunting him .
Kevin Ryan: Bracken ? Is that was this is all about ?
Richard Castle: We believe Vulcan 's drug money was funding his campaign . We were trying to find a link , but maybe we got too close .
Javier Esposito: Well , how does Smith fit in ?
Richard Castle: I do n't know . But if he took the risk of showing himself , something big must be going on .
Output: REFERENCE friend
Lt. Sharon 'Boomer' Valerii:  Sometimes you got ta roll the hard _ six _ . Right , commander ?
Output: OTHER
Driver:  Everything in order , Mr. Dickens ?
Charles Dickens: No it is not !
The Doctor: What did he say ?
Charles Dickens: Let me say this first . I 'm not without a sense of humor ...
The Doctor: Dickens ?
Charles Dickens: Yes ?
The Doctor: Charles Dickens ?
Charles Dickens: Yes .
The Doctor: The Charles Dickens ?
Driver: Shall I remove the gentleman , Sir ?
The Doctor: Charles Dickens . You 're brilliant you are ! Completely one hundred per cent brilliant . I 've read them all . " Great Expectation " , " Olivier Twist " , and what s the other one ? The _ one _ with the ghost ?
Charles Dickens: " A Christmas Carol " ?
The Doctor: No , no , no . The one with the trains . " The Signalman " . That 's it . Terryfying , The best short story ever written ! You 're a genius !
Driver: You want me to get rid of him , Sir ?
Charles Dickens: No , I think he can stay .
Output: OTHER
Eric Matthews:  Operation " Thong " has commenced .
Gracie Hart: Why do n't you stun - gun yourself ?
Eric Matthews: I knew she 'd like that _ one _ .
Output: OTHER
Major Lee 'Apollo' Adama:  You know , when I was nine , maybe _ ten _ , my grandfather ... he would wave me over , and he would do this all the time , and then he 'd say " Lee , be a good boy . Just do n't be too good . "
Output: AGE
Isobel Crawley:  May I have a word ?
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: Can it wait ?
Isobel Crawley: No it can not wait . I 've just come from downstairs where I learned that my timetable has been wantonly disregarded .
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: If you mean the new lunchtime , the wretched servants were having to eat at _ 11 _ and then starve until their tea at 6 so ...
Isobel Crawley: I also discovered that you tore up the nurses timetable .
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: I haven't torn up anything .
Isobel Crawley: Of course , it would be foolish to accuse you of being unprofessional since you 've never had a profession in your life .
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: Now , just a minute ...
Isobel Crawley: You may think you have the right to ordain the universe , but in this field ...
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: No , not in this field , in this house yes I do have the right given me by Dr Clarkson and by the law of the land . This is my house and I am in charge right alongside you and if you would stop your bullying ...
Isobel Crawley: That 's enough . I will not listen to this . If I am not appreciated here I will seek some other place where I will make a difference .
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: Good .
Isobel Crawley: I mean it . I can not operate where I am not valued . You must see that .
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: Certainly .
Isobel Crawley: I shall go . I will .
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: Perhaps it would be best .
Isobel Crawley: I repeat . I mean it .
Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham: I 'm sure you do . And so do I.
Output: TIME
Seth Davis:  I want to talk to you about a client of mine , his name is Harry Reynard
Michael Brantley: I do n't know him
Seth Davis: I think you should because we 're about to lose him , he dropped _ fifty thousand _ on Farrowtech this weekend alone
Michael Brantley: And you want to do what ?
Seth Davis: I want to keep him here by giving a chunk of the Med Patent IPO
Michael Brantley: We do n't have out IPO 's to someone who just had a bad day on the market
Seth Davis: Michael , this guy is a fucking whale and he 's going to do an obscene amount of business with this firm
Michael Brantley: And you 're somehow just sure of this ?
Seth Davis: Yeah , he completely trusts me , he does n't even need the money , he owns the biggest foods company in Wisconsin , he just want to know we 're going to do ripe on him
Michael Brantley: How many trades has he made ?
Seth Davis: Two , but he made a second trade a week after I opened him , the guy 's pretty sour on Farrowtech and he 's going to walk , I think we should make him a little money on this next IPO and let him take it for a ride
Michael Brantley: What did Greg say ?
