niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Aaron 'Hotch' Hotchner:  You said that there was something , you wanted to discuss with me ?
Erin Strauss: Yes , I do
Aaron 'Hotch' Hotchner: This is retirement
Erin Strauss: I 've talked with the director . Given the circumstances there is no reason you have to return to the bureau . We can offer you full pension and benefits
Aaron 'Hotch' Hotchner: Are you saying that you want me to leave the BAU ?
Erin Strauss: Well , obviously that 's your choice , but I 'm offering you a way out . Agent Morgan 's promotion was temporary , but he has exceeded our expectations and I 'm confident I can make it permanent . If you decide to step down , the team will be together and you could be with your son
Aaron 'Hotch' Hotchner: And when would like a decision ?
Erin Strauss: I thought I would be leaving with _ one _ . What 's your hesitation ?
Aaron 'Hotch' Hotchner: Well , I would just like to weigh all my options
Erin Strauss: Whatever you need
Output: decision
Eddie:  She does n't have to have _ one _ now .
Phil: I tried telling her that , Eddie ! I told her , I 've got three kids in Toledo , I do n't even know how old they are ! I haven't seen 'em since I went to prison . I do n't want any more kids rolling around their beds at night with this sick , fuckin ' hatred of me . I ca n't stand it .
Output: kids
Leo:  Wow , business really picked up with those " Buy _ one _ get one free coupons . "
Steven Hyde: Yeah , because you forgot the " buy one " part .
Output: coupons
Glen:  How many Polacks it take to screw up a lightbulb ?
H.I.: I do n't know , Glen . One ?
Glen: Nope , it takes _ three _ .
Glen: Wait
Glen: a minute , I told it wrong . Here , I 'm startin ' over : How come it takes three Polacks to screw up a lightbulb ?
H.I.: I do n't know , Glen .
Glen: 'Cause they 're so darn stupid !
Glen: Shit
Glen: , man , loosen up ! Do n't ya get it ?
H.I.: No , Glen , I sure do n't .
Glen: Shit , man , think about it ! I guess it 's what they call a " way homer . "
H.I.: Why 's that ?
Glen: 'Cause you only get it on the way home .
H.I.: I 'm already home , Glen .
Output: Polacks
Gentek:  I accept my fault and seek forgiveness . My mind and flesh which should be two are _ one _ , and the way was hid by blood .
Captain Jabel: The flesh is strong and we are weak .
Output: mind
Roxy:  So you can kill a teenager , just not fuck _ one _ ?
Frank: Yeah .
Output: teenager
Phil Diffy:  She 's making me do all the girl stuff that she used to do with Tia , like go shopping ! I now own at least three halter tops .
Barbara Diffy: Phil , you do n't have to buy them .
Phil Diffy: Well , when she buys _ one _ I get one half off , I 'd be crazy not to .
Output: tops
The Riddler:  Riddle me this : what belongs to you , but others use it more than you do ?
Amanda Waller: Your name .
The Riddler: Huh ... ? You 've heard that _ one _ .
Amanda Waller: No , I have Google . Like the rest of the world .
Output: Riddle
Prue Halliwell:  Phoebe , I do not have special powers . Now where is the cream ?
Phoebe Halliwell: Really ? That looks pretty special to me .
Prue Halliwell: Oh , my God ! So I can move things with my mind ?
Phoebe Halliwell: With how much you hold inside you should be a lethal weapon by now .
Prue Halliwell: I do n't believe it !
Phoebe Halliwell: This must mean that Piper can freeze time . Are you ok ?
Prue Halliwell: No , I 'm not O.K ! You 've turned me into a witch !
Phoebe Halliwell: You were born _ one _ . We all were . And I think we better start learning to deal with that .
Output: witch
Mona Demarkov:  You can dig one grave or you can dig _ two _ .
Output: grave
John Tyree:  You 're starting to make me a little nervous .
Savannah Curtis: Why am I starting to make you nervous ?
John Tyree: Because I 'm starting to think you might be too good of a person for me .
Savannah Curtis: Oh . No , I 'm not that good of a person .
John Tyree: You 're sneaking off every day to do manual labor on a house for charity . On your spring break .
Savannah Curtis: Yeah , you 're right . It 's selfish , really , me being this generous .
John Tyree: But no , seriously . You do n't drink , you do n't smoke .
Savannah Curtis: Nope . Nope .
John Tyree: You probably do n't sleep around .
Savannah Curtis: Absolutely not .
John Tyree: Okay , look , you got ta have a fault .
Savannah Curtis: I do .
John Tyree: Okay , care to enlighten me ?
Savannah Curtis: I curse .
John Tyree: No , you do n't .
Savannah Curtis: Yes , I do .
John Tyree: I haven't heard you .
Savannah Curtis: Well , that 's because it 's in my mind . There 's a never - ending stream of curse words that I 'm thinking at all times .
John Tyree: Okay , fine , just say _ one _ then .
Savannah Curtis: No , I ca n't tell you because it 's filthy .
John Tyree: Right .
Savannah Curtis: Yeah .
John Tyree: Okay , all right . Fair enough .
Savannah Curtis: No , I have faults , John . Trust me , I have plenty of them . You 'll see .
Savannah Curtis: I hope so .
Output: words
Sara Lance:  Do n't be nervous .
Felicity Smoak: I 'm a lot nervous . This is a big move , even for us , and we 've cornered the market on big moves .
Oliver Queen: Slade did n't give us any choice .
Felicity Smoak: Yeah , but as far as plans go , this is not a good _ one _ .
Oliver Queen: Felicity , this was your plan .
Felicity Smoak: I did n't think you 'd actually say yes .
Output: plans
Kevin Levin:  The Plumbers really need to upgrade their rides . I mean look at this thing . No power . Lousy security system .
Gwen Tennyson: You want _ one _ , do n't you ?
Kevin Levin: Yeah .
Gwen Tennyson: Maybe for your birthday .
