niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Tony DiNozzo:  Jack , I just , I got ta know- I got a lot of questions ...
NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs: You can have _ two _ , DiNozzo .
Tony DiNozzo: Where do I start ?
NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs: You got one left .
Output: questions
Swan Babitt:  You the new gardener ?
Lyle Corrente: What if I am ?
Swan Babitt: My parents need _ one _ . How much do you cost ?
Lyle Corrente: I 'm booked .
Swan Babitt: They 're very competitive . I 'm sure they 'll pay more than you 're getting here .
Lyle Corrente: Tell them I ca n't be bought .
Swan Babitt: They 'd never understand that .
Lyle Corrente: Then tell them to go fuck themselves .
Swan Babitt: They 'll understand that .
Output: gardener
Nick Broomfield:  At what point did you decide that it was a war ?
Eugene Terre'Blanche: When I choose the time . When I choose the time I will decide it will be war . Are you one of my generals ?
Nick Broomfield: No , I 'm just asking you when you decided it was a war .
Eugene Terre'Blanche: Yes , when I decide there will be a war I will choose the time . Are you one of the officers or one of the generals ? So I will not tell you . But what I can tell you is we will never accept an ANC government over my people . Then we will start a war , that day or that night . But that will be my choice . And as you are not an officer or a general , it 's not necessary to answer the question .
Nick Broomfield: I think maybe you misunderstood me , what I meant was ...
Eugene Terre'Blanche: No , I am not misunderstood you .
Nick Broomfield: What I meant was , at what point did you decide you might have to go to war
Eugene Terre'Blanche: When I choose the time . I am not misunderstanding you . I will decide when . And that is my choice .
Nick Broomfield: What I was meaning was , at what point did you decide the AWB needed to be formed in order to fight a war if you needed to fight _ one _ .
Eugene Terre'Blanche: I answered your question already . That is my choice , my good friend .
Output: war
Felicity Smoak:  Mrs. Queen , welcome back to the company .
Moira Queen: Thank you .
Felicity Smoak: You look fabulous . Really , better than ever . Did you do something to your hair ?
Moira Queen: Yes . I shampooed it without eight woman and a guard watching me .
Felicity Smoak: Is it okay to laugh ? Because I was ordered not say anything about you being in prison just to avoid any awkward exchanges .
Oliver Queen: Like that _ one _ .
Output: exchanges
Marjorie Penrose:  You made me feel like I was an animal ... before I knew I * was * _ one _ .
Output: animal
Jane:  Hey , Daria , can I read your story someday ?
Daria: No , but you can read the _ one _ where you run off with Kevin .
Jane: WHAT ?
Output: story
Norm Peterson:  How 's the kids ?
Carla Tortelli: Two of 'em are ugly , one 's obnoxious , and _ one _ 's just stupid . He 's my favorite .
Output: kids
Alice Hyatt:  Is Mel in a good mood ?
Vera Louise Gorman: I do n't know ; I 've never seen him in _ one _ .
Output: mood
Costello Jack:  Why do one line when you could do _ twenty _ ?
Output: line
MarzGurl:  Lupa , do I have to keep sorting through your hate mail ?
Obscurus Lupa: You mean fan mail .
MarzGurl: This one says you 're the worst thing since cancer .
Obscurus Lupa: You keep looking ' til you find _ one _ that says something good .
MarzGurl: Oh , but that 'll take forever .
Obscurus Lupa: Keep going !
Output: mail
Rupert Giles:  Oh , there you are .
Jenny Calendar: There who is ?
Rupert Giles: Our new friend Spike . He 's known as William the Bloody . Earned his nickname by torturing his victims with railroad spikes . Very pleasant . Oh , here 's some good news : he 's barely two hundred . He 's not even as old as Angel is . Oh .
Xander Harris: That 's a bad look , right ?
Rupert Giles: I think your suggestion of running away this Saturday might 've been a good _ one _ . Spike has fought two Slayers in the last century , and ... he 's killed them both .
Output: suggestion
The Operative:  Yes , have you found the nav sat trajectory ?
Ensign: Sir , we found _ seven _ .
Output: trajectory
Gareth:  The partridge I want is _ one _ which has eaten wild food and lived a wild life , has struggled , hoped and dreamed , has sown wild oats , has tasted the bitter disappointment of middle age , and knows what it is to eyeball The Grim Reaper in the watches of the night ; the partridge sunk in the veil of years , with all the flavors of its rich eventful life captured in its texture , it 's juice , its very flesh . I do not want this callow , milk - fed , adolescent , uncouth , undeveloped wodge of protein . I do n't believe in eating virgins .
Output: partridge
Vsevolod Gresko:  Gentlemen . In the spirit of the Friendship Games , I agree to your proposal . Badder and Kompalla are out , they will officiate no more games . On four conditions . 1 : Your coaches and players have to be more respectful to our officials . We hold officials in very high esteem . 2 : Mr. Gary Bergman must desist from making rude comments and rude gestures to Coach Bobrov . 3 : Canadian fans have to be more respectful for Soviet police . 4 : And lastly _ four _ . Canadian players have to be more respectful to their opponents .
Harry Sinden: 1 : None of this would of happened if you had n't brought in those two idiot referees . 2 : Your players are just as guilty as Gary Bergman for taunting the coaches . 3 : Do n't blame our fans . We 're not used to having armed soldiers at our hockey games . And last , but not least . I am sick and tired of our players taking a bad wrap . You guys are a hell of alot dirtier !
Alan Eagleson: Harry ...
Harry Sinden: Stay out of it , Al !
Harry Sinden: You want respect ? You tell Bobrov to cut his chickenshit act .
Output: conditions
Chip:  Knock knock , this a private party ?
Aaron Humphrey: Have a drink , Chip .
Chip: Thanks Dad - uh , Aaron , heh heh . Well , I 'm taking a lot of flak from this from my wife . I thought the , uh , food fight was a nice plus , though .
Aaron Humphrey: This is a career day for you , Chip . A s a matter of fact , this is the first good thing I could ever remember you doing .
Chip: Oh come on , I 've done lots of good things .