Seth Davis: He was busy closing somebody , I did n't want to bother him
Michael Brantley: Well , go get him
Greg Weinstein: look , I do n't know what he 's been telling you , but I 've had it with this shit , this is a business , the point he should be on the fucking phone , not in here bitching about personal petty between him and I
Michael Brantley: Seth was talking about giving Med Patent IPO to Harry Reynard
Greg Weinstein: No , first of all I do n't even know this Harry Reynard , no way he 's totally unreliable
Michael Brantley: The guy dropped fifty thousand on Farrowtech this week
Greg Weinstein: That 's great Michael because I have a list of clients that deserve some IPO than this fucking guy , clients that have been with me for than six months , have taken heavy losses and continued to trade with me
Seth Davis: Yeah and he 's one of them asshole
Michael Brantley: What do you mean he 's one of them ?
Seth Davis: He 's one of Greg 's clients , I opened him when I was closing my forty accounts for you , I 'm just his contact , his your client , I 'm not going to make a dime off this trade , no wonder the guy 's pissed off , his own broker does n't know his a fucking client
Michael Brantley: Fine , give him ten thousand shares , he just ca n't sell it before we say so
Michael Brantley: great
Michael Brantley: no joke Seth , he can not sell it before we sell it , at least six months
Output: CURRENCY
Dorotea Malatesta:  I have never seen my father cry .
Cesare Borgia: Becoming a father is easy enough . Being _ one _ proves more difficult .
Output: REFERENCE father
Chandler:  The only way I would've said six would have been if I had said , " Let 's meet at seven , not at six . "
Monica: The only way I would've said _ seven _ , would have been if I had said , ' Wow , my boyfriend is such a wiseass ... Seven ! '
Output: TIME
Sly Lovegren:  ... Maybe Cliff just put two and two together .
JR Ewing: If Barnes put two and two together , he 'd get _ three _ .
Output: OTHER
Benny:  I got _ one _ for you , George : " Sapoidi : Shut Angie 's Piehole Or I 'll Do It ! "
Output: OTHER
Morley Safer - Correspondent:  In _ 1944 _ , the trolleys had begun to disappear . It was n't progress , and it was n't suicide ... it was murder by conspiracy . That was the conclusion of a federal jury , upheld on appeal . The way it worked was that General Motors , Firestone Tire and Standard Oil of California and some other companies , depending on the location of the target , would arrange financing for an outfit called National City Lines which cozied up to city councils and county commissioners and bought up transit systems like LA 's . Then they would junk or sell the electric cars and pry up the rails for scrap , and beautiful modern buses would be substituted - buses made by General Motors and running on Firestone Tires and burning Standard 's gas .
Output: YEAR
Pam:  So how exactly does _ one _ become a stuntman ?
Stuntman Mike: Well , in Hollywood , anyone fool enough to throw themselves down a flight of stairs can usually find someone to pay them for it . But really , I got into the business the way most people get into the stunt business .
Pam: How 's that ?
Stuntman Mike: My brother got me in it .
Pam: Who 's your brother ?
Stuntman Mike: Stuntman Bob .
Output: PEOPLE
Jeff Foxworthy:  How old do you have to be to join the army ?
Gene Simmons: _ 18 _ .
Jeff Foxworthy: How old do you have to be to drink ?
Gene Simmons: 56 if you ask my kids .
Output: AGE
Benton Fraser:  It would have been a party of _ six _ .
Herb Lantrell: Brought a bunch of nuns up on a retreat . That help ?
Benton Fraser: Not unless they were carrying firearms .
Herb Lantrell: You 're sure they were Americans , eh ?
Benton Fraser: They were all wearing new boots , they were driving a Jeep Wrangler , and they carried big guns .
Herb Lantrell: Americans it is .
Output: PEOPLE
Mr. Dick Lucas:  Everything all right , Captain Peacock ?
Captain Stephen Peacock: Well , yes , up to a point .
Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries: Was Mr. Rumbold helpful ?
Captain Stephen Peacock: Let 's put it this way - if _ one _ were drowning , Mr. Rumbold would be the first to hold out an electric cow prod .
Output: PEOPLE
Kenny:  When it comes to feeling good , I 'd rate pissin ' right up there with comin'and shittin ' .
Travis: I like to do all _ three _ .