Output: rides
Pamela Olbes:  Air conditioner broke down at a nursing home . Multiple victims with hyperthermia and dehydration , another _ five _ coming in the van .
Bartholomew Lefkowitz: Yeah , they turned our place into Kentucky Fried Old Folks !
Output: victims
Wayne Rigsby:  All I 'm saying , you ca n't say there 's no such thing as a psychic just because you 've never met _ one _ .
Kendall Cho: You 're right . I 've never seen a zebra , does n't mean they do n't exist .
Wayne Rigsby: Never seen a zebra ?
Kendall Cho: Nah .
Wayne Rigsby: Never been to a zoo ?
Kendall Cho: Yeah I do n't get zoos . You pay money to look at animals , why ?
Output: psychic
Twister:  I can tell you a _ million _ and a half things I 've never heard of .
Output: things
Private:  Skipper , how cold is it ?
Skipper: Kowalski ?
Kowalski: I 'm not certain , but I 'd put the over - under at 17 degrees Fahrenheit .
Kowalski: The
Kowalski: freezing point of snot .
Private: I 've lost all feeling in my left cheek , Skipper .
Skipper: That 's my cheek , Private , and it 's the right _ one _ . But do n't worry . This joker ca n't hold out much longer .
Skipper: I
Skipper: stand corrected .
Output: cheek
Michael Westen:  Our new CIA assignment .
Agent Pearce: Steve Cahill : lowlife who works as a go - between for bad guys around the globe . We want him .
Michael Westen: You " want him , " as in you want to extract him . Why ?
Agent Pearce: Anywhere Cahill goes , nastiness usually follows . If he 's up to something , we 'd like to know what it is .
Michael Westen: Where do we find him ?
Agent Pearce: One of our agents heard him running his mouth in a Bangkok bar about some big powwow he 's got on the Caribbean tomorrow . Our orders are to find out who he 's meeting , record what it 's about .
Michael Westen: And we put a head bag on Cahill . How big 's our team ?
Agent Pearce: You 're looking at it . The brass wants to keep this on the way - down - low .
Michael Westen: Agent Pearce , a snatch - and - grab like this takes at least three members : two for the target and _ one _ for the getaway .
Agent Pearce: My bosses are willing to let me bring someone else in . The only catch is that they 'd have to have a security clearance .
Agent Pearce: Wait
Agent Pearce: . You know somebody with a security clearance , do n't you ?
Michael Westen: Yeah , but he 's not gon na like this .
Jesse Porter: I
Jesse Porter: hope you appreciate this is my first day off since Christmas .
Output: members
Eric Duckman:  Bunch of thin - skinned , no - humor pansies ! You tell them an ice - breaker or _ two _ about women 's libbers , gays , environmentalists , several minorities , the homeless , couple of religions , anorexics , obese people , the handicapped , old farts , baldness , and people who walk real goofy because they 've just had a vasectomy , and suddenly , they get all sensitive , like I offended one of them or something !
Output: ice
Stephen:  Imagine a piano keyboard . Um , 88 keys , only _ 88 _ , and yet , and yet , hundreds of new melodies , new tunes , new harmonies are being composed upon hundreds of different keyboards every day in Dorset alone . Now , our language , Tiger , our language . Hundreds of thousands of available words , frillions of legitimate new ideas ... Hm ? So that I can say the following sentence and be utterly sure that nobody has ever said it before in the history of human communication : " Hold the newsreader 's nose squarely , waiter , or friendly milk will countermand my trousers . "
Output: keys
Dr. Wong:  Yeah ?
Peter Dragon: She 'll be there in an hour .
Dr. Wong: You want _ 35 _ , 45 off ?
Peter Dragon: 50 pounds . And nothing from the breasts .
Dr. Wong: It hurt like hell .
Peter Dragon: I do n't care .
Output: pounds
Bartlett:  Gentlemen , no doubt you 've heard the immortal words of our new commandant : devote your energies to things other than escape , and sit out the war as comfortably as possible .
Sedgwick: Ha !
Bartlett: Well , that 's exactly what we 're going to do . We 're going to devote our energies to sports and gardening , all the cultural pursuits as far as they 're concerned . In fact , we 're going to put the goons to sleep . Meanwhile , we dig . Now , even a superficial look at the compound shows us that Huts 104 and 5 are closest to the woods . The first tunnel goes out from 105 , directly east under the vorlager , the cooler , and the wire .
Willie: But that 's over three hundred feet , Roger !
Bartlett: Did you make a survey , Dennis ?
Cavendish: Only a temporary one , sir . I make it just over three hundred and thirty - five feet .
Bartlett: Let me know when you 've got an exact _ one _ . Willie , this time we 'll dig straight down thirty feet before we go horizontal . That 'll rule out any question of sound detection or probing .
Willie: All right , Roger . But did you say " the first tunnel " ?
Bartlett: I did . There will be three . We 'll call them Tom , Dick , and Harry . Tom , as I said , goes out directly east from 104 . Dick goes north from the kitchen , and Harry goes out parallel to Tom from 105 . If the goons find one , we 'll move into the other .
MacDonald: How many men do you plan to take out , Roger ?
Bartlett: Two hundred and fifty .
Bartlett: There
Bartlett: will be no half - measures this time , gentlemen . There will be identification papers and documents for everyone . And Griff , we 'll need outfits for the lot .
Griffith: Two hundred and fifty ?
Bartlett: Mostly civilian clothes .
Griffith: Yes , but , um ... okay , Roger .
Bartlett: Mac . Maps , blankets , rations , compasses for all the walkers , and timetables for every train .
MacDonald: Right , Roger .
Colin: Sorry
Colin: I 'm late , Roger .
Bartlett: It 's all right , Colin . Sit down . We 're going to tunnel .
Colin: Splendid .
Bartlett: Willie , you and Danny will be tunnel kings . Danny , you 'll be in charge of traps , and I 'll work out the exact location with you tomorrow .
