niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Mrs. Robinson:  Cyrus Dorian died more than forty years ago .
Dean Winchester: How do you know he died , Mrs. Robinson ? The paper said he went missing . How do you know he died ?
Mrs. Robinson: We were all very young . I dated Cyrus awhile . I , I was also seeing Martin , in secret of course , because , interracial couples did n't go over too well then . When I broke it off with Cyrus , and when he found out about Martin ... I do n't know , he , he changed . His , his hatred . His hatred was frightening .
Sam Winchester: The string of murders .
Mrs. Robinson: There were rumors . People of color disappearing into some kind of a truck . Nothing was ever done . Martin and uh , Martin and I , we were gon na be uh , married in that little church near here , but uh , last minute we decided to elope , because we did n't want all the attention .
Dean Winchester: And Cyrus ?
Mrs. Robinson: The day we set for the wedding , was the day someone set fire to the church . There was a children 's choir practice in there ! They all died .
Sam Winchester: Did the attacks stop after that ?
Mrs. Robinson: No ! There was _ one _ more . One night , that truck came for Martin . Cyrus beat him something terrible . But Martin , you see , Martin got loose , and he started hitting Cyrus and he just kept hitting him and h - hitting him !
Dean Winchester: Why did n't you call the cops ?
Mrs. Robinson: This was forty years ago ! He called on his friends , Clayton Soames and Jimmy Anderson , and they put Cyrus 's body into the truck and rolled it into the swamp at the edge of his land and all three of them kept that secret all these years .
Sam Winchester: And now all three are gone .
Dean Winchester: So is Mayor Todd . Now he said , that you of all people would know that he is not a racist . Why would he say that ?
Mrs. Robinson: He was a good man . He was a young deputy back then , investigating Cyrus 's disappearance . Once he figured out what Martin and the others had done , he ... he did nothing . Because he also knew what Cyrus had done .
Cassie Robinson: Why did n't you tell me ?
Mrs. Robinson: I thought I was protecting him . And now there 's no one left to protect !
Dean Winchester: Yes there is .
Output: attacks
Mike:  Smoking 's bad for your health .
Leslie: I have to have a cigarette , and I have to have _ one _ now !
Mike: Are you for real ? Ca n't you think of anything you 'd rather have .
Leslie: No !
Output: cigarette
Olivia Benson:  You 're only charging April with fraud and extortion ? She 's a walking crime spree .
A.D.A. Casey Novak: My hands are tied . The three dozen of her victims do n't even have a memory of being raped .
Olivia Benson: What about the baby ?
A.D.A. Casey Novak: No hospitals in the tri - state area even have a record that she delivered _ one _ .
Olivia Benson: Casey , trust me , she did . And then she sold it or she drowned it or who knows . But that evil bitch did something terrible with that baby .
A.D.A. Casey Novak: You know , for all we know , it really was stillborn , and that 's not a crime .
Olivia Benson: No , it 's a con ! April has been scamming us since day one . She never had any intention of jumping off that ledge .
A.D.A. Casey Novak: She played you , so now you 're pissed .
Olivia Benson: Yes , I 'm pissed . But we still have to find that baby . Not to mention ruining Barclay Pallister 's life .
A.D.A. Casey Novak: That 's not our fault . That 's April 's .
Olivia Benson: And knowing her , she will find someone else to blame .
Output: baby
Tawny Dean:  Lumber - Lou , tell us again how you came up with the idea for the Lumberclub ?
Louis Stevens: Sure thing , Lumber - Tawn ! Well , ' bout two weeks ago , when these kids were much younger , everyone was signing for clubs . Anyone could get 218 dollars to form a club , as long as they had 50 signatures . Why do n't you sign these papers for a good cause ? Once I had those signatures , I thought for myself : " What kinda club should I create ? " Well , that 's when I remembered my deep and loyale love for the pancake . Well , the pancake has always been the official food for the Lumberjacks .
Alan Twitty: I love that story .
Tawny Dean: Here 's a little _ one _ for Jack , guys .
Louis Stevens, Alan Twitty, Tom Gribalski: Yeah .
Tawny Dean, Louis Stevens, Alan Twitty, Tom Gribalski: LUMBERJACK ! Woah !
Ren Stevens: I should 've known you had something to do with this .
Output: story
Narrator:  Meanwhile , at the Church And State Fair , Maeby was signing up for the inner beauty pagaent .
George-Michael Bluth: So why are you doing this , Maeby ?
Mae "Maeby" Fünke: It 's Shirley . I 'm just here to show that all these pagaents care about is looks .
George-Michael Bluth: What 's with your nose ?
Mae "Maeby" Fünke: Is n't it cool ? It 's the same _ one _ Nicole Kidman wore in " The Hours " .
Narrator: It had been purchased for her by Jamie Kennedy who was hoping to land a part in Maeby 's film .
Jamie Kennedy: Ten thousand dollars !
Mae "Maeby" Fünke: You 're such a dear , but I 'm not putting you in my remake .
Output: nose
Dr. James Wilson:  I picture him doing something stupid like - hiring a Marachi band or something .
Dr. Lisa Cuddy: Well , actually , I could get behind that . I tried hiring _ one _ last year , but the Board would n't let me . Because they thought it was too expensive .
Output: band
Saul Goodman:  How is your inventory ?
Jesse Pinkman: _ 38 _ and some ...
Saul Goodman: 38 what ? Ounces ? Grams ?
Jesse Pinkman: Pounds .
Walter White: You said " make hay while the sun shines " .
Saul Goodman: Guys , why the long faces ? You 're sitting in a gold mine .
Saul Goodman: A gold mine we can not sell .
Output: inventory
Rob Geller:  I can recognize a cry for help when I see one .
Josie Geller: Hear _ one _ .
Rob Geller: Whatever .
Output: cry
Gene Belcher:  All batteries die , but this _ one _ truly lived !