Aaron Humphrey: Name _ one _ .
Chip: Are you serious ?
Aaron Humphrey: Name one .
Chip: Well , there was , uh , uh ...
Aaron Humphrey: You do n't do anything , and I pay you a fortune , but look , you made up for everything . You 're the man who drove the Booger man out of my daughter 's life .
Chip: Heh .
Output: things
Oregon:  What a total fucking drama . It 's like something from a Woody Allen film or something .
Vod: Yeah , dirty old man , pretty young girl - I think I 've seen that _ one _ .
Output: film
Cassander:  Would you say the love between Achilles and Patroclus is a corrupting _ one _ ?
Aristotle: When men lie together in lust , it is a surrender to the passions and does nothing for the excellence in us . Nor does any other excess , Cassander , jealousy among them . But when men lie together , and knowledge and virtue are passed between them that is pure and excellent . When they compete to bring out the good , the best in each other this is the love between men that can build a city - state and lift us from our frog pond .
Output: love
Michael Westen:  Creating an explosive device in the field requires a strong knowledge of chemistry and the ability to improvise with whatever equipment happens to be lying around ... An old fire extinguisher makes an ideal compression chamber . Add some metal shavings and the right cleaning supplies , and you can serve up a bomb that can blast through a cinderblock wall .
Fiona Glenanne: Why is it you can never find a good sodium hydroxide solution when you need _ one _ ?
Output: solution
Boxman:  Preflight , kid : money ?
Razor: Yeah , I got some .
Boxman: Prophylactics ?
Razor: I got two !
Boxman: Oh yeah ? I always carry _ twenty _ - six myself . That 's not a joke !
Output: Prophylactics
Richard Castle:  Legend tells of a mysterious video that can harness the forces of evil from the beyond . The disc is a harbinger of grave misfortune , marking its watchers to certain and unavoidable death . I saw it , just like Val did . That 's why she said " it 's coming for me " . That 's how she knew when she was going to die . Why she was trying to ward off spirits . Because of the message on that disc .
Javier Esposito: How 's a DVD going to kill you ? Is it going to come at you like a ninja star ? Cut your head off ?
Richard Castle: The actual DVD will not kill me , Esposito . It will be the spirit inside the DVD . Just like in The Ring .
Kevin Ryan: Ooh , ooh , the _ one _ with the creepy , waterlogged little girl that crawls out of the TV . I did n't sleep for days after that movie .
Output: movie
Francis:  Any questions ?
Peter: I have _ one _ . What happened to your face ?
Output: questions
Chuck Bartowski:  Stupid ? Maybe stupid 's the word you 're looking for . I get it , I went too far .
Ellie Bartowski: You did n't go far enough , Chuck ! Sarah is special . I know it . You know it . If you love her , if she 's the one , then you do n't stop . You do n't quit . You never go too far ... You are a Bartowski , Chuck . Start acting like _ one _ !
Output: Bartowski
Slate Shannon:  I sure wish we could keep some of this .
Slate Shannon: If
Slate Shannon: you could weave , you could make me a hammock . I never had a hammock made of fifty dollar bills .
Sailor Duval: Oh , you sure were under - privildged ...
Slate Shannon: All the rest of kids on my block had _ one _ . You sure you ca n't weave ?
Output: hammock
Javier Esposito:  Two blocks away from the alley , blood smeared on the armrest . This is definitely it .
Richard Castle: He was shot somewhere else and then he came here ? Why not go home ? Why not go get patched up ?
Kate Beckett: He was meeting someone in that alleyway .
Javier Esposito: Phone . His last call was 4:47 a.m. , just before he died .
Kate Beckett: Run that number .
Javier Esposito: Right .
Kevin Ryan: Hey , Beckett . Gun . It 's a _ 0.38 _ . Recently fired .
Richard Castle: So it was a shootout . That 's how he got the shoulder wound .
Kate Beckett: Which means wherever he came from , there might be another body .
Javier Esposito: I know where he was coming from .
Richard Castle: Where ?
Javier Esposito: His last entry was 299 1st Avenue .
Richard Castle: What ... what 's at 299 1st Ave . ?
Kate Beckett: Captain Montgomery 's house .
Output: Gun
Helen Stewart:  So , what do you propose ?
Simon Stubberfield: Well , he 's been suspended now . He can stay off whilst we have some kind of enquiry . I do n't see him being away much longer than that .
Helen Stewart: So , it will be the usual white wash job ?
Simon Stubberfield: Jim Fenner 's one of our best officers .
Helen Stewart: Hold on a minute , Simon . That man has just beaten up one of our inmates .
Simon Stubberfield: That 's her story .
Helen Stewart: And it 's _ one _ that I believe ! I also believe that he was having an affair with her . I 've suspected it for a long time . He was doing the same with Rachel Hicks and there 's probably others .
Simon Stubberfield: This is all conjecture .
Helen Stewart: We 've been here before which is why we need a full investigation . Why else are you suspending him if not for that ?
Simon Stubberfield: Well , there are procedures .
Helen Stewart: Oh - so you can be seen to be doing your job , so that it does n't affect your promotion ?
Simon Stubberfield: Now , look here , Helen . I 've had enough of this .
Helen Stewart: That 's it , Simon , pull rank . Just sweep it under the carpet .
Simon Stubberfield: Can I remind you that I am in charge in Larkhall whether you like it or not !
Helen Stewart: Well I do n't like it ! I do n't like it one bit !
Output: story
Kenji Ozu:  Do you have a hot suspect ?
Lt. Columbo: Well , I 've got my eyes on _ one _ .
Output: suspect
Lt. Starbuck:  Yeah , well , I er ... I guess I never did like to admit that I form ... eh ... attachments .
Captain Apollo: You do n't even like to admit it to yourself . You know , I 've never understood that about you .
Lt. Starbuck: You were always part of a very big family and I never had that . So , I just grew up keeping , er , the number of people around me as , er , large as I could .
Captain Apollo: So you could n't be hurt by any particular _ one _ ?