Danny: Good .
Bartlett: Sedgwick , manufacturer . Griffith , I said , tailor . Nimmo and Hayes , diversions . Mac , of course , will take care of intelligence . Hendley ? We haven't met . Scrounger ?
Output: survey
Leo:  Dammit !
Paige: Are Elders even allowed to swear ?
Leo: No ... but fathers are - especially _ one _ whose kid tries to kill him !
Paige: Well , technically you ca n't die .
Leo: That 's not the point !
Output: fathers
Humbert:  How are the piano lessons going ?
Lolita: Fine . Great . Excellent . Wonderful . Perfect .
Humbert: Especially since you missed the last _ two _ .
Output: lessons
Cutty:  This is suicide ! And for what ? We have no other bases in this sector .
Captain Garrovick: How many Tressaurians in this sector , Cutty ? You estimated _ twenty _ million .
Cutty: And why do you care after what they 've done ?
Output: Tressaurians
Wood Nymph:  You hunt unicorns , yet you show great kindness and let * that * one go . Why ?
Cindarr: Yes , we need _ one _ . But ... not * that * little fella .
Output: unicorns
Special Agent Seeley Booth:  You know , I can probably get to two shades of Grey , but I 'm not gon na be making _ 50 _ . I 'll tell you that .
Output: shades
Rory:  When is dinner ready ?
Lorelai: Do I look like a timer ?
Rory: I thought you might have set _ one _ .
Lorelai: Silly rabbit .
Rory: Timers are for kids .
Output: timer
Salazar:  This shit is ridiculous . I mean , why Thriller over here ai n't trying to eat us ?
Sarah Bowman: He 's a vegetarian .
Salazar: That 's the best explanation you can come up with ?
Sarah Bowman: You got a better _ one _ ?
Salazar: All I 'm saying , as long he do n't try to mistake me for a soy bean burger , we 're gon na be all right .
Output: explanation
Lance Hunter:  The mystery I 'd like to solve is , why should we be paying you so much ? This looks like a box . Sorry ... a picture of a box ... a picture of a box you do n't have .
Roger Browning: The government has it , along with thousands of other assets they 've seized from S.H.I.E.L.D. , and they do n't know what to make of half of them . I worked in a S.H.I.E.L.D. containment facility that had hundreds of boxes that look just like this . But this is the only _ one _ that has a level 10 classified file dedicated to it .
Isabelle 'Izzy' Hartley: You 're selling us a needle in a haystack .
Roger Browning: Finding the haystack is up to you . I know your reputation . I 'm sure you 'll be fine . What I do n't appreciate is you changing the terms on me now .
Isabelle 'Izzy' Hartley: We 're asking for clarification , Browning . You 're the one who changed the terms , bringing more than the two guards we agreed upon .
Roger Browning: I only brought two guards .
Output: boxes
The Doctor:  I never carry weapons . If people see you mean them no harm , they never hurt you . Nine times out of _ ten _ .
Output: times
Vanessa Marianna:  So , give me an idea what you 're after .
Matt Murdock: I 'm not sure .
Vanessa Marianna: Good ... art is n't furniture . If you knew exactly what you were looking for , you 'd be just decorating . Art should speak to you ... move you . This _ one _ , for example . One of my favorite pieces .
Matt Murdock: Describe it to me .
Vanessa Marianna: Imagine a sea of tonal reds . The color of anger ... of rage ... but also the color of the heart ... of love ... hope . This strikes the perfect balance between the two .
Matt Murdock: I do n't know , it sounds aggressive .
Vanessa Marianna: All depends on your point of view .
Output: pieces
David Rossi:  We need an APB and to figure out where he 's taking her .
Penelope Garcia: Well , in order to have an all - points bulletin , I need to have points . And he has hacked into the DMV and deleted his entire account , so I ca n't find a car he 's registered to , let along a license .
Stephen Walker: Well , he 's got ta drive a 2013 Meridian . Those were his first crashes .
Jennifer Jareau: Right . And he chose those because he already figured out how to hack his own .
Penelope Garcia: That makes sense . That narrows it down .
David Rossi: Cross - check all the plates of 2013 Meridians with named owners . The _ one _ without a specified owner is our unsub .
Penelope Garcia: Stop staring at me when I 'm search engining .
Luke Alvez: I 'm not . I 'm sorry .
Penelope Garcia: It 's weird . Uh ... I got it . It 's a vanity plate , WUKO . I 'm sending the APB now .
Output: plates
Janice DeLuca:  You wanna die , kid ?
Constable Benton Fraser: You ca n't shoot her .
Janice DeLuca: Watch me .
Constable Benton Fraser: No , no , no . That 's a nine - millimeter Beretta . It carries a fifteen - round clip . You 've already shot fourteen times .
Janice DeLuca: Bull .
Constable Benton Fraser: No , you have , honestly . Follow this through , you fired , let 's see ... six in the incinerator , seven in the corridors , and _ one _ just ...
Janice DeLuca: All right , all right !
Constable Benton Fraser: So what this basically means is that you have one bullet left , and then you 're defenseless . Now I do n't think you can afford to use it on her , so she 's going to walk away now .
Christina Nichols: No , I 'm not !
Constable Benton Fraser: Have you ever said something that you truly regretted ?
Output: shot
Dr. Michaela 'Mike' Quinn:  Sully ... In my heart I know where I want us to be . But I do n't know how we 'll get there .
Byron Sully: Me neither ... There 's no maps , but if you 're willing to start off without _ one _ ...
Dr. Michaela 'Mike' Quinn: I am .
Byron Sully: Then I know where to start .
Output: maps
Brenda Walsh:  I 'm Brenda Walsh , I 'm studying prelaw , premed and premenstral , I 'm not really sure which _ one _ .
Output: prelaw
Store Clerk:  Look , dude , I did n't see it . Chica had a nice , round ass and that 's what I was scoping .
