niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Michael - Entrepreneur:  Nestle Canada or any other beverage company , they do n't own springs . They lease water off people like myself . Leasing this to a company , the going rate is 5 cents per gallon . The spring , it produces $ 200000 gallons of water per day . 5 cents per gallon will bring $ 365 million per year .
Robert Herjavec: But show me an order from _ one _ that you 've talked to that said , " Love your water , Michael . Here 's my order " .
Michael - Entrepreneur: I haven't approached a larger company ...
Robert Herjavec: You 're telling me this is a good business but you do n't really know .
Michael - Entrepreneur: I do know .
Robert Herjavec: But if you know , show me the order .
Michael - Entrepreneur: The reason why is because I ... I 'm a young person . I may not have the prestige or expertise as ...
Robert Herjavec: Michael , you know what , I got ta tell ya that is the biggest load of crap I 've ever heard . Everybody in my whole life said that to me . I was 22 years old and sold a $ 100k system to General Electric . And people said , " Oh , they 're never gon na buy from you , you ca n't call 'em up " . You know what I did ? I picked up the phone , I called the receptionist , and I got a meeting . Pick up the phone , call one , get an order , and then ask for money .
Michael - Entrepreneur: I recognize the value of your network , and your network is a very strong network .
Kevin O'Leary: Everybody comes in here and says that .
Robert Herjavec: You know , Michael , let me tell you another thing . So , you know I 'm an immigrant to this country , I had nothing ...
Laurence Lewin: Oh my god ...
Robert Herjavec: Here we go , I 'm not gon na cry ! You know what , it 's funny to you but this is serious to him . I mean , he 's invested his family and everything and I got ta tell you , just a piece of advice : people always tell you " it 's about who you know " and " it 's about your connections " and granted , if you have that it 's easier , but it 's also a load of crap . All it means is you got ta work harder than somebody with a privileged life like O'Leary who knows everybody . You just got ta work harder .
Output: company
Caroline Morgan:  Do n't move , Boy Scout . Back right off .
Constable Benton Fraser: You alright , Ray ?
Ray Vecchio: I 'm well , Fraser , and you ?
Caroline Morgan: Dead in your tracks ! Right there . Take out the gun and drop it on the floor
Ray Vecchio: Do n't do it , Fraser . Take the shot .
Constable Benton Fraser: I 'm afraid I 'm not carrying a gun .
Caroline Morgan: Drop the gun !
Constable Benton Fraser: I honestly do n't have _ one _ .
Ray Vecchio: Sharp shooter first class . Can take the head off a pin .
Constable Benton Fraser: He 's right about that
Ray Vecchio: Drop it or he takes you out
Constable Benton Fraser: I would if I had a gun , Ray .
Caroline Morgan: Show me the gun !
Constable Benton Fraser: Well we 'd have to go back to my office . I do have this knife .
Ray Vecchio: Oh , that 's good Benny . Threaten her with your camping utensils
Output: gun
Meg Bennett:  What 's par for this course ?
Bunjiro 'Bunji' Bennett: 80 Strokes .
Meg Bennett: Aw ! So far I 'm up to _ 640 _ .
J.D. Bennett: At least ya can divide it by 80 .
Output: Strokes
Jeff Foxworthy:  Also , with t - shirts , guys , if you weigh more than four hundred pounds , it 's not okay to wear a t - shirt that says " No fat chicks . "
Jeff Foxworthy: You
Jeff Foxworthy: ought to be wearing _ one _ that says " I whipped anorexia 's ass . "
Jeff Foxworthy: And
Jeff Foxworthy: do * not * wear an " I 'm with stupid " t - shirt if you 're by yourself .
Jeff Foxworthy: And
Jeff Foxworthy: if you do , well , I 'd say that 's right .
Output: t
Vissian Chief Engineer:  You might find this difficult to believe , but this polymer is composed of over 200 naturally occurring elements .
Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III: That 's impossible !
Vissian Chief Engineer: I read in your database that you 've discovered only _ 92 _ . I understand how this might seem unnerving .
Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III: A lot of things around here do , but , um ... I 'm trying to keep an open mind .
Output: elements
Dr. Carson Evans, DSR:  I wanna stress at the outset that this is not a investigation . You are not a subject of the criminal inquiry . Our purpose is simply to gather background information and I 'd like to note , for the record , how much we appreciate your cooperation in this matter . Do you have any questions ?
Sydney: Yes . Just _ one _ . Are you really not gon na tell me what this prophecy says ?
Dr. Carson Evans, DSR: I think we 've been over that .
Sydney: Yes we have . Just , not to my satisfaction .
Output: questions
Badger:  Well now , what 's the news on the riverbank ? How 's old Toad getting on ?
Ratty: From bad to worse .
Moley: With all of his contraptions , you know .
Badger: * All * ? How many has he * had * ?
Moley: He smashed up _ six _ , then - then there was that stone wall , and then ...
Output: contraptions
Homer Simpson:  They all look so tasty , but I think I 'll eat that one right there .
Maitre D': Why do n't you pick one that 's a little more frisky , sir ?
Homer Simpson: Why ?
Maitre D': Well , when you choose _ one _ that 's floating upside down , it somewhat defeats the purpose of selecting a live lobster .
Output: lobster
Deputy Lofty:  So Felicity got Scissorbill hogtied , huh ?
Annie Oakley: He finally got his gold claim - by marrying _ one _ .
Output: claim
Richard Castle:  I do n't think date night counts when it 's a candlelit dinner with the butcher of Guadalajara .
Kate Beckett: Well , I 'll ... I 'll plan something else .
Richard Castle: Something else ?
Richard Castle: You
Richard Castle: did n't have a plan !
Kate Beckett: Do you realize how pressure - filled this is , always trying to top each other ?
Richard Castle: That 's half the fun of it ! Our rivalry is what fuels the passionate fire ...