Output: batteries
Maxwell Smart:  You see the moment I suspected there was something wrong with this old scow , I immediately telephoned headquarters and I happen to know that at this very minute seven coastguard cutters are converging on this boat . Would you believe it ? Seven .
Mr. Big: I find that pretty hard to believe .
Maxwell Smart: Would you believe _ six _ ?
Mr. Big: I do n't think so .
Maxwell Smart: How about two cops in a rowboat ?
Output: cutters
Steven Prince:  We need to be able to differentiate between them , them and us .
Peter Page: Yeah , I think the pronouns are really confusing .
Gary King: I do n't even know what a pronoun is .
Oliver: Well , it 's a word that can function by itself as a noun which refers to something else in the discourse .
Gary King: I do n't get it .
Andrew Knightley: You just used _ one _ .
Gary King: Did I ?
Andrew Knightley: " It " it 's a pronoun .
Gary King: What is ?
Andrew Knightley: It !
Gary King: Is it ?
Andrew Knightley: Christ !
Output: word
Kate Beckett:  Getting ready for your closeup , Castle ?
Richard Castle: No , just trying to discern the hidden meaning . Is it about the rise of technology ? Rampant narcissism ? Or did someone just have a lot of extra TVs ?
Kate Beckett: Well , sometimes you do n't need to know what it 's about . Sometimes it 's just ... art .
Richard Castle: Why , Detective Beckett , how very existential of you . Let me guess , Art Theory in college .
Kate Beckett: No . The closest I ever came to taking an art class was posing for _ one _ , as a model .
Richard Castle: Wait . Posing in ?
Kate Beckett: Not a stitch .
Output: class
Gareth:  While I was down there I could n't help noticing that the kitchen floor is in the most disgustingly filthy state that it is possible for the human brain to conceive . Amateur microbiologists amongst you will find much down there that will enthral and fascinate . Very likely species as yet unknown to science are breeding freely underfoot even as I speak . It is possible that I 'm kneeling all unbeknownst on a cure for the common cold , herpes and male pattern baldness all rolled into _ one _ . Put all such considerations out of your minds and clean this frigging floor !
Output: cure
Rhonda:  Chola alert .
Vanessa: How many ?
Rhonda: There 's three but you only got ta worry about _ one _ .
Output: Chola
Avon:  Said to have been a genius . Scientists are still trying to understand the Egrorian theory of parallel matter .
Soolin: What happened to him ?
Vila: He disappeared , along with a few million credits from the Space Research Institute .
Soolin: So he 's a criminal .
Vila: Are n't we all ? Except he pulled off a big one . Which is why he 's NOT sitting on Malodar .
Avon: It is a good hideaway .
Vila: Hideaway ? Avon , if I got my hands on that kind of money , I 'd have gone somewhere I could enjoy it . What is the point of having money if you have to exist on a hole like that !
Avon: You are forgetting , there is a big difference between you and Egrorian : HE has a brain !
Vila: Oh yeah ? Well if you had _ one _ it might have occurred to you this could be a Federation trap !
Avon: Well of course it 's occurred to me . Why do you think I 'm sending Tarrant ?
Output: brain
Nostalgia Critic:  It 's true that their relationship was very hard to figure out . They claimed they never hung out outside of work , but the way they acted sometimes , you 'd swear they were brothers fighting over a toy truck .
Gene Siskel: It 's Thriller Week on Siskel & Ebert at the Movies , and we 've got _ three _ new ...
Roger Ebert: It 's called AND the Movies , not AT the Movies .
Gene Siskel: That 's this week on Siskel ... & Ebert ... & the Movies . And the asshole . And that 's Roger .
Nostalgia Critic: In fact , this video of them shooting a promo has gotten a ton of hits on YouTube just for that very reason .
Gene Siskel: Roger is the only guy in the history to ever answer " Yes " to every question he 's asked at McDonald 's .
Nostalgia Critic: But for as many insults each of them could take , they always dished back double the amount .
Roger Ebert: When they saw Gene walking in with ... a little kid behind the counter called for the manager and said , " Mr. Jones , can you come out here ? You can understand Mr. Siskel , ca n't you ? "
Nostalgia Critic: But at least they could agree on one thing : they both fucking hate Protestants .
Roger Ebert: Goddamn Protestants . Biggest thing that happens for them on Sunday is a bake sale .
Gene Siskel: No , they 've got to decide what color yellow tie to fuckin ' buy .
Roger Ebert: That
Roger Ebert: 's right . The only fucking religion that has the Reader 's Digest as a prayer book .
Nostalgia Critic: I would just like to point out that , um , not all critics are prejudiced against certain religions . I , for example , am only prejudiced against these : Especially the middle one .
Output: Movies
Sue Ellen Ewing:  Do n't you think we have talked about me quite long enough ? How was California ?
Kristin Shepard: Hm . Well , pleasant . We were in a lovely apartment hotel . But the men there were so ... unsubstantial . The ones I met were either married , in therapy , gay , or all _ three _ .
Output: married
Anthony Head - Presenter:  So , werewolves . I must admit I would never have connected werewolves with ancient Greece .
David Gilman Romano: Well , there are many ancient stories that link this place , Mount Lykaion , and the sanctuary of Zeus with the possibility of human sacrifice ; and some of the stories involve werewolves .
Anthony Head - Presenter: What are you hoping to find here ?
David Gilman Romano: Well , we 're hoping to find many things , but among them would be whether or not the ancient Greeks really sacrificed humans here on this altar , which is _ twenty _ , twenty - five meters higher up .
Anthony Head - Presenter: Let
Anthony Head - Presenter: 's go have a look .
Anthony Head - Presenter: Wow
Anthony Head - Presenter: . Sacrifice with a view !
Output: meters
Charlie Kohler:  If I may quote him , my father used to say about women : When you 've had _ one _ , you 've had them all !