Captain Jim Brass: What time was that ?
Store Clerk: About three . She comes in , grabs some candy , looks outside , waves at somebody . The next thing I know , she flips her wig . She 's screaming about her sister . I did n't see the girl or a car . Besides , there 's a lot of traffic out there .
Captain Jim Brass: Was it busy ?
Store Clerk: Kind of .
Captain Jim Brass: How many surveillance cameras do you have in here ?
Store Clerk: Inside we got _ five _ . They 're all state - of - the - art . Place gets hit a lot . Outside they 're all dummies .
Captain Jim Brass: Well , I 'm glad to see you 're so concerned about your customers after they leave the store .
Output: cameras
Holly:  What ?
Val: Your shirt .
Holly: What about it ?
Val: You need _ one _ !
Holly: It 's the style , it 's supposed to be this way
Val: How about you start a new trend . Throw a big sweater over that and call it the ' I 'm not naked ' look !
Output: shirt
Penn:  Thanks . You 've kept me alive and taught me a very important lesson : One should never go on national TV and beg psychopaths to kill _ one _ .
Output: psychopaths
Larabee:  Hey , new guy . Hold up a second . Welcome to CONTROL . We have a tradition called " Pick on the new guy . " Here 's how it works . We pick on the new guy .
Agent 91: And you ca n't do anything about it .
Larabee: Let 's try _ one _ . You dropped your pencil .
Agent 91: Did you hear the man !
Hymie: I do n't see a man , I see two little girls . I think I 'll call you Maureen , and you Brittany .
Agent 91: New guy did not .
Larabee: New guy did .
Agent 91: OK , new guy ...
Larabee: I got this . And I 'm going to enjoy it .
Hymie: That will make me happy , Maureen .
Larabee: Ho ho ho . Maureen ...
Larabee: OW ! What 's in there ? Oh . Oh .
Hymie: And just for the record .
Larabee: Oh . Oh . What 's in there ?
Hymie: My name is not " new guy " . My name is Hymie . Now , if you ladies will excuse me .
Bruce: This is going to be so fun .
Lloyd: Make him high five me .
Output: tradition
Jimmy:  Annie Spidaro , _ 2 _ - 4 - 7 - 3 .
Annie: My friends call me 2 - 4 .
Jimmy: I must meet your friends . They sound like a hoot .
Output: Spidaro
Prison Guard:  You do n't have any of those secret cameras on your belt , do you ?
Nick Broomfield: No , I just have this rather large _ one _ right here .
Output: cameras
Gi:  One more bad storm could push her over the edge .
Wheeler: Forget _ one _ more . * This * storm 's gon na do it .
Output: storm
Adam Saunders:  I earned everything that I achieved in my life .
John Reese: I know . Your uncle told us .
Adam Saunders: You talked to him ?
John Reese: He told us about your father ... and the $ 200 he 'd send you .
Adam Saunders: He does n't know the end of the story . He does n't know ... when I was sixteen , I went looking for my father . I took a train to New Mexico , and I found him . And he had a ... a new family . And then when I went to him , he tried to hand me another $ 200 . I did n't want the money . I wanted a family .
John Reese: And you 've had _ one _ . An uncle who spent his life slaving away over a food truck counter . For you .
Adam Saunders: I 'll get Bob 's money back . I promised him that I would .
John Reese: When did you talk to your uncle ?
Output: family
Dr. William Raymer:  Are you saying the boy has no disturbance in this area ?
Dr. McKinley Thompson: Of course he has a disturbance . It 's gon na be a long time before he can approach a relationship with a wo man with any degree of confidence . But , Will , he came to us because he was troubled and all he ask is what 's wrong with me and everything he says leads to the same question : What is a man ?
Dr. William Raymer: Well if you saying the boy 's problem is n't homosexuality , what is it ?
Dr. McKinley Thompson: I 've lived through it and so have you ... and so has every American male over fourteen . You sit around in a barracks or in a vacant lot or on the job and every man there takes turns telling their adventures with the girls . Now each one knows that he 's lying but he thinks he 's the only _ one _ and everybody wonders . Everybody has the nagging feeling that he 's not living up to the great American male image . The great Western hero : strong , silent , half - Neanderthal man , half - Don Juan . Now in this concept of a man there 's no room for tenderness or understanding of other people , no place for sensitivity or aesthetic feelings . All that is considered feminine . Sure , with this boy 's family situation and his Army history , he 's obsessed with masculinity . He 's afraid of failing with a wo man and maybe he will . The rest of us have worked out the answer to Paul 's question one way or the other . He hasn't found it yet . Of course , there are those easy answers and Paul can get those from his brother Murray . But what 's the truth ? Before we judge him , before we let him accept his own diagnosis , maybe we ought to examine the question ourselves : what is a man ?
Output: man
Russ:  So you really think I 'm nice ?
Maddy: Yep .
Russ: You 're nice and hot .
Maddy: You do n't have a girlfriend ?
Russ: No , but I want _ one _ .
Maddy: Seriously ?
Russ: I swear .
Maddy: Sweet . How am I doing so far ?
Russ: I- I 'd say you 're a pretty viable candidate .
Maddy: How viable ?
Maddy: Ah
Maddy: ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Oh , lick right there . Oh , yeah . Ah . Ah .
Russ: Sorry .
Maddy: Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Ah ! Oh , I wanna ride you . Ah !
Output: girlfriend
Bret Maverick:  Pappy always told me to stay clear of men who promise no regrets and here I am throwin ' a rope to _ one _ .
Output: men
Eddie:  Bettina and Max ! Clear , clear , clear , clear !
Saffron: I 'll just say hello and then I 'll go .
Eddie: No , you are not going to say hello . You must get in here . Flat against the wall , hold your bag close , and when they come , you go . Hi , hi .
Max: Hi , hi .
Bettina: Hi , hi , hi . Max , can you bring me the other cloth ?
Max: Where is it ?