Output: people
Emily Prentiss:  Look , Reid , I know you 're mad at us because we did n't tell you what really happened , and I understand that . But I promise you , we had no choice . You mourned the loss of a friend . I mourned the loss of _ six _ .
Emily Prentiss: This
Emily Prentiss: whole thing gave me an ulcer . Please do n't give me another one .
Output: friend
David Rossi:  Victim one gets dropped here .
Derek Morgan: While number two comes around the corner to see what 's happening , and ... the unsub attacks him here .
Emily Prentiss: The female victims were probably here when the first attack occurred .
Derek Morgan: Which means somebody would have to control them pretty quickly .
Emily Prentiss: How many unsubs are you thinking ?
David Rossi: At least one to move the body inside , another _ one _ to take out man number two , and one more to subdue the others .
Emily Prentiss: Well , vandalism breeds a pack mentality .
Derek Morgan: If it is the same unsubs , then yeah , we 're looking at a group of three , maybe four .
David Rossi: These are n't kids . They 're too efficient . There 's control and precision . Juveniles are sloppy .
Emily Prentiss: He 's right . There is nothing tentative about these kills . There 's no experimentation . These guys know what they 're doing .
Derek Morgan: I do n't know ...
David Rossi: What are you thinking ?
Derek Morgan: I can understand vandalism escalating into violence , but that 's usually gradual . An assault , a single murder maybe , but come on , this ? This feel fully evolved .
Output: unsubs
Narrator:  I 'm gon na tell you this _ one _ from my point of view so you can put yourself in there .
Narrator: So the story goes : The guy falls in love with a girl the second he meets her , but it takes them a lifetime to get it together .
Narrator: When they do they end up on a boat , and they realise the only way they can stay together is to never go ashore .
Narrator: So they raise the yellow colour flag so no port would take them and they drift out to sea ' til the end .
Narrator: And it makes you realize there are people in your life so important that they dwarf everything else .
Narrator: It 's up to you to figure out who they are . If you have to give up everything else and spend the rest of your days on a boat , who are the must haves , the ones you ca n't live without ?
Narrator: Figure out your own list and then do everything you can to let them know how much they mean to you .
Output: story
Morgan:  The thing about a first kiss is , you only have _ one _ , and believe me , she 's gon na remember it no matter what . So , you 've got ta pick the perfect moment , and that moment comes right after you 've done something incredible . And you 'll know the moment because you 'll see it in her eyes , because she will look at you like she 's discovering you for the first time , like she 's never seen you before , and that 's when you move in for the kiss . And that kiss will tell you everything you need to know about they way she feels about you . Because if you are kissing her , and I mean really kissing her , and she starts to smile , then you 're in buddy . You 're in .
Output: kiss
Astrid:  It 's a mess . You must feel horrible . You 've lost everything . Your father , your tribe , your best friend ...
Hiccup: Thank you for summing that up .
Hiccup: Why
Hiccup: could n't I have killed that dragon when I found him in the woods ? Would've been better , for everyone ...
Astrid: Yep . The rest of us would have done it . So why did n't you ?
Astrid: Why
Astrid: did n't you ?
Hiccup: I do n't know ... I could n't .
Astrid: That 's not an answer .
Hiccup: * Why * is this so important to you all of a sudden ?
Astrid: Because I want to remember what you say , * right now*.
Hiccup: Oh , for the love of ... I was a coward ! I was weak ! I would n't kill a dragon !
Astrid: You said * would n't * , that time .
Hiccup: Agh , whatever ... I * would n't * ! Three hundred years , and I 'm the first Viking who would n't kill a dragon !
Astrid: First
Astrid: to ride _ one _ , though . So ... ?
Hiccup: I would n't kill him , because he looked as frightened as * I * was . I looked at him ... and I saw myself .
Output: dragon
Louis Stevens:  Yeah ! And it counts !
Alan Twitty: Oh ! Right plus . I get an extra five points 'cause it landed in someone else 's cup .
Louis Stevens: Thanks a lot , Tawny .
Tawny Dean: Do n't you get tired of making up these stupid games ?
Louis Stevens: Yes , but then we just move on to another _ one _ .
Output: games
Betty Okonak Templeton-Jones:  My friend has a three - cornered one on right now .
King Friday XIII: All
King Friday XIII: I see is a wig .
Lady Elaine Fairchilde: Good , at least you know a bigwig when you see _ one _ , Friday .
Output: bigwig
Nazo:  What are your cards ?
Julian: I got a _ 6 _ , a 5 , a Jack , a 4 and a 8 . I win !
Sonny: What do you mean " you win " ? I had a hand just like that before , I did n't win ?
Julian: Because I win .
Nazo: This is bullshit !
Sonny: Alright , take it easy man .
Nazo: Every time different cards , he still wins ?
Output: cards
Michael McPhee:  Can you make money from philosophy ?
Max Dugan: Yeah , if you have the right _ one _ .
Output: philosophy
Leo Wyatt:  Well , your reality sounds a lot better than this one . Not just for Phoebe . So , how can I help you get it back ?
Paige Matthews: I need my sisters .
Piper Halliwell: Well , maybe we can start with _ two _ and go from there .
Paige Matthews: What are you doing here ?
Phoebe Halliwell: Burying the Lazarus demon . I figured if you were right about that , you were probably right about everything else as well .
Output: sisters
Young Gemma:  Oooh , bunnies .
Bill Taylor: Dissect _ one _ and put mascara on the other .
Output: bunnies
Dr. Sheldon Hawkes:  Found a piece of jewelry , in pretty good shape .
Dr. Sid Hammerback: Based on age , I 'd say they 're probably the victim 's parents .
Dr. Sheldon Hawkes: Job never gets easier , does it ?
Dr. Sid Hammerback: I can tell you I 've been working here twenty - nine years . That 's _ four _ thousand , eight hundred and forty - six cases and names I will never forget .
Output: cases
Poet:  Every moment requires a purpose .
Lwaxana Troi: No , it does n't .
Poet: Every purpose requires a plan .
Juggler: He does this every day , usually while everyone 's food is getting cold . It 's rather boring .