Output: REFERENCE pissin
Conner Rhodes:  Are you a retard too ?
Lucy: No !
Conner Rhodes: How do you know ?
Lucy: Because he told me .
Conner Rhodes: But he 's a retard !
Lucy: It takes one to know _ one _ .
Output: REFERENCE retard
Ebony:  I need a word .
Amber: I have _ one _ , knock , it 's polite .
Output: REFERENCE word
Katerina:  There may be three holes , but you only get to use _ two _ .
Output: REFERENCE holes
Theseus:  The iron tongue of midnight hath told _ twelve _ : Lovers , to bed ; ' tis almost fairy time .
Oberon: Now , until the break of day / Through this house each fairy stray . / To the best bride - bed will we , / Which by us shall blessed be ; / So shall all the couples three / Ever true in loving be ; / And the owner of it blest / Ever shall in safety rest . / Trip awa ; make no stay ; / Meet me all by break of day .
Output: OTHER
Kate Beckett:  The report on the Dragunov sniper rifle said that the barrel twist rate was 320 millimeters . But the newer version is 240 , right ?
Vasiliy Zhirov: Yes , it was changed in the ' 90s .
Kate Beckett: So then why would our sniper use an older model when the newer _ one _ is so much more powerful and accurate ?
Rita: It ... it must have been the only thing the assassin had access to . Only who the hell leaves around a Russian sniper rifle from the 1980s lying around ?
Vasiliy Zhirov: Molniya .
Kate Beckett: Lightning ?
Vasiliy Zhirov: It 's an old KGB code name for weapon caches planted in NATO countries to support the agents in the field . After the dissolution of the Soviet Union , many were abandoned .
Rita: But someone in the field would know where they were .
Kate Beckett: Like Frank . Except he 's all lawyered up .
Vasiliy Zhirov: Yes , but I , too , know where these old caches are . We search those caches , we could find our killer .
Output: REFERENCE model
Alexx Woods:  I can undress a dead body in my sleep .
Tim Speedle: I 'm leaving that _ one _ alone .
Output: OTHER
Warden Miles Tate:  Sorry , there is no cell signal inside the walls . We had to jam it .
Derek Morgan: You get inmates smuggling phones in ?
Warden Miles Tate: Yeah , it 's been a problem , one of many
Jennifer Jareau: What about WiFi ?
Warden Miles Tate: We got you set up as close to the router as possible , but it 's still glitch . Drives me nuts . Back when I worked on the Hill I could n't survive without my phone
Kate Callahan: Hm , I got a teenager at home who knows exactly how you feel !
Warden Miles Tate: Ha ha , Well , we have got our good old fashion landlines and a fax machine for you , though .
David Rossi: I thought I was the only _ one _ that still use those !
Output: PEOPLE
Richard Castle:  Come on , Captain , this is insane . I did n't do anything .
Captain Victoria Gates: Well , we still need to investigate , and you know that . So let 's start with your relationship to the victim .
Richard Castle: Okay . I did n't have _ one _ .
Captain Victoria Gates: Then any idea on how your fingerprints ended up at the crime scene ?
Richard Castle: Well , we went over that . CSU made a mistake .
Captain Victoria Gates: They say they did n't . Castle , if you knew ...
Richard Castle: I did n't know her !
Captain Victoria Gates: She was seeing someone . Someone her roommate described as handsome and rich .
Richard Castle: I 'm flattered , but it was n't me .
Output: REFERENCE relationship
Seedy Guy in Park:  Hello sir how are you today ?
Bill Foster: I 'm doing alright , how about you ?
Seedy Guy in Park: Me , I m terrible
Bill Foster: I 'm sorry to hear that
Seedy Guy in Park: Yea just drove down from Santa Barbara yesterday cause this friend was n't home like I thought he was gon na be and he owes me some money and I thought i would have some money to get back home with , I m almost out of gas I had to sleep in my car I do n't suppose you have a couple of bucks you can Give me it would really help me out if you give me your address I 'll mail it back honest .
Bill Foster: Let me see your drivers license .
Seedy Guy in Park: Why do you wanna see my drivers license
Bill Foster: Well if your from Santa Barbara it would have your address on it i want it
Seedy Guy in Park: I do n't have a driver 's license
Bill Foster: You mean you drove all the way from Santa Barbara without a license ?