Bettina: Blue bag , not the terry one . You know , the one near the bottle warmer by the playpen .
Max: The bag that fits the buggy or the backpack ?
Bettina: No , the _ one _ that 's by the mat near the music centre . That one , sam material as the sling .
Max: You used it on the plane .
Bettina: No , I did n't . Oh , Christ Max , we only had those four bags and the Moses basket on the plane .
Output: bag
Alex Taggart:  This your new hospital ?
Nurse Sam Taggart: Yep .
Alex Taggart: Looks even crappier than the last _ one _ .
Output: hospital
Kouichi Sakakibara:  Where were you all during the sixth hour ?
Ikuo Takabayashi: To meeting hall , to take care of certain things .
Kouichi Sakakibara: What things ?
Yuuya Mochizuki: You had many strange experiences since you came here , right ?
Kouichi Sakakibara: If you know , Can you tell me what 's going on ?
Yuuya Mochizuki: Sorry , I ca n't . Just that . coming soon , something very unpleasant might happen to you .
Kouichi Sakakibara: What do you mean ?
Yuuya Mochizuki: At the meeting , Akazawa said we needed to discuss something , without your presence there . But if you do n't like what will happen , try to bear it . remember that you are doing it for all of us . Please .
Kouichi Sakakibara: All of us ?
Izumi Akazawa: This is for all of us . Forgive us .
Kouichi Sakakibara: Is this one of those class rules ?
Kouichi Sakakibara: Yes
Kouichi Sakakibara: I just do n't understand . I can ask you something ?
Yuuya Mochizuki: What ?
Kouichi Sakakibara: I need a class list copy
Yuuya Mochizuki: Do n't you got _ one _ ?
Ikuo Takabayashi: It 's not fair . I disagree with the way Akazawa handles that . It 's not fair that she forces us to think like her . There are so many things you want to know .
Kouichi Sakakibara: Yes , there are .
Ikuo Takabayashi: Then you can ask . I will tell you everything I know .
Yuuya Mochizuki: Takabayashi , wait ! Do you mean that ?
Kouichi Sakakibara: Fine . Mei Misaki ... Does she exists ?
Ikuo Takabayashi: She ...
Output: copy
Mr. Harlow:  Of course we all know about the nickel . Yes , it 's a buffalo on one side and an Indian head on the other .
Buddy Sorrell: I got _ one _ here that 's just the opposite .
Mr. Harlow: You have a very rare sense of humor .
Sally Rogers: Yeah , and they haven't found a cure for it yet , either .
Output: nickel
Wendy Christensen:  These are for the yearbook and I have to turn them in tomorrow to make a deadline and , like , I doubt if a shot of Stacy Kobayashi 's camel toe is gon na make it in there .
Kevin Fischer: Whew , I 'd buy _ two _ .
Output: yearbook
Miss Lemon:  It 's nearly complete , you see . My system .
Hercule Poirot: Ah .
Miss Lemon: Every one of your cases classified and cross - referenced five different ways .
Hercule Poirot: _ Five _ ?
Miss Lemon: Oh , yes . In this cabinet , names of witnesses ; in this , name of perpetrator , if known . Victim 's trade or profession . Type of case : abduction , addiction , adultery - see also under marriage , bigamy - see also under marriage , bombs .
Hercule Poirot: See also under marriage ?
Output: ways
The Master:  So this is the Slayer . You 're prettier than the last _ one _ .
Output: Slayer
Sgt. Joe Friday:  This is the city . From one night to the next it 's never the same . They make it that way . Counting the suburbs , there 's _ four _ million of 'em . Most of the people have something to add . A few of 'em are out to take it away . In my job , they 're the ones that keep you on the move . I 'm a cop .
Output: people
Dr. Dick Solomon:  So , how was school today ?
Tommy Solomon: The best ever . I had my very first make - out session .
Dr. Dick Solomon: Good for you .
Tommy Solomon: It was with Dina , my lab partner .
Sally Solomon: Dina , the _ one _ with the-- ?
Tommy Solomon: Oh , yeah .
Dr. Dick Solomon: Tell us everything , I want details .
Tommy Solomon: At first , I was conflicted . We come from very different backgrounds . I 'm and alien and she 's a Presbyterian . I have a highly developed mind and she 's got that ... big , pouty mouth . I tell you , Dick , it was a tough decision .
Sally Solomon: What tipped the scales ?
Tommy Solomon: She let me .
Dr. Dick Solomon: What happened next ?
Tommy Solomon: Well , I do n't know what came over me , but ... they were so big and round and beautiful ... I just had to touch them .
Dr. Dick Solomon: And then what ?
Tommy Solomon: She screamed " Ow , my eyes ! " and that just basically killed the mood .
Output: Dina
Andrew Barrington:  If you do n't believe every day is a good day , try missing _ one _ .
Output: day
Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan:  Does that mean you can determine time of death ?
Dr. Camille Saroyan: Well , if the body was outside since death , decomp would indicates at least six days
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Well , given the rate of growth of the kudzu I 'd say _ nine _
Dr. Camille Saroyan: Eight ?
Dr. Jack Hodgins: Yeah , deal !
Output: days
Ben:  It 's the first time for you ?
Gunnar: Yes , the first concert .
Ben: Do you have any records with Bruce Springsteen ?
Gunnar: _ Two _ , The River and Born in the U.S.A. , damned good records .
Ben: I like the early records best . When he had beard .
Gunnar: Beard ?
Ben: Yeah , he had beard in the early 70 's .
Output: records
Sisko:  I was just talking with our good neighbor Quark . He 's laying odds that the government 's going to fall .
Major Kira: Quark knows a good bet when he hears _ one _ . This government will be gone in a week , and so will you .
Sisko: What happens to Bajor then ?
Major Kira: Civil war .
Output: bet
Elsa Fernández Campos:  I 've been checking over your grades and I question some of them .
Nora Díez: Such as ?