Output: women
Javier Esposito:  Paris ? What 's he doing in Paris ?
Kate Beckett: He thinks that he can find her .
Kevin Ryan: What , so he 's Liam Neeson now ?
Javier Esposito: Liam Neeson ? The dude 's barely Ashley Judd .
Kate Beckett: Look , in the state that he 's in , who knows what he 's capable of , but he says that he knows someone that can help .
Javier Esposito: You gon na go after him ?
Kate Beckett: And lose a day flying out there , and another _ one _ tracking him down in a place that I do n't have jurisdiction or authority ? No . Look , he 's ... he 's acting like a father , and ... I have to act like a cop .
Output: day
Richard Castle:  How long do you think we 'll have to stand here ?
Kate Beckett: Once Bomb Disposal finishes their sweep . We 'll know if there are any other bombs you could step on or if I 'm standing on the only _ one _ .
Richard Castle: We do n't know that you 're standing on a bomb . Could be nothing .
Kate Beckett: Did n't feel like nothing . Something gave way under my feet . Felt like a trigger plate .
Richard Castle: Could be wonky floorboard .
Kate Beckett: With a metallic click ?
Richard Castle: Loose nail . That 's how floorboards get wonky .
Output: bombs
Boyd Langton:  The one who wanted to be rolled in eggs and flour and dipped .
Adelle DeWitt: Ahh , Tempura Joe . Such a lonely soul .
Boyd Langton: Thought I 'd seen it all . But this engagement , * honestly * , this _ one _ 's sick !
Output: engagement
Corrado 'Junior' Soprano:  I always thought you could make the pros . You could have done it . You had a swing like Joe D.
Tony Soprano: You 're crazy .
Corrado 'Junior' Soprano: What ? You think I 'm fucking you ?
Tony Soprano: Yeah , I could barely hit _ 0.25 _ .
Corrado 'Junior' Soprano: That 's because you did n't want it . Too busy chasing skirt . Chasing skirt , your average was 0.5 .
Output: average
Matthew Micheals:  Of all the places in all the world my dad could have picked to build his dealership , he picked the _ one _ right down the street from Walking Dead Central .
Output: places
Al:  So , do you have any motto in life ?
Justin Timberlake: Um , I just think , if you 're gon na do something , if you put out 150 % , then you can always expect _ 100 _ back .
Al: But then you wind up losing 50 % . What a stupid motto .
Output: percent
Blackarachnia:  Three mindless drones , should n't be a problem .
Jetstorm: Only three things wrong with that little theory : _ One _ , we 're not drones . Two , we 're not mindless . And three , problem 's my middle name !
Output: things
Victor:  You see , when a man shaves his head he often finds nooks and crannies of which he was first unaware . Well imagine my surprise , doctor , when on shaving my head , I discovered another face . _ One _ which told me things . Strange things , horrible things .
Dr. Lovett: When did you shave your head ?
Victor: Yesterday .
Dr. Lovett: It 's grown back pretty quick , hasn't it ?
Victor: Well , I 'm from swarthy stalk .
Dr. Lovett: What did your head tell you ?
Victor: It told me of the pack of dogs that live in my eyes .
Dr. Lovett: Dogs ? We do n't allow dogs on the grounds . I hope they 're well - trained .
Victor: No , no . They do their dirty feces everywhere .
Dr. Lovett: Ca n't you put newspaper down ?
Victor: Well , I 've trained them to come out and do it in my ears .
Dr. Lovett: They must be very tiny dogs to fit in your eyes .
Victor: They are Irish wolfhounds . I am in a great deal of pain .
Output: face
John Casey:  List off the numbers you remember .
Chuck Bartowski: I do n't know , the like ten of um , were a couple a nines a five , it definitely started with a _ two _ ...
John Casey: That 's it ? You 've got a computer for a brain , that 's all ...
Chuck Bartowski: Look it was a very stressful situation , okay Casey , I watched a guy get skewered by a crossbow !
Output: numbers
Shimmer:  She 's wearing a crown . Do you think that she 's a real princess ?
Bounce: Are you a real princess or just a pretend _ one _ ?
Shimmer: Bounce .
Bounce: What ? What did I do ?
Output: princess
Lloyd:  I got Dana Gordon 's assistant on the phone
Ari Gold: What the fuck are you wearing ?
Lloyd: I 'm trying out new looks ... this _ one _ 's my Andre3000 ... you like ?
Ari Gold: No I do n't , you look like Michelle Kwan in drag . Why do n't you do a triple fuckin axle over to the phone and try Cameron again ?
Output: looks
Manager:  How 's it going ?
Barry Chuckle: Fine .
Manager: What 's he doing ?
Barry Chuckle: Oh , he 's supervising .
Manager: Is he now ?
Paul Chuckle: Oh I 'm terribly sorry all up here Barry . Hello I did n't see you come in !
Manager: What do you think you 're doing ?
Paul Chuckle: I 'm looking for a nut .
Barry Chuckle: No you 're not !
Manager: I 've just found _ one _ .
Paul Chuckle: Well give it to me then !
Manager: Oh yeah well I 'll give it you in a minute .
Barry Chuckle: No need we 've got plenty thank you very much .
Output: nut
The Doctor:  Oh ! I 'm on your side , remember ? Hey , why did n't you wake me ? I should have been on watch half an hour ago .
Victoria: I thought you should rest .
The Doctor: Why me ?
Victoria: No reason , really .
The Doctor: Oh , I think I know . Is it because I 'm ...
Victoria: Well , if you are four hundred and fifty years old , you need a great deal of sleep .
The Doctor: Well , that 's very considerate of you , Victoria . But , between you and me , I 'm really quite lively actually - all things being considered . Are you happy with us , Victoria ?
Victoria: Yes , I am . At least , I would be if my father were here .
The Doctor: Yes , I know , I know .
Victoria: I wonder what he would have thought if he could see me now .