Seedy Guy in Park: Are you a cop ?
Bill Foster: Let 's see your car registration as a matter of fact let 's see your car .
Seedy Guy in Park: All right forget it ok just forget it , that 's a hell of a way to treat a vet man .
Bill Foster: Your an animal doctor .
Seedy Guy in Park: No a vet , a veteran , I was in Nam man .
Bill Foster: What were you a little drummer boy , you must 've been 10 year 's old
Seedy Guy in Park: I meant the gulf , I meant to say the Gulf . Jesus , come on all I 'm asking for is a little change I haven't eaten in 3 day 's well I mean except for this , ahh Fuck it come on man just give me money , Just give me some money
Bill Foster: No !
Seedy Guy in Park: How about the change in your pocket I do n't care if it 's a dime give it to me .
Bill Foster: I 'm not giving you any money !
Seedy Guy in Park: You got a cigarette ?
Bill Foster: I do n't smoke !
Seedy Guy in Park: Ah come on man you got ta give me something .
Bill Foster: Why do nt you try and get a job .
Seedy Guy in Park: Hey this is my park I live here , who the Fuck are you walking through my park carrying two bag 's , you got _ two _ I do n't have any is that fair what 's in those bag 's anyway gimme one of those bag 's , I could sell those bag 's and eat for a week with the money , come on you have two , what do you need two of them for ?
Output: REFERENCE bag
Help Line Recording:  If you experience symptoms such as gleaming feces , luminescent groin flesh , or ghosts are escaping out of your anus , please press _ 1 _ .
Output: OTHER
Jim Bowen:  So , for thirty pounds , Frank . Which pop duo split up in _ 1986 _ and gave their farewell conference at Wembley Stadium .
Jim Bowen: That
Jim Bowen: were " concert " ...
Jim Bowen: So
Jim Bowen: for thirty pounds . Which pop duo split up in 1986 , and gave their ... gave their Oh , come on , Jim ...
Jim Bowen: For
Jim Bowen: thirty ... Yep ...
Jim Bowen: So
Jim Bowen: it 's for thirty pounds , Frank . Which pop duo split up in 1986 , and gave their farewell conference at ...
Jim Bowen: So
Jim Bowen: for thirty pounds , Frank . Which pop duo split up in 1986 , and gave their farewell concert at Wembley Stadium ?
Jim Bowen: SHUT
Jim Bowen: UP , YOU UP THERE !
Output: YEAR
Victoria Winters:  My name is Victoria Winters . A warm night wind wails around the walls of Collinwood , and for all the world sounds like a cry of anguish and despair . Imprisoned in the depths of a house on the great estate , there is _ one _ who knows despair and yet still clings to a single , frail hope . A hope that she will somehow be freed from the prison in which she is held captive . Freed from the one who would destroy her .
Output: PEOPLE
Sara Sidle:  For every one that parts , _ one _ stands above ground .
Output: OTHER
Terry McGinnis:  Ford , Carter , Reagan , Bush , Clinton ... I do n't know .
Max Gibson: Come on . Clinton was the fun one , then came the boring _ one _ .
Terry McGinnis: They 're all boring .
Output: PEOPLE
Brad Jones:  As you can imagine , things do n't go well . Someone turns on rock music which sends Jeff into a pussy - I mean a frenzy .
Marty: This is a party . What do you want , Amazing Grace ?
Jeff: That 's our youth group in there . Then why did you bother to invite me if you plan to play that garbage ?
Marty: Man , it 's like I told you before . Do n't push it down my throat ! Now if you want to have some fun , okay ! But if you do n't like it , then just go home to Momma !
Brad Jones: No , no ! I want him to stay ! Stay and tell me how that instrumental rock song is evil . So far , you 've only had a problem with lyrics . So what 's the matter with this _ one _ ? Oh , you 're not gon na answer ? Okay . This far into the movie , I 'm not entirely convinced that the audience is supposed to be rooting for Jeff . Who could possibly root for him ? Maybe this is a propaganda film on the flipside ! It 's about how Jeff 's religion is turning him into a terrible person !