Elsa Fernández Campos: Noiret , _ 6.3 _ . Forgive me , but it 's strange , really .
Nora Díez: Well , this kid is clearly unmotivated , and I think it 's my job as a teacher ...
Elsa Fernández Campos: No , look , your job as a substitute teacher is to maintain the school 's standards . Do n't forget that .
Output: grades
Sydney Bristow:  What did Kendall say ?
Michael Vaughn: He told me about your father , he did n't mention anything about our * date * if that 's what you mean .
Sydney Bristow: Have you written your mission debrief ?
Michael Vaughn: No , not yet . If I tell the truth , at the least they 'll remove me as your case officer . But despite what we did , how stupid we were , I know that we do good work . We need to stay together .
Sydney Bristow: I agree . We do good work .
Michael Vaughn: I do n't understand ...
Sydney Bristow: When I got back to SD-6 and saw my father , it was clear no one would be asking questions about Kane 's missing agents . So I gave Sloane the counterfeit gyroscope . This is the real _ one _ . We win .
Michael Vaughn: At the airport , you took them both ...
Sydney Bristow: Always be prepared .
Output: gyroscope
Kate Beckett:  Are those cronuts ?
Kevin Ryan: Yeah , have _ one _ .
Kevin Ryan: Hey
Kate Beckett: !
Kate Beckett: They 're not both for me .
Kevin Ryan: Yeah , sure they 're not . Where 's Castle this morning , anyway ?
Kate Beckett: He 's writing down everything he can remember about the " ninja fight " and hopes to use it for his next book .
Output: cronuts
Roz Doyle:  Oh , hi . I was just shopping around the corner , thought I 'd stop by .
Dr. Frasier Crane: Oh , gosh , well unfortunately I have a date .
Roz Doyle: That 's okay , I have _ one _ myself . With Steve .
Dr. Frasier Crane: Oh , yes , your convict friend . Do you think that 's wise ?
Roz Doyle: The man made one mistake . Besides , I do n't know any guy who 's not a little fascinated by fire .
Output: date
Evil-Lyn:  I 've made a study of every vicious creature on the planet .
Teela: Takes one to know _ one _ , I guess ...
Output: creature
Christian Finnegan:  Basically Britney Spears ' video is like a _ three _ an a half minute version of Glitter .
Output: minute
Gil Grissom:  I just got a page from James Watson .
Nick Stokes: And I got _ one _ from Francis Crick . What 's going on , Greg ?
Greg Sanders: Well , as you both know , Watson and Crick are the granddaddies of DNA . Without their discoveries , I 'd have nothing to do all day .
Nick Stokes: What have you been doing all day ?
Output: page
Jason Gideon:  Garcia ?
Aaron "Hotch" Hotchner: Penelope ... ? The tech with the glasses ... ?
Jason Gideon: The room ... the _ one _ with all the screens ?
Jason Gideon: I
Jason Gideon: like her . She 's great .
Output: room
Lieutenant Malcolm Reed:  We 've taken nine prisoners , but the brig was only designed for _ two _ . I 'm not sure what to do with the others .
Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III: Blow 'em out the airlock .
Output: prisoners
Harry Blackitt:  Look at them , bloody Catholics , filling the bloody world up with bloody people they ca n't afford to bloody feed .
Mrs. Blackitt: What are we dear ?
Harry Blackitt: Protestant , and fiercely proud of it .
Mrs. Blackitt: Hmm . Well , why do they have so many children ?
Harry Blackitt: Because ... every time they have sexual intercourse , they have to have a baby .
Mrs. Blackitt: But it 's the same with us , Harry .
Harry Blackitt: What do you mean ?
Mrs. Blackitt: Well , I mean , we 've got two children , and we 've had sexual intercourse twice .
Harry Blackitt: That 's not the point . We could have it any time we wanted .
Mrs. Blackitt: Really ?
Harry Blackitt: Oh , yes , and , what 's more , because we do n't believe in all that Papist claptrap , we can take precautions .
Mrs. Blackitt: What , you mean ... lock the door ?
Harry Blackitt: No , no . I mean , because we are members of the Protestant Reformed Church , which successfully challenged the autocratic power of the Papacy in the mid - sixteenth century , we can wear little rubber devices to prevent issue .
Mrs. Blackitt: What d'you mean ?
Harry Blackitt: I could , if I wanted , have sexual intercourse with you ...
Mrs. Blackitt: Oh , yes , Harry .
Harry Blackitt: ... and , by wearing a rubber sheath over my old feller , I could insure ... that , when I came off , you would not be impregnated .
Mrs. Blackitt: Ooh .
Harry Blackitt: That 's what being a Protestant 's all about . That 's why it 's the church for me . That 's why it 's the church for anyone who respects the individual and the individual 's right to decide for him or herself . When Martin Luther nailed his protest up to the church door in fifteen - seventeen , he may not have realised the full significance of what he was doing , but four hundred years later , thanks to him , my dear , I can wear whatever I want on my John Thomas ... ... and , Protestantism does n't stop at the simple condom . Oh , no . I can wear French Ticklers if I want .
Mrs. Blackitt: You what ?
Harry Blackitt: French Ticklers . Black Mambos . Crocodile Ribs . Sheaths that are designed not only to protect , but also to enhance the stimulation of sexual congress .
Mrs. Blackitt: Have you got _ one _ ?
Harry Blackitt: Have I got one ? Uh , well , no , but I can go down the road any time I want and walk into Harry 's and hold my head up high and say in a loud , steady voice , ' Harry , I want you to sell me a condom . In fact , today , I think I 'll have a French Tickler , for I am a Protestant . '
Mrs. Blackitt: Well , why do n't you ?
Harry Blackitt: But they - Well , they can not , 'cause their church never made the great leap out of the Middle Ages and the domination of alien Episcopal supremacy .
Output: condom
Sergeant George Lake:  Are you looking for a medal ?