Richard Castle: Rivalry
Kate Beckett: .
Kate Beckett: What ?
Richard Castle: Rivalry . Between two brothers .
Kate Beckett: What ? What rivalry ?
Richard Castle: The _ one _ between Jorge " El Oso " Zamacona and his brother Hector .
Kate Beckett: A rivalry would explain why Zane was working with both brothers . But how ... how do we prove it ?
Richard Castle: I just need to find one piece of evidence to see that I 'm on the right track .
Richard Castle: And
Richard Castle: that could be it .
Output: rivalry
Darla:  Young love .
Angelus: Give it a century .
James: A century ? A mere hundred years .
Elisabeth: I would need a _ thousand _ to sketch the perfect plane of your face .
James: And I would need ten thousand just to name the color of your eyes .
Angelus: They 're green . But take your time .
Output: years
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: gun
Addison DeWitt:  And what 's your name ?
Phoebe: Phoebe .
Addison DeWitt: Phoebe ?
Phoebe: I call myself Phoebe .
Addison DeWitt: And why not ? Tell me , Phoebe , do you want someday to have an award like that of your own ?
Phoebe: More than anything else in the world .
Addison DeWitt: Then you must ask Miss Harrington how to get _ one _ . Miss Harrington knows all about it .
Output: award
Indiana Jones:  This is a pretty good rabbit .
Jack Anders: Oh , it 's nothing compared to what we got in Australia . In Australia we 've got rabbita as big as kangaroos .
Indiana Jones: Really ?
Jack Anders: And kangaroos as big as horses .
Indiana Jones: As big as horses , is that right ?
Jack Anders: My old man saw _ one _ once , big as an elephant ...
Indiana Jones: An elephant ? You do n't say .
Jack Anders: Well , If you 'd ever been to Australia , you 'd know what I was talking about .
Indiana Jones: Well actually , I have been to Australia and the kangaroos they looked pretty normal sized to me .
Output: kangaroos
Vanessa Carlysle:  Hey , hands off the merchandise .
Wade Wilson: Merchandise ? Huh ... so you uh , bump fuzzies for money ?
Vanessa Carlysle: Yep .
Wade Wilson: Rough childhood ?
Vanessa Carlysle: Rougher than yours . Daddy left before I was born .
Wade Wilson: Daddy left before I was conceived .
Vanessa Carlysle: Ever had a cigarette put out on your skin ?
Wade Wilson: Where else do you put _ one _ out ?
Vanessa Carlysle: I was molested !
Wade Wilson: Me too . Uncle .
Vanessa Carlysle: Uncles . They took turns .
Wade Wilson: I watched my own birthday party through the keyhole of a locked closet , which also happened to be my ...
Vanessa Carlysle: Your bedroom . Lucky . I slept in a dishwasher box .
Wade Wilson: You had a dishwasher . I did n't even known sleep . It was pretty much 24/7 ball gags , brownie mix and clown porn .
Vanessa Carlysle: Who would do such a thing ?
Wade Wilson: Hopefully you . Later tonight ? Hey , what can I get for $ 275 and uh ... a Yogurtlands reward card ?
Vanessa Carlysle: Baby , about 48 minutes of whatever the fuck you want . And a low - fat dessert .
Output: cigarette
Mr. Stringer:  I 'm sorry , madam , but I can not permit mice in my hotel .
Helga: How dare you say that when your rotten hotel is full of rats anyway ?
Mr. Stringer: Rats ? There are no rats in this hotel !
Helga: I saw _ one _ this morning running along the corridor , into the kitchens .
Mr. Stringer: Madam , you only arrived in the hotel this afternoon .
Helga: Morning , afternoon , I saw a rat in your hotel , and if matters do not improve , I shall have to report you to the public health authorities .
Mr. Stringer: Look , madam , I 'm not prepared ...
Luke: The cakes in the lounge are nibbled around the edges , too . I can show you .
Helga: If you are not careful , the health people will order the whole hotel closed before everyone gets typhoid fever .
Mr. Stringer: You ca n't be serious , madam !
Helga: I have never been more serious in my life . Now - will you or will you not let my grandchild keep his hygienic and perfectly harmless pet mice ?
Output: Rats
Alexis Castle:  So , according to the JPEG 's geotag , the photo was taken here , and this is the building you were coming out of .
Kate Beckett: Montreal Global Bank .
Richard Castle: What was I doing at a bank ?
Alexis Castle: Dad , the key ! The _ one _ sewn into your pants when they found you . What if ... the bank is where it came from ?
Richard Castle: A safe deposit box .
Alexis Castle: It 's the right size .
Richard Castle: We need to get up there . This is the break we 've been waiting for .
Kate Beckett: Okay , fine . We 'll go this weekend .
Richard Castle: We ca n't wait for the weekend . We got ta go now .
Kate Beckett: I 'm in the middle of a case .
Richard Castle: Fine . I 'll go . Montreal 's a short flight , I 'll be there and back in a couple of hours .
Kate Beckett: No ! Not after everything we 've been through . You 're not going alone .
Alexis Castle: She 's right , dad . You ca n't go by yourself . I 'll go with you .
Richard Castle: Yes . Yes , she 'll go with me .
Kate Beckett: We have no idea what 's out there . No idea who 's out there . That 's too risky .
Richard Castle: It 's Canada . How risky could it be ? And need I remind you , I 'm a grown man . I do n't need to ask your permission . That being said , please , please , please can I ... can I ... can I go ?
Kate Beckett: Okay , fine . But only because I know you 're not gon na do anything stupid if she 's with you . Do n't let him do anything stupid .
Alexis Castle: Promise .
Output: key
Kouichi Sakakibara:  So , Will you leave the town ?
Mei Misaki: Only for a week . I 'll be back for the school trip .
Kouichi Sakakibara: I see ...