Poet: The higher , the fewer
Lwaxana Troi: Well , that 's a conversation stopper if I ever heard _ one _ .
Output: stopper
Dr Ira Carlton:  Come in . Sit down as usual . Now , what * seems * to be the problem ?
Gina Beasley: I 've been having these bad headaches for months now . And I think there 's something seriously wrong .
Dr Ira Carlton: I 'll be the judge of that if you do n't mind ! I 'm going to subscribe you some tablets , they 're called Paracetemol , you take _ two _ at the first sign of the pain recurring . Now go out will you ?
Gina Beasley: Actually , Dr. Carlton , I 've tried Paracetemol and they do n't seem to work .
Dr Ira Carlton: You see , once again you are crossing the line . And I do n't like it one bit . Are you tidy ?
Gina Beasley: I try to be .
Dr Ira Carlton: Methodical .
Gina Beasley: Yes .
Dr Ira Carlton: Which means you are obsessional , a trait often subscribed to hypercondriacts . And on that note we 'll end , come and see me again in twenty two weeks . Now go out will you ? GO OUT WILL YOU ?
Output: tablets
Stan Smith:  What are you doing ?
Steve Smith: Playing lunch lady . Pizza or sloppy joe ?
Stan Smith: I am pissed off because you 're doing that and now I want a sloppy joe and I know you do n't really have _ one _ .
Output: joe
The Doctor:  Your chances of survival are about one in a _ thousand _ . So here 's what you do - you forget the thousand and you concentrate on the one .
Output: chances
Howard Wolowitz:  Wha the hell is _ 43 _ ?
Raj Koothrappali: It 's a prime number . Encryption systems are based on prime numbers .
Howard Wolowitz: What kind of secrets would Sheldon need encrypting ?
Raj Koothrappali: Maybe it 's the secret to what makes his egg salad so delicious .
Howard Wolowitz: It 's paprika .
Raj Koothrappali: Really ? Well , one mystery solved .
Output: number
Sgt. Joe Fink:  How 's the wife , Frank ?
Officer Frank Stoolie: Not bad , Joe .
Sgt. Joe Fink: Glad to hear it . The kids ?
Officer Frank Stoolie: Lost one yesterday .
Sgt. Joe Fink: Lost _ one _ , eh ? How 'd that happen ?
Officer Frank Stoolie: Playing with matches .
Sgt. Joe Fink: Well , those are the breaks .
Officer Frank Stoolie: Yeah , I guess so .
Output: kids
Roxy Preston:  How do you know so much about ghosts ?
Jake Griffin: Takes one to know _ one _ .
Output: ghosts
Andromeda Ascendant:  What happened to the good old days when ships just broadsided _ one _ another ?
Beka Valentine: The steam engine was invented ?
Output: ships
Henrietta 'Hetty' Lange:  I imagine you 're still smarting from where the Chief of Police just ripped you a new one .
Marty Deeks: How 'd you know that ?
Henrietta 'Hetty' Lange: Because I just experienced something similar from my Director . It seems we need to co - ordinate our operations a little better . My boss wants to assign a liason officer from LAPD . And your boss thinks it 's a good idea .
Marty Deeks: Yeah . You guys do n't need a liason officer .
Henrietta 'Hetty' Lange: I agree . I told him we already have _ one _ .
Output: officer
Alvin:  Give us a hand .
Nora Batty: I do n't want any familiarities if I come close .
Alvin: Familiarities ! I 'd sooner grab a hot welding rod .
Nora Batty: You 'll think you have grabbed _ one _ if you try anything on with me .
Alvin: You ! You 're bad - tempered , foul and horrible .
Nora Batty: Yes , and that 's just on the surface . Underneath I can be really unpleasant .
Output: rod
Jake Long:  So , it 's true ?
Rose: Jake , I 'm sorry .
Huntsmaster: So , this is the American Dragon 's true human form . Before I wish for your annihilation , any last words ?
Jake Long: Well , considering the circumstances , I have just _ two _ : Let 's dance !
Output: words
Frankie:  You do n't piss off your barber , other wise the next time you go , you 're gon na get a shitty cut .
Paulie: So you get a new _ one _ .
Frankie: There ai n't no talking to you about barbers Paulie .
Output: barber
The Nag:  I 've took a lot of tablets all me life , about _ 23000 _ and I 'm still alive but at the end of the day , I think without them I 'd have been dead .
Output: tablets
Dave:  How about now ?
Private: Hurray !
Classified: Yes ! Way to go , looks fantastic !
Dave: Excellent ! Now , where was I ?
Kowalski: Dave !
Short Fuse: Grrrr !
Dave: Greetings , North Wind . I see you 've met my old zoo - mates .
Skipper: We were never " mates . " There was no mating .
Classified: Turn yourself in , David . You are powerless now that I have stolen your precious Medusa Serum .
Skipper: What ? You did n't steal that !
Classified: It 's over .
Dave: It 's over ? Then ... why did I call you ? Wierd . OH ! Maybe it was to show you * this * !
Kowalski: That is a lot of serum for four penguins .
Dave: Oh , you thought this was just about you _ four _ ? No , no - no - no - no . We 're just getting started . Now , if you will excuse me , I have to go do some shopping ... FOR REVENGE ! Wait . How do you ... ?
Dave: What
Dave: do I push ?
Dave: Is
Dave: it the red , or ...
Dave: I
Dave: thought it was ... it 's not this -
Output: penguins
Iván Noiret León:  What a beautiful picture . So tender . The little couple has a baby to care for - so cute - to pamper and beat the crap out of .
Jacques Noiret: Ivan ...
Iván Noiret León: Did you buy this _ one _ or just renting ?
Output: baby
Steve Navarro:  I put a tracker on the device . I can tell you where it is .
Kate Morgan: You lying bastard !
Jack Bauer: Please , put the weapon down and let him talk !
Steve Navarro: I can give you the tracker 's code .
Kate Morgan: I do n't believe you . I 'm going to put a bullet in your head !
Jack Bauer: Kate , Kate ! Put the weapon down !