The Doctor: You miss him very much , do n't you ?
Victoria: It 's only when I close my eyes . I can still see him standing there . Before those horrible Dalek creatures came to the house . He was a very kind man . I shall never forget him . Never .
The Doctor: No , of course you wo n't . But , you know , the memory of him wo n't always be a sad _ one _ .
Victoria: I think it will . You ca n't understand , being so ancient .
The Doctor: Eh ?
Victoria: I mean old .
The Doctor: Oh .
Victoria: You probably ca n't remember your family .
The Doctor: Oh , yes , I can , when I want to , and that 's the point really .
Output: memory
Sam Axe:  Buddy of mine did some research on Victor . Victor Stecker - Epps . I mean , he 's got a last name like a female middle distance runner , but this is a bad man , Mike . Black ops , hard ass . You 're not the first guy he tried to kill , either . Just the first _ one _ he missed . It 's a great read .
Output: guy
Mr. E.F. Duncan, Owner Duncan's Toy Chest:  You see that tree there ? Well , to show our appreciation for your generosity , I 'm gon na let you select an object from that tree that you can take home with you .
Kevin McCallister: For free ?
Mr. E.F. Duncan, Owner Duncan's Toy Chest: Oh , yes . Oh , and may I make a suggestion ? Take the turtle doves .
Kevin McCallister: I can have _ two _ ?
Mr. E.F. Duncan, Owner Duncan's Toy Chest: Well , two turtle doves . I 'll tell you what you do : you keep one , and you give the other one to a very special person . You see , turtle doves are a symbol of friendship and love . And as long as each of you has your turtle dove , you 'll be friends forever .
Kevin McCallister: Wow , I never knew that . I thought they were just part of a song .
Mr. E.F. Duncan, Owner Duncan's Toy Chest: They are . And for that very special reason .
Output: doves
Penny Hofstadter:  I think it 's great you guys want to get more exercise , but do you really think sports is the right choice for you ?
Leonard Hofstadter: What are you saying ? We 're not coordinated enough to play sports ?
Penny Hofstadter: Okay , Leonard , sweetheart , you twisted your ankle playing Scrabble .
Leonard Hofstadter: I got a triple - word score with a double letter Q. If that 's not a time to bust out the Scrabble dance , what 's the point of having _ one _ ?
Output: dance
Commander Anubis 'Doggie' Cruger:  You think fighting two robots is tiring ?
Bridge Carson: No , sir . But five is .
Commander Anubis 'Doggie' Cruger: And how is it that you fought _ five _ and everyone else here fought two ?
Sky Tate: Do n't answer , Bridge .
Bridge Carson: Dream fighting , sir .
Sydney 'Syd' Drew, Elizabeth 'Z' Delgado: He answered .
Output: robots
Dr. George O'Malley:  You paged me ?
Nurse Olivia Harper: Another leech fell off and I ca n't get the new _ one _ to bite . I 'm sorry , they just really freak me out .
Dr. George O'Malley: I 'm a surgeon , Olivia .
Nurse Olivia Harper: You 're an intern , George .
Output: leech
Sofi:  How many senses do worms have ?
Ian: They have _ two _ . Smell and touch . Why ?
Sofi: So ... they live without any ability to see or even know about light , right ? The notion of light to them is unimaginable .
Ian: Yeah .
Sofi: But we humans ... we know that light exists . All around them ... right on top of them ... they can not sense it . But with a little mutation , they do . Right ?
Ian: Correct .
Sofi: So ... Doctor Eye ... perhaps some humans , rare humans ... have mutated to have another sense . A spirit sense . And can perceive a world that is right on top of us ... everywhere . Just like the light on these worms .
Output: senses
Lieutenant Tuvok:  Someone received our transmission , and sent _ one _ back ... and their signal originated in the ... Alpha Quadrant .
Output: transmission
Optimus Primal:  Every one of these alien structures has been designed for a specific purpose , Rattrap . This _ one _ is busy , and I 'm betting I can fly close enough to take it out .
Rattrap: With what ? One of your famous " We can do it " speeches ?
Optimus Primal: A transwarp explosion .
Blackarachnia: Hahaha ! You 'll blow yourself to atoms !
Optimus Primal: If it saves this planet , it 'll be worth it . If not , I 'm no worse off .
Output: structures
Phil Coulson:  You 've got two choices - take what 's in this box , or we put you in a slightly bigger _ one _ .
Output: box
John Bosley:  Charlie , I , eh , have quite a wrap sheet , here on Mr. Harley Dexter . It appears that he 's working with the Eastern Syndicate . He 's a man of ... two passions . Swindling is _ one _ , I 'll give you the traditional three guesses as to the other .
Kris Munroe: Charlie , do you suppose that Tiffany , Kelly or myself will qualify for Mr. Dexter 's other passion ?
Charles Townsend: My dears , why ever do you think we 're in this business ?
Output: passions
Chief Superintendent Bright:  Perhaps you 'd care to explain just what it is you 're doing here .
DC Endeavour Morse: I think I know who killed Cartwright and Monkford , sir .
DI Fred Thursday: Think or know ?
DC Endeavour Morse: Know .
Chief Superintendent Bright: What 's this ? More threadbare legerdemain ?
DI Fred Thursday: Might as well hear him out sir .
Chief Superintendent Bright: But we 're about to charge Pamela Walters , are n't we ?
DC Endeavour Morse: Every Friday , Dr. Cartwright went to the East Cowley post office and had a postal order made out to the sum of 10 shillings . Every Monday , that order was cashed by Pamela Sloan .
Chief Superintendent Bright: Why would it matter if he was sending money to his sister - in - law ?
DC Endeavour Morse: Three years ago , Pamela Sloan attempted suicide . Frank Cartwright had been keeping an eye on her , since she moved to London . He found her in the nick of time . His own marriage failing , Cartwright understood Pamela 's desperation all too well . Two lonely people in a big city far from home , they looked to _ one _ another for companionship , and comfort .