Mei Misaki: Did you find the ghost picture that your mom left in the house of her parents ?
Kouichi Sakakibara: Not yet
Mei Misaki: If you find it , will you show that to me ?
Kouichi Sakakibara: Sure
Mei Misaki: .
Mei Misaki: If something happens , use it .
Kouichi Sakakibara: A number ? A cell phone number ?
Mei Misaki: Yes .
Kouichi Sakakibara: Yours ?
Mei Misaki: Yes .
Kouichi Sakakibara: You said you hate those devices .
Mei Misaki: I hate those . The idea of being connected all the time to people using electromagnetic waves , makes me sick .
Kouichi Sakakibara: So , Why do you have _ one _ ?
Mei Misaki: She forces me to carry it . She says she worries sometimes .
Kouichi Sakakibara: I see ...
Output: devices
Jim Profit:  You look like a man whose conscience is bothering him .
Jeffrey Sykes: I 'm glad you know what a conscience is Jim , since you do n't actually possess one .
Jim Profit: You know I 've been meaning to get _ one _ , I 've just been so tied up with work lately .
Output: conscience
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: promise
Johann Krauss:  Well , I 'm out of ideas .
Hellboy: I 've got _ one _ .
Output: ideas
Josh Nichols:  I had a nightmare .
Drake Parker: Was it the _ one _ where you got your foot stuck in the horse ?
Josh Nichols: Worse .
Drake Parker: Worse than getting your foot stuck in a horse 's ...
Output: nightmare
Elliot:  Position one , two or three ?
J.D.: We only had _ two _ .
Elliot: Oh yeah . Then I have to show you something later .
Output: Position
Kenan Rockmore:  Kel , nobody is going to buy a shirt that says ' Friend of Hero ' .
Kel Kimble: False information , I already bought _ five _ .
Output: shirt
Arvin Sloane:  Because I did n't have the orchid , I attempted to artificially manufacture its nectar
Sydney Bristow: Because your imposter already has the orchid , he does n't need to acquire any of the other substances you mentioned . All he has to do is put the nectar into the water , you contaminated .
Nadia Santos: You loaded the gun .
Arvin Sloane: That 's right .
Sydney Bristow: How many people are we talking about ? How many people drank the contaminated water ?
Arvin Sloane: Somewhere between _ three _ and four hundred million .
Sydney Bristow: What ?
Output: people
[a chemist's counter:  Hugh strides up to confront the shop assistant
Assistant: Can I help you ?
Hugh: Yes please . I 'd like eight packets of condoms , please .
Assistant: Eight ?
Hugh: _ Eight _ . Four of them featherlite , three of them ribbed , the new single by Jason Donovan , and one multi - coloured pack of Fiestas .
Assistant: Jason Donovan ?
Hugh: That 's right . Can you make sure they 're all sensitol lubricated ?
Output: packets
Derek Morgan:  Yeah , Baby Girl ! How 's that list coming along ?
Penelope Garcia: Okay , of the 5 that hit the profile , _ one _ sticks out like a tiger in a room of kittens !
Output: 5
Doc:  Paterson , you still do n't got a cell phone ?
Paterson: Uh , no . No , I do n't want one . It would be a leash .
Doc: What about the better half , she got one ?
Paterson: She 's got _ one _ , yeah . And the laptop , and an iPad ...
Doc: She does n't want you to get one ?
Paterson: No . She 's okay about it . She understands me really well .
Doc: A lucky guy .
Output: half
Parson Staffer:  All it would take is for one of the demons to follow you back from the forbidden land and we 'd all be struck down .
Jonnie Goodboy Tyler: Have you ever seen _ one _ ? Have you ? Has anyone here ever seen one ?
Jonnie Goodboy Tyler: A
Jonnie Goodboy Tyler: demon ? A monster ? A BEAST ? YAH !
Output: demons
Professor Ian Duncan:  Abed , how many fingers am I holding up , and more importantly , are they still made of clay ?
Abed Nadir: _ Three _ , and I told you , it 's not clay . We 're silicone bodies with ball - and - socket armatures .
Professor Ian Duncan: Very interesting , and publishable .
Output: fingers
E.B. Farnum:  Antemeridian constitutional , Mr. Russell ? Or will we roll the bones again ?
Otis Russell: It must cost you sleep . The guests you drive off , the chances of thievin ' and bilkin ' you lose , needing to rub against your betters .
Seth Bullock: You and I are gon na talk .
Otis Russell: You do n't account for my preferences , Mr. Bullock ?
Seth Bullock: I will beat you here in the street .
Otis Russell: First - rate thinking . My daughter 's agent beats her father in the street . How better to condemn Alma to deepened suspicion as to her role in her husband 's violent death , and widen suspicion to include yourself ? Shoot craps , Mr. Bullock ?
E.B. Farnum: I know what 's in the till .
Otis Russell: Were you bullied , Mr. Bullock , when young and incapable ? And now you see wrongs everywhere and bullying you feel called to remedy ? Ten , lay due .
Eddie Sawyer: New shooter , comin ' out .
Otis Russell: The bully who oppressed your youth is n't at the table with us . Perhaps he 's long dead .
Eddie Sawyer: Eight , point is eight .
Otis Russell: If you would view the present with more clarity , perhaps you 'd recognize that I 'm not victimizing my daughter but merely asking for a small portion of the ample proceeds from her vein .
Eddie Sawyer: _ Seven _ out .
Otis Russell: Alma is hurt only in your particular view of things . Ten again , lay due . And while I 'll sign no guarantee not to return , or against any future claim on her compassion , realize I do hate it here . And if you inhale and expel pure righteousness , my olfactories are keen to the smell of shit .
Eddie Sawyer: Six , the point is six .