Steve Navarro: Three , eight , _ four _ , six , nine , romeo . Three , alpha , four , six , nine , romeo . That 's the code . I 'm telling you the truth .
Kate Morgan: Did you get that ?
Jack Bauer: Gavin ?
Gavin Leonard: Running the trace now . Seems to be legit . It 's already triangulating within a four mile area .
Jack Bauer: Copy that . He 's logging onto the override device . It worked .
Kate Morgan: You 're done . You 're going to be executed for murder and for treason . And I 'm going to be there to watch .
Output: code
Sam Malone:  Every guy needs a hobby , right ?
Norm Peterson: I wish I had time for _ one _ .
Cliff Clavin: Norm , you 've got time to make your own coal .
Output: hobby
Claudius:  Grandmother ... who killed Marcellus ?
Livia: I
Livia: did . The empire needed Agrippa more then it needed Marcellus . And then I poisoned Agrippa later because I knew that his wife was in love with Tiberius , but if Tiberius married her Augustus would make him emperor . My son botched that up of course ...
Claudius: And Julia 's sons by Agrippa , how did they die ?
Livia: Gaius I had poisoned while he was in Syria .
Claudius: You have a long reach .
Livia: The empire is very large , I need _ one _ . Lucius was drowned in a boating accident arranged by his friend Platius .
Claudius: And ... Postumus ?
Livia: You
Livia: were really fond of him were n't you ?
Claudius: Yes , grandmother .
Livia: He was useless . I had to get rid of Postumus ; he was a threat to Tiberius . Besides , he knew I had his mother banished .
Output: reach
Peter Martin:  My coat of arms , Mr. Stuart , if I had _ one _ , would bear the motto " rapid service " , inscribed on a field of blue .
Output: coat
Judge E. Clarence 'Necktie' Jones:  Bein ' as we ai n't got any Bible and no one here has ever seen _ one _ , the jury will not be swore in .
Output: Bible
Aaron Hotchner:  There have been two known copycats .
Penelope Garcia: Correct . The first _ one _ was Heriberto Seda . He killed three and wounded four in New York City . And then , there was a 14-year - old in Japan named Seito Sakakibara . He killed two other children and left the sign of the Zodiac behind .
David Rossi: The fact is the Zodiac was driven by a need for notoriety and control .
Aaron Hotchner: He enjoyed the terror he spread through the city .
Output: copycats
Aunt Polly:  I remain unpersuaded that a motorized vehicle is anything other than an unnecessary expense .
Tim: ... what ?
Aunt Polly: Do we really need _ one _ ?
Output: vehicle
Clive Anderson:  This is very exciting because everybody 's neck -and-neck - apart from me , obviously , because I haven't got _ one _ .
Output: neck
Cory:  That was such a great movie . How was the _ one _ you saw ?
Melissa: Nice , but we missed you .
Cory: Well , I was only one theater over . That 's the beauty of multiplexes . I mean , it was n't actually like we were gon na do a lot of talking anyway , right ?
Melissa: Well , there were other things we could have done .
Cory: Could have , should have , let 's not live in the past .
Output: movie
Ernest Pratt:  What the heck is that ?
Janos Bartok: Ball lightening .
Huitzilopochtli Ramos: Actually , Aristotle called them fire balls .
Janos Bartok: Thought of by many renounced men of science to be an optical illusion .
Ernest Pratt: Darn good _ one _ , if you ask me .
Janos Bartok: Yeah , I thought it was an optical illusion myself until I saw one appear accidentally by the tower . I determined that it was a resonance of the electromagnetic field . And what you are seeing , for the very first time in the history of man , is ball lightening created artificially .
Ernest Pratt: What can you do with it ?
Janos Bartok: I have no idea . It could change the course of human events . Possibly not . Right now it 's delightfully useless ; and we shall follows this useless research where ever it shall take us !
Output: illusion
Salesman:  I like you . I 'm gon na put you down for 20 boxes .
Brent Leroy: _ 20 _ ? I ca n't afford ...
Salesman: I 'm doing you a favour , but no discount unless you order 30 boxes .
Brent Leroy: No , what I want is ...
Salesman: - 30 boxes . You got it . Nice doing business with you , buddy boy .
Lacey Burrows: That guy just winked at me .
Brent Leroy: You got off easy . Sometimes he pats my bum .
Output: boxes
Håkon:  You 're a girl !
Mary: You 've seen _ one _ before haven't you ?
Output: girl
Richard Castle:  Now , there are seven ranch hands that fit the bill of tall , dark , and handsome . But in order to find out which _ one _ was fooling around with Whitney , we have to first determine who of them are married . That means we need to go on a wedding ring search , and these are the possibilities . So I split their classes up between us .
Kate Beckett: Whoa ! Hold up . Harmonica for Beginners , Cowboy Saloon . How come you get all the cool activities ? And I get Hog Tying ?
Richard Castle: Because this was my idea . Though it will be a shame that we 're spending the first day of our honeymoon apart .
Kate Beckett: Except we 're not , because this is not our honeymoon .
Output: hands
Dexter Morgan:  What are you doing ?
Dr. Emmett Meridian: I 'd like to talk you through a deep relaxation technique . It might bring some things to the surface .
Dexter Morgan: What kinds of things ?
Dr. Emmett Meridian: Well , there must have been a time in your life when you felt powerless , right ? Foster - child , no control over your destiny . If we can bring some of those memories to the surface , we might find the root of your " control issues " . First I want you to close your eyes and focus on your breathing . I want you to count each breath , okay ? In : _ one _ , and out : two . Just give it a try .
Dexter Morgan: This is ridiculous . I could be killing him right now .
Output: breath
Chris Miles:  What did you do with the drugs man ?
Anwar: What , I do n't have any .
Chris Miles: Thought you were gon na put them in your turbun ?
Anwar: I do n't wear a turban Chris .
Chris Miles: I thought you were gon na get _ one _ especially ?
Output: turban
Colleen Van Deusen:  We 've already thought about that . Nobody could possible see a flare gun in this storm .
Charles McCulloch: There 's only one person who needs to see it . I 'm gon na find that deck hand .