DI Fred Thursday: He got her pregnant .
DC Endeavour Morse: I spoke to the National Registry first thing . There was a man called Gerald Walters who worked at ICI and he did die in a car crash but there was no whirlwind romance with Pamela Sloan . No marriage . For two years , they kept their affair secret . Pamela passed herself off as a young widow and collected Cartwright 's weekly postal order . Eventually , someone realised Dr. Cartwright was sending money to a woman who was not his wife . They fired a shot into the dark and hit the bull's - eye . The sender threatened to reveal what he knew to Cartwright 's wife and sought to turn it to their own advantage . Cartwright paid off the extortioner with a regular delivery of amphetamines .
Chief Superintendent Bright: And the Reverend Monkford ? How do you explain his involvement ?
DC Endeavour Morse: He came upon Dr. Cartwright 's killer at the scene . Unfortunately , the murderer also recognised the Reverend Monkford .
Chief Superintendent Bright: You might find this compelling , Thursday , but so far it seems to me nothing but surmise and rank flummery . If he knew who the killer was , why did n't he just come forward ?
DC Endeavour Morse: And explain what he was doing cycling to a public convenience miles from his parish at 10 o'clock on a Summer 's evening ?
Chief Superintendent Bright: You can prove none of it .
DC Endeavour Morse: Actually , sir , I believe I can .
Output: people
Aaron Hotchner:  One chai tea . Now , correct me if I 'm wrong , but chai means tea . So , I just ordered you a ...
Beth Clemmons: A tea tea . So , wait a minute . There 's a chance you 're gon na be out on a case this weekend ?
Aaron Hotchner: Probably a good chance .
Beth Clemmons: What if you do n't make it back in time ?
Aaron Hotchner: I 'll just have to go another race .
Beth Clemmons: But you trained for this _ one _ .
Aaron Hotchner: I know . I 'll just have to do the next one . Maybe I 'll do yours .
Beth Clemmons: But you trained so hard .
Aaron Hotchner: I know . All for nothing .
Beth Clemmons: Yeah , too bad nothing good came of it . Well , assuming you do make it back , I 'd really like to be there , you know ...
Aaron Hotchner: To see me collapse at the finish line .
Beth Clemmons: I want that moment . I do .
Aaron Hotchner: Yeah .
Beth Clemmons: I know Jack 's gon na be there , so ...
Aaron Hotchner: It 's fine . I 'd love for you to meet him .
Beth Clemmons: Great .
Output: race
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner:  We 're looking for two men . Probably white , given the neighborhoods that they hit , mid to late twenties , intelligent , and organized .
Derek Morgan: These are career criminals . _ One _ or both has done hard time , but neither presents as a convict . They would appear clean - shaven , well dressed ...
Emily Prentiss: Neighborly . This helps them talk their way into the homes . They may also be using a ruse .
Lt. Nellis: What kind of ruse ?
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: Given that the invasions have taken place in the evening , it could be anything . Could be door to door sales , person in distress , car trouble .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Uh , Derrick Todd Lee used a tape of a baby crying to get women to open their doors in Baton Rouge . Never underestimate their creativity .
Emily Prentiss: These men share a very tight bond , and a mutual compulsion to kill , but their signatures reveal two very distinct personalities .
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: One brutalizes the parents . This is the dominant one . Sadistic , remorseless , extremely volatile .
Emily Prentiss: The other prefers a needle . His injections are consistent with an angel of death . He 's more withdrawn , sensitive , and he has a warped sense of mercy .
Output: criminals
Richard Dadier:  Now , pretty soon , you 're gon na be reading in the newspapers want ads for jobs , apartments , something to buy . Advertising space is expensive so abbreviations are used . Now , write out the complete words to all the abbreviations in these problem ads . All right , get started . Belazi . Let 's keep your eyes on your paper .
Belazi: Me ?
Richard Dadier: Cheating wo n't help you learn those abbreviations you know .
Artie West: He wo n't look for no job . His old man owns a store .
Belazi: Yeah , and I 'm not gon na buy me me no Cadillac either .
Artie West: No , It 's cheaper to steal _ one _ . That 's arithmetic for ya , teach .
Richard Dadier: All right , Belazi . Bring me your paper up here .
Belazi: Five points off . What for ?
Richard Dadier: For having loose eyes .
Richard Dadier: West !
Artie West: You talking to me , teach ?
Richard Dadier: Bring your paper up here West .
Artie West: What for ?
Richard Dadier: I said bring your paper up here .
Artie West: And I said , what for ?
Gregory W. Miller: Come on , Artie . Bring him the paper .
Artie West: Now , look , you keep your rotten mouth out of this , black boy .
Richard Dadier: Miller ! ... Hold it ... All right . All right , Miller . It 's all right . Now , bring your paper up here , West . All right , we 're going down to see the principal .
Artie West: We are ? You gon na make me , Daddy - Oh ? How 'd you like to go to hell ?
Belazi: What 's the matter , Daddy - Oh ?
Artie West: Yeah , how about it , teach ? You got a big mouth . Tell me to do this , do that . Are you big enough to take me to the principal 's office ? Beacause that 's what you 're gon na have to do . Take me . So , Come on ! Take me ! Come on ! Come on . For a bright boy , you did n't learn nothing . Well , take me down . Come on . Step right up and taste a little of this , Daddy - Oh .
Richard Dadier: Give me that knife , West .
Artie West: Where do you want it ? You want it in the belly ? Or how about in the face huh ? Here it is . All you got ta do is take it . Come on , take it ! Come on !
Gregory W. Miller: Take it easy , chief . he 's crazy , he 's high , he 's floating on Sneaky Pete wine .
Pete V. Morales: He 's gon na kill him .