Otis Russell: Having heard all that , and knowing , as you must , the injudiciousness of making an enemy of a man who could testify truthfully that five minutes before her marriage , he heard his daughter wish her prospective husband dead , and who wo n't shrink from lying as to what she admitted to him on his arrival in this cesspool as to her complicity in her husband 's murder ... I suppose you 'd best take your swing .
Eddie Sawyer: Gentlemen , watch the felt .
Sol Star: Seth ! Seth ! Seth !
Seth Bullock: All right . Leave this this camp , and draw a map for anyone who wants to believe your fuckin ' lies . Anyone who wants to put your daughter or her holdings in jeopardy , you show 'em how to get here . And you tell 'em I 'll be waiting .
Output: point
Tommy aka White Knife:  Okay , that 's two past ya . So you 're done , right ?
Abner DoubleDay: No , no , I said three times .
Short Stop: No , you said two .
Abner DoubleDay: I said _ three _ ! Three strikes and I 'm out . I know what I said , shortstop . That 's your new name , Short Stop , that 's right . Now and forever , forever and ever , Short Stop , Short Stop , Short Stop .
Output: strikes
Marie Schrader:  Well , which supermarket ? Is it like a big _ one _ ? Like a chain ?
Skyler White: Marie ...
Marie Schrader: Do n't get me wrong . I think it 's just great that he 's , y'know , back and he 's feeling better . I just , I mean , he ... naked . He was NAKED , naked in a supermarket ! It was n't Whole Foods , was it ?
Output: supermarket
Hillary Gainsborough:  Are you familiar with Karate ?
Maxwell Smart, Agent 86: Are you kidding ? Why , Karate happens to be one of my favorite hobbies . Why , with one perfectly timed chop of my hand I can break eight boards this thick , would you believe it , eight .
Hillary Gainsborough: I find that very difficult to believe .
Maxwell Smart, Agent 86: Would you believe _ seven _ ?
Hillary Gainsborough: I do n't think so .
Maxwell Smart, Agent 86: How about a loaf of bread ?
Output: boards
Joseph Molesley:  Now that Jimmy , uh , James , has gone , do I take it that I am new first footman .
Charles Carson: Since you are the only _ one _ , you are first , second , third , and last . Make what you will of it .
Output: footman
Judy:  YOU IDIOT !
Robinson Crusoe: Is that Judy ? She is a bit formidable .
Will Atkins: Well you should try being born in a prison sometime . And I mean a real one , not your fancy island here . Laport , he fancied his chances with her .
Robinson Crusoe: Who 's Laport ?
Will Atkins: The _ one _ you just fed to the man - eating fish thank you very much .
Output: Laport
Pam:  Hey , do they have royalty in Australia ?
Sierra: Uh , we have a queen , yes . But it 's the same _ one _ they have in England . Fickle bitch .
Output: queen
Billy Lucas:  Well what do you want ? SLR 's SMG 's GPMG 's , mortars , grenades , claymores , sidewinders ? You name it , we can supply it .
Dempsey: For our particular purpose , details of which you have no need to know , we require one current model fully armed , fueled and operational tank .
Makepeace: Tank ?
Dempsey: I told you : we can only afford _ one _ !
Output: tank
Col. John Marlowe:  The Major seems to be out of uniform . Where are your sidearms , Kendall ?
Major Kendall: If you check the book , Colonel , you 'll see that a Regimental Surgeon does n't wear _ one _ .
Col. John Marlowe: First you cut out our artillery , then the wagons , and now you want to saddle us with a medical unit !
Output: sidearms
Penelope Garcia:  Beantown has turned into Chokeville . Three victims , all male , wallets stolen .
Aaron Hotchner: The unsub uses a garrote to strangle his victims . He strikes at night , and there have been no witnesses .
David Rossi: How much did he get ?
Aaron Hotchner: What 's odd . Each of the victims ' socio - economically is lower to middle class . It 's doubtful there would have been much cash , and there have been no charge attempts on any of the credit cards .
Alex Blake: So the murders might not be about money at all . Taking the wallets could be a forensic countermeasure to delay victim identification .
Penelope Garcia: That could be the sitch with the first two victims , but the latest _ one _ , Scott Delfino , he was on the phone with his roommate when he was attacked ; call cut out unexpectedly , repeated callbacks went straight to voicemail .
Aaron Hotchner: And Delfino 's body was found an hour later , indications were that he 'd been blitzed .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Which speaks to the killer 's prep work , but also his desperation . He chose a location to lay in wait , but was n't capable of adapting to a target on the phone .
Jennifer Jareau: Well , that could be arrogance getting in the way , making his organization appear mixed . To me , that screams false confidence .
Derek Morgan: Which means the desperation is what 's driving him . It 's not about the kills , it 's about what the murders represent .
Jennifer Jareau: He 's mission oriented . He does n't want to kill them , he has to .
David Rossi: Which suggests the unsub has no personal connection to his victims .
Alex Blake: Except choking as a kill method is extremely personal . He feels each victim take their last breath .
Derek Morgan: What if the wallets are a form of depersonalization ? He 's stripping his victims of their identities .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Which means he may feel stripped of his own . If the wallets are trophies , he could be seeking recognition for his work .
Aaron Hotchner: And he may not stop killing until he gets that recognition . Let 's go .
Output: victims
Tom Lee:  Ever since then , I 've been a sucker for girls in polo coats .
Laura Reynolds: I think I have _ one _ ...
Tom Lee: Yes , I know .
Output: girls
Sam Quong:  Let me fix you a drink before you collapse .
Lorenzo Corman: You better fix _ one _ for yourself too .
Output: drink
Alexis Castle:  How do you get away with one murder by committing two more ?
Richard Castle: At one death , you look for motive . At two , you look for a connection . At _ three _ , you look for someone like Kyle . At three , you do n't need motive , because mentally unstable serial killers do n't usually have one .
Output: death
Richard Castle:  Look at that .