Jim Slater: No , I got _ one _ .
Sergeant George Lake: I bet you would have traded it for a meal after the surrender .
Jim Slater: How 'd you guess ?
Sergeant George Lake: Oh , I fought against you rebels ... all guts and no sense .
Output: medal
Victoria Winters:  Well , sometimes I get the feeling that Mrs. Stoddard knows more about me than she admits to .
Richard Garner: You mean that she 's keeping something from you ?
Victoria Winters: It 's just a feeling .
Richard Garner: Well , why should she do anything like that ?
Victoria Winters: I do n't know . I 'm probably making the whole thing up . But ... Well , suppose that my father turned out to be a convicted murderer or insane ...
Richard Garner: Oh , you 're borrowing trouble that does n't exist .
Victoria Winters: Well , you asked for a motive and there 's a perfectly good _ one _ . You said yourself she was fond of me .
Richard Garner: Well , it 's true that I know that she would n't willingly see you hurt , Miss Winters , but on the other hand , I do n't she 'd willingly keep information from you . You 're entitled to all and any information that you want .
Output: motive
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers:  Well , my mother loves me .
Bill Miller: I 'll bet she was disappointed . I 'll bet she wanted a child .
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: She got _ one _ . Look up the records . I was born at Mercy Hospital .
Bill Miller: Were you sick ?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: No , I wanted to be near my mother .
Output: child
Olivia Benson:  Eva , you do n't have to move .
Eva Banks: But Thomas pays the mortgage and he 's never given me any of the passwords on any of our accounts .
Eva Banks: So we 'll go to the bank , we 'll show them your lD , we 'll empty the accounts , we 'll start a new _ one _ in your name and then we come home here and we change the locks .
Eva Banks: Really ?
Olivia Benson: Yeah .
Eva Banks: Damn , girl , you got a little gangster in you , huh ?
Output: accounts
Dr. Julia Lam:  We gave her three ampoules of Naloxone , no response . Convulsions , severe bleeding . Eighteen years old and she died of biventricular heart failure .
Matt Devlin: Eighteen and she died of a heart attack ?
Ronnie Brooks: Well , that 's young . What was it , coke ?
Dr. Julia Lam: Heroin .
Matt Devlin: Was she a regular user ?
Dr. Julia Lam: No , she was a swallower . That 's her bag . We found seventy heroin - filled condoms in her stomach .
Ronnie Brooks: Did you say _ seventy _ ? Seven zero ?
Output: condoms
Hallie Martin:  I 've been to the rodeo . Twice .
Sonny Steele: Did you stay for the rattlesnake round up ?
Hallie Martin: Yes . I stayed . Right till the end . I saw the whole thing .
Sonny Steele: They do n't have _ one _ . How 're you gon na round up a rattlesnake ?
Output: rattlesnake
Pete:  Great , we missed another _ one _ . Hey you guys know the point of this documentary is to actually film a tornado , right ?
Daryl: 10 - 4 .
Jacob: We need a tornado .
Pete: We need a tornado . When 's the last time we saw one ?
Lucas: That EF-4 that we shot for the Weather Channel last year .
Pete: Oh , so that makes us zero - for-365 . What does that make our average ? Jacob , you play baseball , right ?
Jacob: Hockey , actually .
Lucas: Really ? I play lacrosse , man .
Jacob: Really ? No way .
Pete: This is fun , just like a family road trip .
Jacob: Did I miss something ?
Pete: No Jacob , you miss ... everything . Although we do have four hundred hours of clouds and sunsets and us going to every drive - in from Idaho to Texas , which makes this the most expensive home movie ever .
Jacob: Just to be clear , we still get paid whether we see a tornado or not , right ? ... Right ?
Output: tornado
Skye:  A telekinetic ? I thought they did n't exist .
Phil Coulson: We never verified _ one _ . That 's why we 're going to Batesville to conduct an index asset evaluation and intake .
Skye: Does that mean we talk to her and see if she has powers ?
Phil Coulson: Basically .
Skye: Well that needs a better name . Less IRS , more ... better . Something like " the welcome wagon " .
Output: telekinetic
Aaron Hotchner:  Go ahead , Garcia
Penelope Garcia: I just hit the trifacta , but with two things instead of _ three _ . What 's that ? A bifecta ?
David Rossi: Exacta ! What do you got ?
Penelope Garcia: Well , that 's just ... Anyway , uh , two missing vehicles , not missing any more !
Output: things
Zoe:  How did you pilot the rocket , Doctor ?
Dr. Who: I do n't think we 've met have we ?
Dr. Gemma Corwyn: Zoe ... Doctor ... John Smith , is n't it ?
Jamie: John ... John ...
Dr. Who: John ... John ...
Zoe: I 'm an astrophysicist . Pure - mathematics major .
Dr. Gemma Corwyn: With honors .
Dr. Who: Oh , I am impressed .
Dr. Gemma Corwyn: We use Zoe as our second opinion .
Zoe: You did n't answer my question .
Dr. Who: What question ?
Jamie: You know , I surprised you did n't know the answer . Now , do n't tell me there is something you ca n't work out !
Zoe: How did you pilot the rocket ship ? You see , I 've calculated its original course . It was a surface and supply station for Number Five Station , overdue and presumed lost nine weeks ago . Well the rocket could n't have drifted eighty seven million miles off course .
Dr. Who: So what 's your theory ?
Zoe: Well , there is a record of the last contract with the Silver Carrier rocket . It had seven million miles to touchdown , and enough fuel for _ twenty _ million . Well , it could n't have drifted here off course in the time involved . It must have been driven and piloted .
Jamie: Och , you are a right wee space - detective !
Zoe: There 's only one solution . That rocket was re - fuelled in space . - Provided for at least with another twelve fuel rods .
Dr. Who: Well , it is an interesting theory ...
Zoe: Oh , it is n't a theory . You ca n't disprove the facts . It 's pure logic .