Colleen Van Deusen: What about the fire ?
Charles McCulloch: How do you know there really is _ one _ ?
Colleen Van Deusen: What are you talking about ?
Charles McCulloch: Use some common sense . Setting off a fire alarm causes panic , the same kind of panic caused by suggesting that Jason Voorhees is alive and aboard this ship . Enough is enough .
Output: fire
Greg Sanders:  Cath ? Your DNA results are back . According to my DNA data , the chances are 814 quadrillion to _ one _ - that your suspect is our killer . Pretty good stats ...
Catherine Willows: Yeah , considering there are only six billion people in world .
Output: chances
Eban Stone:  Hey man , why the gun ?
Freddie: Who 's the girl ?
Eban Stone: What girl ?
Freddie: The foxy _ one _ that just walked outta here .
Output: girl
Gen. Earle 'Buzz' Wheeler:  The bridge is a major target , and we 've never hit it . Chances of civilian deaths will be almost zero .
Robert McNamara, Secretary of Defense: I say 100 to 500 , possibly more !
Lyndon Baines Johnson: Which is it ? _ 500 _ or zero ?
Output: Chances
Helen North:  So ... How many kids do you have ?
Frank Beardsley: Uh ... How many kids do you have ?
Helen North: You first
Frank Beardsley: Okay , look . You 're going to find out eventually because there 's too many to hide in the closet . I have eight kids .
Helen North: I have ten .
Frank Beardsley: You have _ ten _ ?
Helen North: I have ten .
Output: kids
Michael Westen:  You have a name for me ?
Carmelo Dante: The guy 's name is Glenn Harrick . He has a boat on the river , near the 27th Avenue bridge . It cost me a lot of money to get that information .
Michael Westen: You 've just done yourself a great favor , Carmelo .
Carmelo Dante: Do yourself _ one _ : do n't let me see you again . You take care of this guy and you stay out of my way , we 're good . If I ever see your face again , I 'll kill you , bomb or no bomb .
Michael Westen: Agreed .
Output: favor
Sydney Bristow:  The CIA has a hit list , 35 people world - wide that agents are allowed to kill . 35 out of _ 6 _ billion . You 're one of them , which means when I kill you I wo n't even be breaking the law .
Output: people
Sgt. Denver 'Bull' Randleman:  I 'm gon na say something .
George Luz: To who ?
Sgt. Denver 'Bull' Randleman: Lieutenant Winters !
Richard Winters: What is it ?
Sgt. Denver 'Bull' Randleman: Permission to speak , sir .
Richard Winters: Granted .
Sgt. Denver 'Bull' Randleman: Sir , we got nine companies , sir .
Richard Winters: We do .
Sgt. Denver 'Bull' Randleman: Well , how come we 're the only _ one _ marching every Friday night , twelve miles , full pack , in the pitch dark ?
Richard Winters: Why do you think , Private Randleman ?
Sgt. Denver 'Bull' Randleman: Lieutenant Sobel hates us , sir .
Richard Winters: Lieutenant Sobel does not hate Easy Company , Private Randleman . He just hates you .
Sgt. Denver 'Bull' Randleman: Thank you , sir .
Output: companies
Julia Walker:  Was that the night that Kitty threw the trophy at your head ?
Tommy Walker: Yeah , that was it . Twelve stitches .
Kitty Walker: No , it was _ six _ , six stitches . And I tossed it to you ...
Tommy Walker: Threw it .
Kitty Walker: ... and you just somehow could n't catch it .
Output: stitches
Dexter Morgan:  Harry said it got in me too early . And too deep , he said that I could n't change it . So he thought up the code . He said that if I had to kill , I might as well kill people who deserved it .
Debra Morgan: You make it sound like it 's okay . Like you 're the victim here . The people in that box , Dexter , they 're the victims .
Dexter Morgan: Victims ? The choir director who raped and murdered little boys ? The married couple smuggling refugees who killed the ones who could n't pay ? The psychiatrist who manipulated women into taking their own lives ?
Debra Morgan: There 's a place called the Police Department .
Dexter Morgan: Sometimes the system does n't work . Killers fall through the cracks .
Debra Morgan: Do n't I fucking know it . I 'm talking to _ one _ right now . I am the worst fucking detective in the world .
Output: Killers
Javier Esposito:  This text was sent yesterday during class . Any idea who might 've written that ?
John Emerson: " Where go my money , Eddie ? Yous owe huge . Paybacks time . " I do n't know , it 's ... it 's hard to say . All my students are still learning English .
Kevin Ryan: Well , then we 're gon na need to talk to all your students , one by _ one _ .
John Emerson: That 's gon na be harder than you think , detective . Most of my students come from countries where the cops are corrupt , so they 're not gon na want to talk to you .
Kevin Ryan: Look , teach , we do n't tell you how to conjugate a verb . Do n't tell us how to interview a suspect .
Javier Esposito: Yeah . We 're gon na get them to talk .
Kate Beckett: And
Kate Beckett: you could n't get any of them to talk ?
Output: students
King Tut:  Curse you , Batman . May you fall down a flight of stairs and break every tooth in your head except _ one _ and in that may you have a toothache for the rest of your life which wo n't be very long .
Output: tooth
Liz Beare:  God , I hate funerals .
Robert Beare: Do n't have _ one _ . I 'm not going to . I 'm gon na leave my body to science .
Liz Beare: Oh , good . You and Phar Lap . One with the big heart , and one with the big head .
Output: funerals
Roger Collins:  What do you want ?
Victoria Winters: I think I left a drawing in here .
Roger Collins: It 's on the table .
Victoria Winters: Oh , thank you . I think David would kill me if I lost this .
Roger Collins: My son might kill you even if you did n't .
Victoria Winters: It 's very good . Have you seen it ?
Roger Collins: Yes , I saw it .
Victoria Winters: He 's got a real potential in drawing .
Roger Collins: Miss Winters , I am in no mood to discuss David 's talents , great or small .
Victoria Winters: I think this is important . We all know how destructive he 's been .
Roger Collins: Yes , we know .