Kate Beckett: That 's last night . He was meeting with someone .
Richard Castle: Someone from that phone number , just before he was killed .
Kate Beckett: I 'm gon na run that down .
Richard Castle: You have an app for that ?
Kate Beckett: Yeah , NYPD issue . We just got it .
Richard Castle: Can I ... ?
Kate Beckett: Whoa !
Richard Castle: Fine . Then you do n't get to play my " Angry Birds " .
Richard Castle: And
Richard Castle: they just came out with a new _ one _ .
Output: Birds
Susan Bloom:  You are a stubborn old fart !
Leland McKenzie: Get out of here !
Susan Bloom: Do n't sputter at me , Leland . This is important . We could do each other a lot of good .
Leland McKenzie: I would rather go swimming in nuclear waste then to share office space one day with you !
Susan Bloom: Get over it , honey . This place is in deep financial doody and I 'm the only one here to take care of it and everyone knows it . Hold on . Just listen to my proposal . Ya do n't like it , ya can throw me out .
Leland McKenzie: You got two minutes .
Susan Bloom: I only need _ one _ . I 'm a fat cash cow . I have more money then God ! I 'll agree to pay anything you want for office space . Refer you to my litigation overflow and anything my clients need outside the film industry . And I will even get you a deal with my insurance company .
Leland McKenzie: In return for what ?
Susan Bloom: Your downtown connections , your sterling reputation . You need a shot in the arm , I 'm willing to branch out . Together we 're Fred Astair and Ginger Rogers . She had the sexy and he had the class .
Leland McKenzie: If you want me to merger , that 's out of the question .
Susan Bloom: I like to co - habit before I get married . We share space and see what happens .
Leland McKenzie: Trust me , nothing will .
Susan Bloom: But you find my offer temping .
Leland McKenzie: We have the right to terminate your lease at any time within a month 's advance ... without notice . You pay for office services and use of the library . Any joint clients , their legal fees go 50 - 50 .
Susan Bloom: My name goes on the door . We issue a press release . And agree to talk closer ties in six months .
Leland McKenzie: One year . And this will all have to be approved by the partners . It is n't final .
Susan Bloom: Small strokes , baby . Paper work . We got a done deal .
Output: minutes
Lt. Cmdr. Matt T. Sherman:  I do n't want to bore you with the problems of command , Mr. Holden , because I doubt you 'll ever have _ one _ . It 's inconsistent with that philosophy of yours - every man for himself .
Lt. Nicholas Holden: Dog eat dog .
Lt. Cmdr. Matt T. Sherman: Exactly . The unfortunate thing about command , though , Mr. Holden , is that the responsibilities outweigh the privileges . Now if it was just myself I was concerned with , I 'd tell you what to do with that list . But my responsibility is this boat , and to get her out of here I 'd even make a pact with the devil .
Lt. Nicholas Holden: That 's where I come in .
Lt. Cmdr. Matt T. Sherman: That 's right .
Output: problems
Dr. Greg Jameson:  What 's your social security number ?
Dakota Moss: I do n't have _ one _ .
Output: number
Miley Stewart:  Well , he needs to help me , cause I won a Booty
Lilly Truscott: Good , cause you need _ one _
Output: Booty
Bob:  Let me guess ... CIA , right ?
Fraser: No , Royal Canadian Mounted Police . Constable Benton Fraser .
Bob: Bob . Where 's your horse ?
Fraser: Well , I , I do n't have _ one _ . I have a wolf if , if that helps you any .
Bob: You ride him ?
Fraser: No . He 's deaf .
Output: horse
Dr. Spencer Reid:  Six letters . " Between the waves . "
Alex Blake: Slatch .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Yes . 10 letters . " Wandering alone . "
Alex Blake: Uh ... If it 's Latin in origin , alone is " solus , " vagare is " wondering , " 10 letters ... S - O - L - I - V - A - G - A - N - T.
Dr. Spencer Reid: Congratulations , Blake , you just finished that crossword puzzle in seven minutes .
Alex Blake: I mean , you could do it , too .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I 've done it in _ five _ and a half , actually . There 's a theory about pattern recognition where you do n't even have to look at the clues anymore , but I found that going across instead of down helps because the sequence of saccades and fixations in traditional reading assist with other oculomotor tasks such as solving crossword puzzles .
Alex Blake: Ah .
David Rossi: Happy Wednesday , my nerds .
Alex Blake: Hey , you 're here early .
David Rossi: Apparently not early enough . I missed all the excitement . You do that in pen ?
Alex Blake: Is there any other way ?
Output: minutes
Lemony Snicket:  Perhaps you 've been told never to shout " Fire " in a public place . When you shout " Fire , " and there is n't _ one _ , it can cause chaos . Of course , when you shout " Fire , " and there is one , it can cause chaos but also save lives . Still , there are times when shouting " Fire " can save lives , even when there is n't one . For example , you may be trapped in a motel room with your enemies waiting outside . Shouting " Fire " will cause the kind of chaos that will allow you to escape undetected . Therefore , the life it saves will be your own .
Output: Fire
Narrator:  Welcome to _ seventy _ - two of the most dangerous places to live . Some people chose to live here , but would you even dare to visit ?
Output: places
Donatello:  These mousers are incredible ! The servo mechanics , the circuitry , the articulation ... !
Raphael: Geez , Donny , why do n't you just marry _ one _ already .
Output: mousers
Dorothy:  What would you do with a brain if you had _ one _ ?
Output: brain
Swiftnick:  His hands are weak , his bellies ' large , his word ai n't worth a button . A nasty , twisting , oily rogue , that human dungheap , Glutton .
Dick Turpin: There 's the dog , immortalized in verse ! Is there _ one _ about Spiker then ?
Swiftnick: Yeah , but not one I can say aloud .
Dick Turpin: And it does n't rhyme either .