Output: Cadillac
Joe Miller:  The Federal Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973 prohibits discrimination against otherwise qualified handicapped persons who are able to perform the duties required by their employment . Although the ruling did not address the specific issue of HIV and AIDS discrimination ...
Andrew Beckett: Subsequent decisions have held that AIDS is protected as a handicap under law , not only because of the physical limitations it imposes , but because the prejudice surrounding AIDS exacts a social death which precede ... which precedes the physical _ one _ .
Joe Miller: This is the essence of discrimination : formulating opinions about others not based on their individual merits , but rather on their membership in a group with assumed characteristics .
Output: death
Michael Tribbiani:  Well do n't do the one with the dialogue 'cause you do nt know that _ one _
Joey Tribbiani: Yeah but I haven't studied the dancing in that cowboy thing at all
Gina Tribbiani: oh , please do that one !
Output: one
Hope Springs:  It 's not her fault she has to wear a falsie .
Sid Fiddler: What do you mean , " a " falsie ?
Hope Springs: She 's got _ one _ bigger than the other .
Sid Fiddler: Is that right ?
Hope Springs: No , left .
Output: falsie
Cole Parker:  Do you really think the C.I.A. would put its entire database of secrets in his head ? He 's a pathetic weakling . How could they send him on assignments ? How could even withstand torture ?
Sarah Walker: It 's true . He 's just a Computer and Electronics Technician , a brave _ one _ , but he 's not the Intersect !
Alexis: Then who is ?
Cole Parker: Me ! I 'm the Intersect !
Chuck Bartowski: NO he 's not ! It 's me ! Okay and I resent the fact that I could n't stand up to torture . Do your worst . In fact , you could stick that incredibly long needle in my eye and I still would n't tell you anything !
Output: Computer
Lisa:  He treats everyone like shit . He 's always mean . He 's always cruel . He beats you up .
Lisa: He 's even too weird for Ali and she 's into everything ! He 's the source of everybody 's troubles , Marty . And even still , he 's going to finish high school and go to college and probably get rich .
Marty: Yeah , and I 'm going to be delivering pizzas to him in Weston . How would we get a gun ?
Lisa: My ma has _ one _ .
Marty: Shit ! That motherfucker ! He 's fucking dissed me ... he 's fucking treated me like shit my whole goddamn life !
Lisa: Let 's kill him .
Marty: No
Marty: shit .
Output: gun
Alice Kinnon:  We do n't even have an apartment . How can we have a dinner party ?
Charlotte Pingress: Well , its another incentive to get _ one _ .
Output: apartment
Christopher McCandless:  Mr. Franz , I think careers are a 20th century invention and I do n't want _ one _ .
Output: careers
Mel Cooley:  Rob , I just left Alan 's office ...
Buddy Sorrell: I wish you just left THIS _ one _ .
Output: office
Crystal:  What ?
Chase: Check your phone .
Crystal: I did n't bring a phone .
Chase: You did n't bring a phone ?
Crystal: I did n't think I would need _ one _ .
Donny: You seriously did n't bring a phone ?
Crystal: Oh , come on ! I did n't know we were going to be eaten tonight !
Output: phone
Jake Hardin:  Can I give you a ride ?
Ashley Albright: I only live twenty nine blocks from here .
Jake Hardin: Uh , at least take my umbrella .
Ashley Albright: I already have _ one _ .
Jake Hardin: You know , I got a washer - dryer , uh ... microwave popcorn , satellite T.V.
Ashley Albright: No , I ... I really should n't .
Jake Hardin: Look , I do n't do this for just anybody , but I 'll even throw in some hot chocolate with those little tiny marshmallows .
Ashley Albright: I love the little marshmallows .
Jake Hardin: How about you toss the lighting rod and get in .
Ashley Albright: Ooh ... Thank you .
Output: umbrella
Kate Reed:  I do hate lawyers . But I am _ one _ , and I have to keep finding ways to make that work .
Output: lawyers
Larry Sizemore:  Not bad for an old man , huh ? Two Andersons in one day .
Larry Sizemore: ...
Larry Sizemore: Or was it just _ one _ ?
Michael Westen: You got what you wanted , Larry . Leave it alone .
Larry Sizemore: She is alive ! You know , that 's really good work , kid .
Michael Westen: You 'd better shuffle off to Buffalo , Larry . Shuffle off and never come back .
Larry Sizemore: Yeah , you 're right , the cops will be all over this , wo n't they ? But just one question before I go : you knew that kid was dead anyway , why did n't you take the shot ?
Michael Westen: I did n't have it .
Larry Sizemore: Nah . We both know the real reason . You could n't bring yourself to shoot your old friend . Remember : some people live , some people die . See you around .
Output: Andersons
Laynie Hart:  I hate that the egg rolls at Gino Chang 's smell like lasagna .
Ephram: I hate that everything 's a fest . Thaw fest , fly fest , pie fest . What does that even mean ? What 's so festive about catching a fish or watching a guy melt ?
Laynie Hart: I hate that they call it " Main Street " even though it 's pretty much the only _ one _ . Why do n't they just call it " Street " ?
Ephram: Do you have a subway map of another city covering one of the walls in your room ?
Laynie Hart: Do you pick colleges based on how far away they are from here ?
Ephram: Have you ever had that dream where you 're trapped in a sewer for life , and you wake up and you 're disappointed that you 're still in Everwood ?
Laynie Hart: Do you have a packed bag and a plane ticket in your room ?
Ephram: Oh come on .
Laynie Hart: You do n't believe me ? I 'll show you !
Ephram: No , I believe you . I 've kept the bag around for a while , I just haven't gotten around to buying the ticket yet .
Output: Street
Head Elf:  What happened , Robbie ?
Robbie: I got tired of sweeping , then I saw these bits of toys lying around , and I thought , I 'll invent new toys . This is Sebastian Musclewhale .
Head Elf: Do whales have arms ?