Victoria Winters: But this is creative , and something he likes to do .
Roger Collins: I see . And you intend to nurture this sudden urge of creativity ?
Victoria Winters: I think it 's a way of reaching him , and showing him the world is n't completely hostile .
Roger Collins: What makes you think it is n't ? Have you ever thought that David 's view might be the correct _ one _ ?
Victoria Winters: You do n't think that .
Roger Collins: Oh , do n't I , though ? I was once nine years old , as David is . But unlike him , Miss Winters , I was filled with joy and the spirit of living , with love and the promise of a good , full life ahead . Well , maybe it 's far better to be nine years old and know how ugly life can be .
Victoria Winters: Oh , that is n't so .
Roger Collins: Maybe it 's better to know that you live in world where hands are reaching out , waiting to tear you to shreds ... and they do ... they do ... eagerly , anxiously .
Victoria Winters: Everyone does n't have to think that way .
Roger Collins: Pollyanna ! Miss Pollyanna in a world of pain ! Well , enjoy it while you can . But take my advice . Do n't spend much time trying to destroy David 's instinctive grasp of the truth . Let me see the drawing .
Victoria Winters: I took it from David 's room without his permission , so you can see how frantic I was when I found it missing .
Roger Collins: Collinwood , with all its dark shadows . He 's captured it , all right .
Output: view
Matt McGuire:  Our first guest is Jackson Myers , whose father is the _ one _ and only Mike Myers . Very groovy , baby - I bet he 's got one million interesting stories , so let 's bring him out - Jackson Myers . Is your dad gon na star in another " Austin Powers " sequel ?
Jackson Meyers: Why would he ?
Matt McGuire: Because he 's Mike Myers , the actor who plays Austin Powers .
Jackson Meyers: Uh - uh , he 's Mike Myers , the dry - cleaner . They have the same name .
Output: Myers
Snaps:  And just how do * you * know * my * daughter ?
Anthony: We met at Club-33 .
Snaps: In a speakeasy ?
Anthony: It 's a very respectable speakeasy .
Snaps: You could n't even pick _ one _ that bought * my * beer !
Output: speakeasy
Gene Kranz:  We 've never lost an American in space , we 're sure as hell not gon na lose _ one _ on my watch ! Failure is not an option .
Output: American
Bruce Wayne:  You 're lucky . It was just a minor concussion . And four cracked ribs .
Terry McGinnis: Only _ four _ ?
Bruce Wayne: It 'll hurt when you move . And breathing wo n't be fun either .
Output: ribs
Santini:  We all have our particular talents , Lieutenant . Mine happens to be illusion , and yours , I suspect , is reality - and a rather grim _ one _ at that .
Output: reality
Robin:  Listen : how many sides is a circle ? Answer : _ two _ . Inside and outside , right ?
Batman: Right .
Robin: Here 's the second one : what President of the United States wore the biggest hat ? It 's , it 's easy Batman : the one with the biggest head !
Batman: Of course .
Output: sides
Elliot:  C'mon peeps , let 's go kick some sick patient ass .
J.D.: And
J.D.: that my friends is one nerdy honky .
Chris Turk: That
Chris Turk: 's _ two _ .
Output: honky
Grant Ward:  Where 's your side arm ?
Melinda May: If I need a gun , I 'll take _ one _ .
Grant Ward: Right , I forgot I was working with the cavalry .
Melinda May: Do n't ever call me that .
Grant Ward: Should have taken more guns .
Output: gun
Rev. Timothy Johnson:  There are no respectable , single women living in Colorado Springs .
Dr. Michaela 'Mike' Quinn: That 's a shame , Reverend . Every town should have at least _ one _ .
Output: women
Ray Summers:  Okay , George . Five reasons men are scum and women let us get away with it . One : we only want one thing . No exceptions . Two : we fall in love with you before we can have that thing and then fall back out once we 've had it , whereas women conversely fall in love afterwards . Three : we will lie , cheat , steal or murder in order to get that thing ... why am I sugarcoating this , you 're a big girl ... in order to fuck you . _ Four _ : we freely admit the numbers one , two , three , and women do n't care . And the number five reason why men are scum and women let us get away with it : you ca n't live without us .
Output: reasons
Ron Howard:  Do I smell vodka ... and wheatgrass ?
Homer Simpson: It 's called a lawnmower , I invented it , do you want _ one _ ?
Ron Howard: Yeah , okay .
Output: lawnmower
Hank Cahill:  What have they got here ? Pancakes ?
Tommy Cahill: There 's one on the floor if you want _ one _ .
Output: Pancakes
Dan Packard:  I called on a fella this morning who ca n't handle one little business and I juggle fifty things at once and he does n't handle _ one _ . Here 's the blow off . He 's got the layout that I 've been looking for for two years and the sap lays it right in my lap !
Output: things
Bob:  Hey , you do n't give an inch , do you ?
Sally Hanson: You give an inch , the guy takes two , you find out he only has _ three _ , and you end up with zero .
Output: inch
Mrs. Betty Slocombe:  Oh , I 'm dying for a cup of coffee .
Mr. Ernest Grainger: So am I. I want _ one _ to take my pill .
Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries: Are you on the Pill ?
Output: cup
David 'Dave' Seville:  The Wall was built after a war that divided the country in _ two _ ; once a year this side of the wall has a concert for their friends and family on the other side , where many freedoms we take for granted are denied .
Output: side
Gacel Sayah:  It makes no sense to tear down an old house before building a new _ one _ .
Output: house
Missy:  And I 'm going to need eight snipers .
Kate Lethbridge-Stewart: _ Eight _ what ?
Missy: Three for each heart and two for my brain stem . You 'll have to switch me off fast before I can regenerate .
Output: snipers
Lady Sif:  My mind is that of a lost adolescent . I can provide no information of value .
Phil Coulson: Not totally true . Judging by your clothes , we know you were undercover , probably something you learned after your last visit here . Your usual full - armor look is a little more ... conspicuous .
Lady Sif: So you are saying I wear that armor most of the time ? Does this mean I 'm a warrior ?