Output: verse
Shawn Hunter:  Mr. Feeny , I 'm sure if you recall the pain of being stabbed in the back by a girlfriend .
Topanga: I did n't stab him , he stabbed me .
Cory: Oh , I 'd stab myself before I 'd stab you . Kenny , give me a pencil .
Kenny: I do n't have _ one _ !
Output: pencil
Cindy Prescott:  I 'll put a splint on you , it 'll keep your leg still .
Rider: Are you sure you know how ?
Cindy Prescott: Well I helped my Mom put _ one _ on a Lamb once .
Rider: A Lamb ! I 'm no Lamb .
Cindy Prescott: No your not ! Your a very rude boy ! But I 'll give you a hand anyway .
Output: splint
Josie Ellison:  Keep that one , Bluey , do n't let him go !
James Ellison: Good choice , Josie . He 's the most intelligent and the most determined . Just what you want in a riding pony . But this pony 's got to pull your cart . Why not one more docile ?
Josie Ellison: I want that _ one _ .
James Ellison: He 'll give you trouble .
Josie Ellison: I do n't care . I want him .
Output: pony
King Julien:  But those baboons , they would not listen to sabotage ... I mean , reason .
Darla: Did you drop that fuzzy bag of stank into our habitat ?
King Julien: That is a wild accusation !
Darla: Y'all saying you did n't do it ?
King Julien: Oh , no , I did it . I just think the accusation is ... wild !
Darla: Uh - huh . Now I 'm gon na say this slow , because I can tell y' all got a bad case of the stupids ...
King Julien: Maurice , how did she see the royal medical report ?
Darla: Y'all apologize for skunking us , or my gals and I are gon na make us a couple of lemur coats .
Mort: Ooh , can I have _ one _ ?
Mort: I
Mort: cancel my order .
Output: coats
Larry Bolinger:  That 's private property out there . If I were you , I would n't trespass anymore .
Frank Cannon: Really ? That 's kind of a shame because I was thinking about inviting the police out to see _ one _ your little shows .
John Horne: Well , the police wo n't bother us , Mr. Cannon . Believe me , I know . See , the chief is my father .
Frank Cannon: I bet he does n't advertise it .
Larry Bolinger: I think I 'm getting some bad vibrations from you , Cannon .
Frank Cannon: Young man , when I start vibrating , you wo n't have to think - you 'll know .
Output: shows
Doctor Beverly Crusher:  Penny .
Captain Jean-Luc Picard: What ?
Doctor Beverly Crusher: For your thoughts . Penny for your thoughts .
Captain Jean-Luc Picard: Do you have _ one _ ?
Doctor Beverly Crusher: I 'm sure the replicator will have one on file .
Output: Penny
Laura Dannon:  You 're quite a pill .
Brendan Frye: Uh - huh .
Laura Dannon: Where are you going ?
Brendan Frye: Home .
Laura Dannon: Why did you take a powder the other night ?
Brendan Frye: Same reason I 'm taking _ one _ now .
Laura Dannon: Hold it . I wanna help you .
Brendan Frye: Go away . Look , I ca n't trust you . You ought to be smart enough to know that . I did n't shake the party up to get your attention , and I 'm not heeling you to hook you . Your connections could help me , but the bad baggage they bring would make it zero sum game or even hurt me . I 'm better off coming at it clean .
Laura Dannon: I would n't have to lead you in by the ha ...
Brendan Frye: I ca n't trust you ! Brad was a sap . You were n't . You were with him , and so you were playing him . So you 're a player . With you behind me I 'd have to tie one eye up watching both your hands , and I ca n't spare it .
Output: powder
Irene:  Are you a Roman ?
Godfrey: No . I 'm an Austrian , miss .
Irene: Did you have a kangaroo when you were a little boy ?
Godfrey: Oh , you must be thinking about Australia .
Irene: You could have _ one _ here if you wanted to , you know .
Godfrey: Yes , I 'm sure I could , but it would n't be the same , somehow . Will you excuse me ?
Output: kangaroo
Aaron Hotchner:  Have you nailed down the victimology ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: You know , I found a unique evolution , actually . The earliest victims appear to be high - risk . These lesions are consistent with syphilis , most likely a prostitute . This one has severely ground and missing teeth , commonly seen in excessive methamphetamine abuse . And then all of a sudden out of nowhere , a sea change - healthier and stronger victims all the way through to number twelve .
Aaron Hotchner: Lower - risk , harder for him to hunt . What do we know about the first victim ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: You know , that one 's tough . He or she has been in the water so long , they 're mostly bone fragments . I can attempt to reconstruct ...
Aaron Hotchner: You 've got three hours .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I can do it in _ two _ .
Aaron Hotchner: Make it one .
Output: hours
Professor Wagstaff:  Have you ever had any experience as a kidnapper ?
Baravelli: You bet . You know what I do when I kidnap somebody ? First I call 'em up on the telephone , then I send 'em my chauffeur .
Professor Wagstaff: Oh , have you got a chauffeur ? What kind of a car have you got ?
Baravelli: Oh , I no got a car , I just got a chauffeur .
Professor Wagstaff: Well maybe I 'm crazy , but when you have a chauffeur , are n't you supposed to have a car ?
Baravelli: Well I had _ one _ , but - a you see it cost too much money to keep a car and a chauffeur so I sold the car .
Professor Wagstaff: Well that shows you how little I know . I would've kept the car and sold the chauffeur .
Baravelli: That 's a - no good . I got ta have a chauffeur to take me to work in the morning .
Professor Wagstaff: Well if you 've got no car , how can he take you to work ?
Baravelli: He do n't have to take me to work , I no got a job .
Professor Wagstaff: Baravelli , this is the finish : how much would you want to stand at the wrong end of a shooting gallery ?
Output: car
Jonathan Turner:  Alright , George . What gives all the beautiful women outside your office ?