Robbie: Sebastian has _ three _ . He needs them to fight his archenemy ... Octomonkey !
Output: arms
Von Jartz Walker:  They do n't need a man but they want a man , but they do n't need _ one _ . So you confuse me .
Output: man
David Rossi:  As you all know , Eddie Lee Wilcox is armed and dangerous .
Jennifer Jareau: He 's also smart and criminally sophisticated . He knows police procedure and how to use it .
Dr. Spencer Reid: He 's flush with cash from his robbery in Chicago , but he 'll try to maintain a low profile , so he may resort to his robbery skills at some point .
Derek Morgan: Eddie 's a car thief . And he 's a good _ one _ , so he 'll switch vehicles often .
Jennifer Jareau: He was last seen in a Chevy minivan , but we do not count on him being in it for long .
Derek Morgan: So canvass crowded parking lots and malls . That 's most likely where he 'll ditch cars and find new ones .
David Rossi: We 've been calling this a child abduction , but Eddie 's daughter Samantha may actually be an unwitting participant .
Alex Blake: We know she wanted to run away from home , and her father 's somehow taking advantage of that .
Derek Morgan: This guy 's evolved into a sociopathic spree killer , and he 's got the ego of a career criminal , so there 's no telling how far he 'll go to save himself .
David Rossi: That ego may be feeding a sort of pipe dream that if he does escape , he may actually get to have a healthy relationship with his daughter .
Jennifer Jareau: A relationship he believes was taken from him .
Alex Blake: But when reality sets in , his dream will be shattered and that 's when Samantha will be in the most danger .
Dr. Spencer Reid: The majority of these cases end in either murder - suicide or suicide by cop .
Jennifer Jareau: Up to this point , we 've been reacting to him , but the roadblocks and the media blitz are set up to make him react to us .
Derek Morgan: So if you spot him , call for backup and proceed with extreme caution . He 's probably sleep deprived and irrational .
David Rossi: The closer we get , the more dangerous he becomes .
Output: thief
Scott McCall:  How am I supposed to find one bullet ? They have a _ million _ . This house is like the frickin ' Wal - Mart of guns !
Derek Hale: Look , if you do n't find it , then I 'm dead , all right ?
Scott McCall: I 'm starting to think that would n't be such a bad thing .
Output: bullet
Peoples Hernandez:  You got a boat ?
Walter Wade, Jr.: I had _ one _
Peoples Hernandez: What kind of boat you had ?
Walter Wade, Jr.: Boston Whaler
Peoples Hernandez: You 've been around the world right ?
Peoples Hernandez: yeah
Peoples Hernandez: You know something , I 've got so much money , and I 've never been on an airplane my whole God damn life
Walter Wade, Jr.: let me ask you something ? What 's that mean ?
Peoples Hernandez: Five boroughs , five families , one love
Peoples Hernandez: Ok
Peoples Hernandez: You 're an interesting motherfucker , do you have a business card or something ?
Output: boat
Julia Brown:  If you 're thinking about me ... stop . Send a kiss to the sky and then focus your thoughts on what 's coming towards you , not what you 've left behind . I 'm forever entwined in your past , your present and your future . You need n't pause to look for me . I 'm right here . If you 're feeling frightened about what comes next ... do n't . Embrace the uncertainty . Allow it to lead you places . Be brave as it challenges you to exercise both your heart and your mind as you create your own path towards happiness . Do n't waste time with regret . Spin wildly into your next action . Enjoy the present - each moment as it comes - because you 'll never get another _ one _ quite like it . And if you should ever look up and find yourself lost , simply take a breath and start over . Retrace your steps and go back to the purest place in your heart , where your hope lives . You 'll find your way again ...
Output: moment
Uncle Topolino:  A wise car hears one word and understands _ two _ ...
Output: word
Ross:  Newsagent , police man , carpet fitter , doctor , vet , tennis player , football player ...
Pauline: Hold on a second , tennis ...
Ross: ... solider , spy , butcher , baker , candlestick maker , fisherman , builder , labourer
Pauline: All right clever dick . That 's enough now .
Ross: And
Ross: astronaut .
Pauline: PISS OFF .
Pauline: You
Pauline: can shout out as many jobs as you like Ross , you 'll never bloody get _ one _ , you worthless dole scum .
Output: jobs
Clarence:  In the babble of the world , there are whispers , if you know how to listen . The Doctor has a secret , you know .
Vastra: He has many .
Clarence: He has _ one _ he will take to the grave . And it is discovered .
Output: secret
George:  The feast before you now has been specifically designed to combine the best bits of those two iconic meals - Eggs Benedict , choc - ice , can of ginger beer , cigarettes .
Nina: Breakfast of champions .
George: Which is n't to say I approve of your smoking . I 've just given up the fight on that _ one _ .
Nina: Besides , you 've done more to shorten my life expectancy than these ever could .
Output: smoking
Dr. Spencer Reid:  How are you doing ?
Derek Morgan: Well , I gave out all my flyers .
Dr. Spencer Reid: How many phone numbers did you get ?
Derek Morgan: None . I 'm working a case here , kid . Okay , _ four _ were offered , but I did n't take any of them . Alright , look , let me school you a little bit . What you have to do with these ladies , just take control of the conversation . When you 're talking what makes you feel like an expert ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: Uh , statistics
Derek Morgan: No , trust me . No . Something else .
Dr. Spencer Reid: When I do magic .
Derek Morgan: See , that 's perfect . Chicks dig magic .
Output: numbers
Jerry:  So , Puddy , this is a pretty good move for you , huh ? No more " grease monkey " .
David Puddy: I do n't much care for that term .
Jerry: Oh . Sorry , I did n't know ...
David Puddy: No , I do n't know too many monkeys who could take apart a fuel injector .
Jerry: I saw _ one _ once that could do sign language .
David Puddy: Yeah , I saw that one . Uh ... Koko .