Melinda May: A good _ one _ .
Lady Sif: A great warrior .
Phil Coulson: It 's just details that you 're missing . You must remember things about your home world , right ?
Lady Sif: Only basic lessons a child would learn .
Phil Coulson: The name of your sword ?
Melinda May: What about Thor ?
Lady Sif: Um ... I do not know this word , but when you say it , I want to smile . Why ?
Phil Coulson: Who can explain the mysteries of the Asgardian brain ?
Melinda May: I * can*.
Output: warrior
Col. Steve Austin:  You know Oscar , you tell that joke about three times a week .
Robot: It 's the only one I know .
Col. Steve Austin: Yeah , but if you learned another one , then you 'd have _ two _ .
Output: joke
Wife of Gob:  I 'm in love with your brother -in - law .
George Oscar 'Gob' Bluth: You 're in love with your own brother ? The _ one _ in the army ?
Wife of Gob: No . Your sister 's husband .
George Oscar 'Gob' Bluth: Michael ? Michael .
Wife of Gob: No . That 's your sister 's brother .
George Oscar 'Gob' Bluth: No , I 'm my sister 's brother .You're in love with me ? Me .
Wife of Gob: I 'm in love with Tobias .
George Oscar 'Gob' Bluth: My brother -in - law ?
Wife of Gob: I know it can never be , so I 'm leaving . I 'm enlisting in the army .
George Oscar 'Gob' Bluth: To be with your brother ?
Wife of Gob: No .
Output: brother
Boone:  If the Confederacy had n't run out of medals , I bet we would have got _ one _ then .
Cross: If they made a hero out of you , you would n't be worth a damn , Boone .
Boone: Yeah , I guess so ... I guess so . I seen it happen to a lot of soldiers .
Output: medals
Captain Stephen Peacock:  After I came out of the army , I made a study of sales technique . Now , there was a theory that a moving display has more impact than a ... than a static _ one _ .
Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries, Mr. Dick Lucas: True .
Mr. Cuthbert Rumbold: Well , I suppose you mean we should have our trousers moving about more .
Mr. Ernest Grainger: How do we achieve that ?
Mr. Dick Lucas: Couple of dozen pairs of electric legs .
Captain Stephen Peacock: I 'm being quite serious , Mr. Lucas .
Mrs. Betty Slocombe: Well , how does that affect my department ?
Miss Shirley Brahms: Yes , do we have lots of electric knickers jumping up and down on the counter ?
Mr. Ernest Grainger: Would n't that be very expensive ?
Mr. Dick Lucas: You could have Mrs. Slocombe jumping up and down on the counter . That should make a big enough impact !
Mrs. Betty Slocombe: That 's it . I am withdrawing to the canteen .
Output: display
Terrence:  Man , that 's a white word if I ever heard _ one _ . It 's a trick . Stop playing !
Output: word
Juliet Draper:  Yes , Len , I guess I could wrap my head around signing a confidentiality agreement , as long as you 'd sign _ one _ , too . But we 're really getting ahead of ourselves , are n't we ?
Len Dinerstein: I do n't like to waste time . I 'd rather be direct .
Juliet Draper: So would I. My relationship with my ex - husband ... we were less than honest with each other .
Len Dinerstein: Been there . Hope it did n't put you off monogamy .
Output: agreement
Angus McCloud:  Four killings in a week ! It 's got to stop !
Judge Buckner: Four ! Did you say _ four _ ? That 's right , four ! Well , we 're going to be quite a town , ai n't we ? I doubt that they have that many in Dodge City . No , I do n't think so .
Angus McCloud: We aim to compete with any city in size , but not in lawlessness !
Output: killings
Annie Edison:  You expect me to watch you do that without telling on you ?
Jeff Winger: That 's a hard - hitting question , Annie . Are you a reporter ?
Annie Edison: No , they 've got me editing the crossword because I 'm a girl . And because I love crosswords !
Jeff Winger: Well , now you love the streets . You 're my ace news hound .
Annie Edison: Ace ? You can do that ?
Jeff Winger: We can do anything we want . It 's Greendale . Now go find me that story .
Abed: This character reboot is really gelling for you , Jeff . That was all classic Hawkeye . Sending soldiers out for liquor . Slyly sidestepping the problematic scrutiny of Annie " Hotlips " Edison . I should build you a still for making Hawkeye martinis .
Jeff Winger: Of all your pop culture fixations , this is _ one _ I can work with , Abed .
Abed: Call me Radar ?
Jeff Winger: When you 've earned it .
Output: fixations
Don Quixote:  Commander ! Answer me , Commander !
Jonah: What is it , Mr. Quixote ?
Don Quixote: Be of stout heart , for I am coming to your rescue !
Ruth: But Mr. Quixote !
Don Quixote: Young lady , I am a fool and I am a dreamer . I am a ridiculous old man who would wish the world to be other than it is . But I am not a coward !
Ruth: But there 's a chance in a thousand .
Don Quixote: Let it be _ one _ in a million ! For I , Don Quixote de la Mancha , will rise to the challenge !
Output: chance
Allen Francis Doyle:  Wow , you 're really going to war , here . Guess you 've , uh , guess you 've seen a few in you time , yeah ?
Angel: _ 14 _ , not including Vietnam . They never declared it .
Output: war
Nurse:  I have good news , gentlemen . Both of your blood types are compatible with Mr. Lewis for his kidney transplant .
Jeff Greene: Goodnight , nurse ...
Nurse: Goodnight .
Jeff Greene: It 's just a saying .
Nurse: I never heard of it .
Jeff Greene: It 's an old _ one _ .
Nurse: That 's nice .
Jeff Greene: It is .
Nurse: I know it is .
Jeff Greene: Do you ?
Nurse: Do * you * ?
Jeff Greene: I do .
Nurse: Good for you .
Jeff Greene: It is good for me .
Nurse: Oh , you think so ?
Jeff Greene: I know so .
Nurse: I 'm glad .
Jeff Greene: So am I.
Nurse: That makes two of us .
Jeff Greene: So you say .
Nurse: So I did .
Output: saying