Output: REFERENCE song
Obesandjo's Lieutenant:  How did you do this _ one _ , my man ? It 's doggy - style with a demon . You 're one brave white man . Were you wearing a condom ?
Output: OTHER
Brother Cadfael:  I wonder about you too . A natural conspirator , I 'd say .
Hugh Beringar: Yes , well , _ one _ knows another .
Output: REFERENCE conspirator
Christian Finnegan:  Basically Britney Spears ' video is like a _ three _ an a half minute version of Glitter .
Output: REFERENCE minute
Kate Beckett:  Hey , Espo , what do we got ?
Javier Esposito: A body , found by two fashion students dumpster diving for fabric . Victim 's name is Ella Hayes . She 's _ 26 _ ; according to her driver 's license , she has an apartment in Brooklyn .
Richard Castle: What 's she doing down here in the garment district ?
Javier Esposito: Could be something work related . Her business card says that she works for Modern Fashion . She 's an assistant to the editor - in - chief .
Kate Beckett: Yeah , that would be Matilda King .
Javier Esposito: Okay .
Richard Castle: Seriously ? You 've never heard of Matilda King ?
Javier Esposito: I 'm betting that most real men haven't .
Output: AGE
Mike Birbiglia:  I wanted to be a rapper . But rap was very innocent back then . It was all like " Rippity - rap - rap - rap - tastic ! " It 's gotten so arbitrarily aggressive now , they 'll be like , " It 's _ 2005 _ , motherfucker ! " And I 'm like , " Really ? You 're mad about the date ? You got ta pick your battles , man , because no one 's gon na believe you when you 're mad about real stuff . " " You crashed into my car , motherfucker ! " " Yeah , well , you were mad that it was 2005 . You 're like the boy who cried ' motherfucker ' ! "
Output: YEAR
Dr. Williams:  This is Dr. Williams in Communical Disease . You believe you may have a bacterial case ?
Dr. Abrams: Not one , we have _ thirty _ .
Dr. Williams: What ?
Dr. Abrams: I have thirty people in my waiting room right now .
Dr. Williams: What are the symptoms ?
Output: REFERENCE case
Aaron Hotchner:  You found any other suspicious drownings these last couple of days ?
Penelope Garcia: Do you know how many people who drown every day ?
Aaron Hotchner: Well , yes , there are more in the summer , for obvious reasons , but I think it averages about 6500 per year , which is _ 17 _ a day
Penelope Garcia: Is this Reid ?
Aaron Hotchner: Why , are you impressed ?
Penelope Garcia: I am slick , I am ! You have been doing your research haven't you ?
Output: REFERENCE drownings
Bill Dauterive:  My daddy spanked me every day from when I was _ nine _ ' till I was sixteen and I turned out okay ... bastard .
Output: AGE
Lucien:  Heroes ! Enough power to build a new world and you waste it , trying to save the old _ one _ .
Garth: Open your eyes Lucien ! The ruins of the old kingdom are all around us !
Lucien: And they shall be buried by the new kingdom , and you 're looking at the new king !
Garth: Your fall will be hard indeed .
Output: REFERENCE world
Bessie Potter:  The way I see it , the second kiss is always tougher then the first one .
Joey: We actually kissed more than once that night .
Bessie Potter: Yeah , but it only counts as one , and that first kiss ? It 's the passionate _ one _ . It 's the one fueled by desire and attraction and all that . Well , the second kiss is rational . You 've got time to think about it , to worry and overanalyze . Most women , they prefer that first kiss ... but I 'm partial to the second one because it 's about something more . You 'll get that second kiss , Joey , and when you do , it 'll be great . It 'll be real . It 'll be meaningful .
Output: REFERENCE kiss
Ria Parkinson:  Oh yes of course , I 'd forgotten . Once we 're over _ 40 _ we 're too old to have actual emotions . Our hormones pack up and go leaving our mouths making mindless , hysterical noises .
Output: AGE
Dharma Finkelstein Montgomery:  Just one more thing . When I was 13 I stole a bra from Sears , because my mom would n't buy me one .
Greg Montgomery: Uh , put me down for that _ one _ too .
Output: OTHER
Andy:  I have no soul . Have a nice day !
Man: I do n't have _ one _ either .
Output: REFERENCE soul
Jake' s Father:  Oh , for the last time - Bedtime means bedtime . The world wo n't end if you 're in bed by _ ten _ .