Jerry: Yeah , Koko .
David Puddy: Right , Koko . That chimp 's alright . High - five .
Output: monkeys
Phil Coulson:  That 's the thing about Skye . What I told her shattered her world . Her lifelong search led to stories of murder , and now it 's too difficult to continue . Her search is over . Her story ends here . But you know what she said ?
Melinda May: Tell me .
Phil Coulson: She said no - her story started here . Her whole life , she thought she was n't wanted , that she did n't belong , that every family that took her in did n't want her to stay , did n't care . But all that time , it was S.H.I.E.L.D. protecting her , looking after her . That 's what she took away from the story - not the family she 'll never have , but the _ one _ she 's always had . Here I am , telling her something that could destroy her faith in humanity , and somehow she manages to repair a little piece of mine . The world is full of evil and lies and pain and death , and you ca n't hide from it - you can only face it . The question is , when you do , how do you respond ? Who do you become ?
Output: family
Reni Wassulmaier:  So now , I must go to Dr. Horowitz . He 's a genius ! Tomorrow , new Reni !
Victor 'Vic' Vance: You 're not having another sex change ?
Reni Wassulmaier: I only have _ three _ .
Output: change
Clay Culhane:  If you killed in self - defense , then the law 's on your side .
Andy Meade: Well , seems to me you and your brothers made quite a name for yourself without callin ' in the law .
Clay Culhane: Quite a name . When they died at Marathon , _ one _ was 24 and other was 22 . How old are you , Andy ?
Andy Meade: Old enough to be on my own . Same as it 's always been .
Output: brothers
Eleanor Stone:  Tell me , is it more important for you to kill a man than to save an innocent _ one _ .
Output: man
Raymond Vance:  All of this is circumstantial . I mean , what could possibly be my motive ?
Kevin Ryan: Oh , your father - in - law helped us out with that _ one _ . Your law firm represents the Stokeses . Now , you knew that they were about to transfer a majority of their wealth into a trust for their daughter , your wife .
Javier Esposito: And you do n't want some Little Orphan Annie coming around making a claim for half .
Kevin Ryan: That 's when you decided to kill the one man who knew the truth , and frame it on the unknowing heir .
Javier Esposito: There 's just one thing that we 're not so sure about .
Kevin Ryan: You gon na make a deal and plead to murder , or you gon na take your chances in court ?
Javier Esposito: Do lawyers have lawyers ?
Output: motive
Robert Lutece:  One goes into an experiment knowing one could fail .
Rosalind Lutece: But one does not undertake an experiment knowing _ one _ HAS failed .
Output: experiment
Shelby:  Truvy , you know what you need in here ? You need a radio , takes the pressure off of everyone feeling they have to talk so much .
Truvy: I had _ one _ once , but I threw it up against the wall when I could n't figure out where the batteries went . I know now I was suffering from pre - menstrual syndrome .
Output: radio
Eric Murphy:  He and I kinda have differing views on the movie .
Ari Gold: Differing how ?
Eric Murphy: Well , he likes it .
Ari Gold: He likes it ? Vince likes the movie . Then why the fuck are you here ?
Eric Murphy: Because he 's wrong ! Look , I do n't know if he 's brainwashed or he 's scared to not back his director , I do n't know but he 's wrong .
Ari Gold: Did you talk to him about this ?
Eric Murphy: I spoke to him . He hung up on me .
Ari Gold: He hung up on you . Well I 'm hanging up on you in person . Let me explain something to you , I have two philosophies : A. My client is always right , and B. His manager is always an overpaid , useless pain in the ass .
Eric Murphy: Yeah , my two philosophies are , _ one _ , you 're a dick , and two , when you realize I 'm right you 're gon na know you 're a dick .
Output: philosophies
Ludwig Von Drake:  One of the most important chapters in my book is the _ one _ on what to do with the kids during summer vacation . Well whatever you do , get them out of the house , go to the mountains , go to the beach , go anywhere , but go ! Or you 're gon na go nuts ! Had I known that Family X was going to be on the go so much , I would've chosen Family Y ! But I was determined to hang on until my research was completed .
Output: chapters
Penelope Garcia:  That 's our technical analyst . Hey Garcia , you 're on speaker phone
Penelope Garcia: So , I looked up recently released mental health patients who have a history of eye gauging , eye assault and other gross things you can do to eyes and sockets and there 's no bingo for O'key city residents
Aaron Hotchner: Any recent attacks involving assaults on eyes ?
Penelope Garcia: There 's _ one _ , nine month ago . He 's not you guy 'cause he 's in jail
Aaron Hotchner: We 'll call you later
Penelope Garcia: 10 - 4 , breaker , breaker
Output: attacks
Captain Kathryn Janeway:  You 're not suggesting we wait until this ... Chaotica defeats the aliens ?
Tom Paris: No , no . I 'm suggesting , that we help the aliens to defeat Chaotica . They think he 's leading some kind of hostile invasion force , once that threat is gone it 's a good bet they will leave and close up their portals .
Chakotay: How do you propose to defeat Chaotica ?
Tom Paris: Well , he 's been attacking the aliens with his Death Ray ...
Tuvok: It 's a shame we do n't have _ one _ .
Tom Paris: No , forget about what it 's called Tuvok ! In the world of Captain Proton it 's the most powerful weapon that there is , and because it 's photonic it 's lethal to these aliens . Now , in chapter 18 Captain Proton disables this weapon Just before Chaotica can use it to destroy Earth .
Captain Kathryn Janeway: And you think that Proton - namely you , of course - could still do that ?
Tom Paris: Well , we 'd have to knock out the Lightning Shield first ...
Seven of Nine: A force - field .
Tom Paris: Yep , now you 're catching on . The Destruct - o Beam on my Rocket Ship can can disable the Death Ray but only if someone gets inside the Fortress of Doom and can shut down the Lightning Shield .
Output: Ray