George Feeny: Oh , the secretarial prospects . Yes , I 'm interviewing today .
Jonathan Turner: What happened to Mrs. Willy ?
George Feeny: She 's moving to Florida to be closer to her grandchildren . The little _ one _ , Monty , turns 50 this month .
Output: grandchildren
Andie:  Hideo Takamini ... HIDEO TAKAMINI ?
Kevin: Right here !
Andie: Hideo Takamini ?
Kevin: Well actually it 's pronounced " Kevin Donaldson . "
Andie: I do n't have a " Donaldson . "
Kevin: Well , you have _ one _ now .
Output: Donaldson
Trunks:  What is that ?
Piccolo: That 's the Android .
Trunks: No , it 's not .
Piccolo: Yes , it is .
Trunks: No , it 's not !
Dr. Gero: Yes , I am !
Trunks: You stay out of this !
Tien: Wait , so you 're saying that that 's not the Android that kills us ?
Trunks: No ... I do n't even ...
Krillin: But you said two Androids , right ?
Tien: And we 've been fighting _ two _ .
Trunks: Yes , I said two , but that 's not one of them !
Vegeta: Why did n't you tell us what they looked like then ?
Trunks: I only ever met the two !
Vegeta: Well look at that , so did we ! You fucking failure !
Trunks: Hold on a second !
Vegeta: You told us : two Androids , May 12th , 10 AM , South City !
Trunks: Well , five miles off , but ...
Vegeta: And what happens ? We waste our time on the wrong fucking Androids !
Trunks: Look , I was only ten months old at the time !
Vegeta: How about next time you come back to give someone a heads up , you give them a goddamn photo !
Output: Androids
Soolin:  You needed a figurehead . He was it . Or am I wrong ?
Avon: You are right . But then figureheads are n't too difficult to come by . Any idiot can be _ one _ .
Dayna: On your feet , Vila . This could be your big moment .
Avon: Any idiot within reason , that is .
Output: figureheads
Nicki Popoff:  Did your Highness say thirty days ?
Prince Peter Karagin, aka Peter Teranda: If you insist , I might say _ sixty _ .
Nicki Popoff: Oh , sixty sir ! That would kill me sir !
Prince Peter Karagin, aka Peter Teranda: Alright , start dying .
Output: days
Amy Farrah Fowler:  You know , if being on your own is new to you , I 'd be happy to share some tension - relieving techniques for ladies that I 've perfected over the years . For example , do you have an electric toothbrush ?
Penny: Uh , no .
Amy Farrah Fowler: You should get _ one _ .
Output: toothbrush
Andromeda Ascendant:  The chance of a specific human DNA combination reoccurring is approximately _ one _ in three times ten to the fifteenth power .
Tyr Anasazi: Telemachus Rhade is n't just any human . He 's the product of sixteen centuries of selective breeding .
Dylan Hunt: Homo sapiens invictus have the same number of chromosomes as unmodified Homo sapiens .
Tyr Anasazi: Yes , but a smaller sampling . No Nietzschean carries the gene for astigmatism , acromegaly , arterial sclerosis . You combine that with extensive safeguards against mutation and what you 've got is ...
Dylan Hunt: And the odds are still in the trillions .
Tyr Anasazi: It 's a big universe .
Dylan Hunt: Yeah , and a bigger coincidence . You know , I do n't trust coincidences , especially ones named Rhade .
Tyr Anasazi: You should know by now that you can never trust any Nietzschean ... except me .
Output: chance
Reverend Will Dexter:  Every day , here and at home , we are warned about the enemy . But who is the enemy ? Is it the alien ? Well , we are all alien to one another . Is it the one who believes differently than we do ? No , oh no , my friends . The enemy is fear . The enemy is ignorance . The enemy is the _ one _ who tells you that you must hate that which is different . Because , in the end , that hate will turn on you . And that same hate will destroy you .
Output: enemy
Wizard:  But Dr. Wily 's ultimate Robot Master is none other than Bass , a direct imitation of his nemesis , Mega Man .
Boomstick: He even has a robo - dog helper called Treble .
Wizard: Bass is powered by Bassnium , an extremely potent and unique energy source .
Boomstick: Bassnium ? You just made that up .
Wizard: I wish I did .
Boomstick: Well , he wields the Bass Buster , an arm cannon that has both rapid fire and charge shot settings .
Wizard: He is programmed to be able to copy any action he has seen . If he gets a hold of another 's weapon , he can use it to the same effectiveness as the original owner .
Boomstick: He can also fuse with Treble using the super adapter creating ... Super Bass !
Wizard: Bass is extremely powerful but fairly brash and arrogant . He seeks to prove he is the strongest robot warrior there is and will even disobey Dr. Wily 's orders if he thinks they impede his goal . Though he will not kill his creator , he has occasionally attacked him .
Boomstick: That 's when Wily busts out his personal fighting vehicle !
Wizard: The Wily Machine has gone through several variations ...
Boomstick: Even a dinosaur !
Wizard: Though Wily 's favorite appears to be machine # 8 .
Boomstick: Good old _ 8 _ can fly , launch missiles and has a triple barrel laser cannon and a boomerang buzzsaw .
Wizard: It also houses Wily 's personal transportation , the Wily Capsule .
Boomstick: Which makes the worst sound you 've ever heard in your life ! Make it stop ! MAKE IT STOP !
Wizard: Wily designs and commands his robots with long term strategy in mind and , as a result , often keeps his team as flexible as possible , though this means each robot has specific exploitable weaknesses . As a unit , Wily 's team is prepared for anything !