Jake Long: Actually , it sort of will .
Output: TIME
Frank Allison:  You blame this town for putting me up here . You blame them for all that 's happened . Maybe I did too . I blamed this town and a hundred just like it for every mistake I made . But we 're both wrong , son . I put myself up here . I 'm guilty . I 'm guilty . Lon , do you understand me ? Men change , and I 'm no exception . Your life is up ahead . It can be a full life if you make it _ one _ . Do it , boy . Do it ! Do n't make the mistakes I made ! I do n't want you to change . Because ... I love you , son .
Output: REFERENCE life
Narrator:  It measures just 9 inches in circumference , weighs only about 5 ounces , and it made of cork wound with woolen yarn , covered with two layers of cowhide , and stitched by hand precisely 216 times . It travels 60 feet 6 inches from the pitcher 's mound to home - and it can cover that distance at nearly 100 miles an hour . Along the way it can be made to twist , spin , curve , wobble , rise , or fall away . The bat is made of turned ash , less than 42 inches long , not more than 2 3/4 inches in diameter . The batter has only a few thousandths of a second to decide to hit the ball . And yet the men who fail seven times out of _ ten _ are considered the game 's greatest heroes . It is played everywhere . In parks and playground and prison yards . In back alleys and farmers fields . By small children and by old men . By raw amateurs and millionare professionals . It is a leisurely game that demands blinding speed . The only game where the defense has the ball . It follows the seasons , beginning each year with the fond expectancy of springtime and ending with the hard facts of autumn . Americans have played baseball for more than 200 years , while they conquered a continent , warred with one another and with enemies abroad , struggled over labor and civil rights and the meaning of freedom . At the games 's heart lie mythic contradictions : a pastoral game , born in crowded cities ; an exhilarating democratic sport that tolerates cheating and has excluded as many as it has included ; a profoundly conservative game that some times manages to be years ahead of its time . It is an American odyssey that links sons and daughters to father and grandfathers . And it reflects a host of age - old American tensions : between workers and owners , scandal and reform , the individual and the collective . It is a haunted game , where each player is measured by the ghosts of those who have gone before . Most of all , it is about time and timelessness , speed and grace , failure and loss , imperishable hope , and coming home .
Output: REFERENCE times
Mike Burton:  Hey , ten bucks ...
Ed Stevens: I 'm not really in the mood .
Mike Burton: No , you 're gon na like this _ one _ , it 's conceptual .
Ed Stevens: ... Okay .
Mike Burton: Ten bucks ... if you give me ten bucks .
Output: OTHER
Jason Gideon:  Roman philosopher Lucretius wrote " What is food to _ one _ is to others bitter poison . "
Output: PEOPLE
Servalan:  So tell me , Zen , how does _ one _ operate this craft ?
Zen: One manipulates the controls , and the craft functions accordingly .
Servalan: Yes , and I 've heard of your impudence .
Output: PEOPLE
Danger Mouse:  Listen , have you seen anyone else here , another traveler ?
Hippie Snake: Little bloke ?
Danger Mouse: Yes .
Hippie Snake: Wearing specs ?
Danger Mouse: Yes .
Hippie Snake: Thin on top , collar sticking up , semi - detached eyebrows ?
Danger Mouse: Yes , that 's the _ one _ .
Hippie Snake: No , haven't seen him . You could try the Cave of Blood , though , he might have beaten you to it .
Danger Mouse: Good grief .
Output: PEOPLE
Lightning McQueen:  The bad guys hit me with the beam from the camera , so , why did n't I ... you know .
Mater: Explode in a fiery inferno ?
Lightning McQueen: Yeah .
Finn McMissile: We could n't figure that _ one _ out , either .
Holley Shiftwell: Our investigation proved that Allinol was actually gasoline , and Axelrod engineered it so that when it got hit by the beam , it would explode .
Lightning McQueen: Wait a second , Fillmore . You said my fuel was safe .
Fillmore: If you 're implying that I switched out that rot - gut excuse for alternative fuel with my all natural sustainable organic bio - fuel , just because I never trusted Axelrod , you 're dead wrong man ... It was him .
Sarge: Once big oil , always big oil ... man .
Output: OTHER