Output: machine
Pamela Moran:  Regenerate , life renewed . What is it that the poets keep trying to hammer into our heads ? Winter becomes spring , night becomes day . As one wave crashes onto the shore and disappears , another _ one _ appears behind it and another and another . I guess we humans just plain wanna stick around . The ride must be worth the price of admission , and it 's not in us to give up hope . Even when any reason for hope as dwindled to almost nothing . This communal spirit , this crazy insistence , that we all really are connected and each other 's care taker , it keeps us from sinking into despair , or sliding into the abyss .
Output: wave
Kate Beckett:  Is this you being jealous ?
Richard Castle: Jealous ?
Richard Castle: Yes
Richard Castle: . The guy won a MacArthur Genius Award . Do you know who they give those awards to ? Geniuses . Okay ? He 's got one company bringing clean water to Africa , and another _ one _ that might actually cure cancer . So , yes , when you 're in a room with him , alone , I 'm a little jealous . I saw ... I saw how you looked at him .
Kate Beckett: Oh , my gosh . Castle , it 's Eric Vaughn . He was voted one of the hundred most interesting people on the planet . Of course I 'm gon na swoon , a little . Just like you would if Bar Refaeli walked through the door . But it 's meaningless .
Richard Castle: Yeah , you 're right . It 's just ... the guy 's so impressive .
Kate Beckett: But he 's not you . Besides , the guy could get any woman he wants . He 's not interested in me .
Output: company
Ernie 'Coach' Pantusso:  How 's life , Norm ?
Norm Peterson: Ask the man who 's got _ one _ .
Norm Peterson: Ahh
Norm Peterson: , here 's mine now .
Output: life
Kate Beckett:  Tell me what I do n't know about my mom 's murder .
John Raglan: Everybody drinks their coffee out of cardboard cups these days , or those plastic travel mugs . But there 's ... there 's something about the way ceramic warms your hands . It 's weird , the things you notice . I just got the long face from the doc . Lymphoma . Six months .
Kate Beckett: Sorry to hear about that .
John Raglan: Every year around the holidays , they ... they run that " Christmas Carol " on local TV . When I was a kid , I remember Jacob Marley scared the hell out of me . Forced to drag that ... that chain around in the next world .
Richard Castle: " I wore the chain I forged in life . "
John Raglan: " I made it link by link . " I hid a lot of sins behind my badge , and now I got ta carry 'em . But your mother 's case , that _ one _ weighs a ton .
Kate Beckett: Why ? Because you wrote it off as random gang violence when you knew it was n't ?
John Raglan: I did what I was told . And I kept quiet because I was afraid . About a year ago , there was a hostage standoff in your precinct ; you killed a hitman named Dick Coonan . It was a big deal in the papers ; people noticed .
Kate Beckett: Who hired Coonan to kill my mom ?
John Raglan: You need some context here . This thing started about nineteen years ago , back before I ever knew who Johanna Beckett was . Nineteen years ago , I ... I made a bad mistake , and that started the dominoes falling . And one of them was your mother .
Kate Beckett: Everybody
Kate Beckett: on the ground , now ! Back away from the window ! Away from the window !
Richard Castle: You 're hit .
Kate Beckett: I 'm fine . It 's not my blood .
Output: case
Michael:  What do you know about taking a polygraph - test ?
Charlie Figs: I know enough about it * not * to take _ one _ . My own mother failed a polygraph - test , and she was telling the * truth*.
Output: polygraph
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: soldiers
Al Bundy:  There were the final two players , yours truly , and a player from Andrew Johnson High they called " Spare Tire . "
Bud Bundy: Why ? Because he was fat ?
Al Bundy: No , because he wore _ one _ , with a chain , around his neck .
Output: Tire
Lt. Flaherty:  Columbo .
Columbo: Lt . Flaherty . Long time , no see .
Lt. Flaherty: You ought to try coming downtown once in a while .
Columbo: I 'm gon na get down there this week for sure .
Lt. Flaherty: You know a Sergeant Lefkowitz ?
Columbo: Sergeant Lefkowitz ? Oh , the lady with the computer . Yes .
Lt. Flaherty: You 've been giving her the run around .
Columbo: Me ? No . No , I explained to her that my records regard to my going to pistol practice got loused up in the computer .
Lt. Flaherty: You were right about that . The read - out said you had n't fired in five years . She double - checked it . It was _ ten _ .
Columbo: Gee , you got ta be kidding !
Lt. Flaherty: You better get out to that range right away .
Columbo: Gee , I ca n't go now . I got ta go some place .
Lt. Flaherty: Columbo , you could be suspended .
Columbo: But I do n't have a gun .
Output: years
Alexandra Cabot:  Ms. Stewart , what is your medical degree in ?
Monica Stewart: I do n't have _ one _ .
Alexandra Cabot: But you were making medical choices on behalf of your child .
Monica Stewart: Just because I do n't have a degree does n't mean I ca n't be an informed parent .
Alexandra Cabot: You chose your informed opinion over that of people who do in fact , have a medical degree and understand the science behind vaccinations and recommend that all kids be vaccinated .
Monica Stewart: I know what 's best for my child .
Alexandra Cabot: Well , if you know what 's best and the doctors are of a different opinion , then it stands to reason that they do n't have your child 's best interest at heart .
Monica Stewart: Their science is just another opinion .
Alexandra Cabot: Your opinion killed a little girl .
Trevor Langan: Your Honor ...
Alexandra Cabot: I 'm just trying to show that if Ms. Stewart had vaccinated her child , Sierra Walker would be alive today .
Monica Stewart: I 'm not sure that 's true .
Alexandra Cabot: You 're not ?
Monica Stewart: That woman was a horrible mother . It was just a matter of time until something tragic happened .
Alexandra Cabot: You 're the one on trial , Ms. Stewart .
Monica Stewart: Exactly . And how fair is that ? I 'm the good mother . I make sure my child eats well , is taken care of . She buried her daughter in a shallow grave .
Alexandra Cabot: Yes . She buried the child that you murdered .
Output: degree