Dr. Who: Logic , my dear Zoe , merely enables one to be wrong with authority . Supposing there was a faulty automatic pilot ?
Zoe: To drive a rocket eighty seven million miles on fuel for twenty million ?
Dr. Who: Well , it 's a possibility .
Zoe: That rocket was driven here somehow . I know it was .
Output: miles
Dayna Devon:  So , is there one thing you 'd like to be remembered by ?
John Cleese: Well yes , there is _ one _ , you know . Um , when I 'm gone , I 'd like my friends to say , " You know , Old Cleesey had his faults , buy he did have the most enormous dick . "
Output: thing
Vic:  We haven't any children , unless Ramona just pumped _ one _ out and did n't tell me about it .
Output: children
Aaron Hotchner:  Have you nailed down the victimology ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: You know , I found a unique evolution , actually . The earliest victims appear to be high - risk . These lesions are consistent with syphilis , most likely a prostitute . This _ one _ has severely ground and missing teeth , commonly seen in excessive methamphetamine abuse . And then all of a sudden out of nowhere , a sea change - healthier and stronger victims all the way through to number twelve .
Aaron Hotchner: Lower - risk , harder for him to hunt . What do we know about the first victim ?
Dr. Spencer Reid: You know , that one 's tough . He or she has been in the water so long , they 're mostly bone fragments . I can attempt to reconstruct ...
Aaron Hotchner: You 've got three hours .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I can do it in two .
Aaron Hotchner: Make it one .
Output: victims
Dr. Kerry Weaver:  Your IQ 's not 150 . Mine 's only _ 145 _ .
Jerry Markovic: What am I supposed to do , apologize because I 'm smarter than you ?
Output: IQ
Jon Stewart:  Yes . " How are you holding up ? " is a real suck - up . It 's interesting to hear you talk about my responsibility . I did n't realize that and maybe this explains quite a bit it 's interesting that the news organizations look to Comedy Central for their cues on integrity . So what I would suggest is , when " you talk about you 're " holding politicians ' feet to fire " , I think that 's disingenuous .
Co-Host: " How are you holding up ? " I mean , come on , you can ask him a real question , do n't you think ?
Jon Stewart: But my point is this . If your idea of confronting me is that I do n't ask hard - hitting enough news questions , we 're in bad shape , fellas .
Co-Host: We 're here to love you , not confront you . We 're here to be nice .
Jon Stewart: What I 'm saying is this . I 'm not here to confront you , because we need help from the media and they 're hurting us
Co-Host: Let me get this straight : If the indictment is that CROSSFIRE reduces everything , as I said in the intro , " left versus right , black versus white . " it 's because , see , we 're a debate show . We're 30 minutes in a 24-hour day where we have each side on , as best we can get them , and have them fight it out .
Jon Stewart: No , that would be great . I would love to see a debate show . Now , this show is doing theater when you should be doing debate . It 's obvious . How old are you ?
Co-Host: thirty five
Jon Stewart: And you wear a bow tie ?
Co-Host: Yes . I do .
Jon Stewart: Now , listen , I 'm not suggesting that you 're not a smart guy , because those are not easy to tie .
Co-Host: They 're very difficult .
Jon Stewart: It 's not honest . What you do is not honest . What you do is partisan hackery . And I will tell you why I know it is
Co-Host: You had John Kerry on your show and you sniff his throne and you 're accusing us of partisan hackery ?
Jon Stewart: Absolutely .
Co-Host: You 've got to be kidding me .
Jon Stewart: You 're on CNN . The show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls . What is wrong with you ?
Co-Host: Well , I 'm just saying when you have this marvelous opportunity not to be the guy 's butt boy , to go ahead and be his butt boy . Come on . It 's embarrassing .
Jon Stewart: I was absolutely his butt boy you would not believe what he ate two weeks ago . The interesting thing I have is , you have a responsibility to the public discourse , and you fail miserably .
Co-Host: You need to get a job at a journalism school , I think .
Jon Stewart: You need to go to _ one _ . The thing that I want to say is , when you have people on for just knee - jerk , reactionary talk
Co-Host: Wait . I thought you were going to be funny . Come on . Be funny .
Jon Stewart: No . I 'm not going to be your monkey .
Co-Host: Go ahead .
Jon Stewart: I watch your show every day . And it kills me .
Output: school
Javier Esposito:  According to his fingerprints , his name is Donald Hayes . Navy veteran , served in Desert Storm , and he 's been a dock worker since ' 94 .
Kevin Ryan: Somehow still employed as _ one _ . Our victim , Donny Hayes . Currently clocked in and on duty at the East Side docks .
Richard Castle: Which either means he 's an incredibly dedicated zombie ...
Kate Beckett: Or he 's a suspect in our murder .
Output: worker
Micah Sanders:  I missed you every day .
Niki Sanders: I missed you every minute , every second . What 's an even smaller one ?
Micah Sanders: Nanosecond .
Niki Sanders: I missed you that _ one _ too .
Output: Nanosecond
Wayne Campbell:  Lorne Michaels . What can be said about Lorne Michaels that he himself has not already said , about himself ? I mean , the man is a genius , for forty years .
Dana Carvey: Minus _ five _ .
Wayne Campbell: Yup . He would say things like , okay , ' Well , it got a laugh , but did it get the right laugh ? '
Dana Carvey: ' Um , It becomes that thing of like , well , you 're really glad it 's Thursday . '
Wayne Campbell: Yeah . ' Mick liked it ; Paul hated it ; Marxie did n't see it . The Stings laughed . What do you think , Loren ? '
Dana Carvey: ' Well , Lorne , I 've got to go with Paul . I thought it was like really , really , really soft . '
Wayne Campbell: And ... Scene ! Yes !
Wayne Campbell: Lorne , Lorne , we love you !
Dana Carvey: Yes . Yes . One day , one day I hope to meet him .
Wayne Campbell: You 'd like him . Nice guy .
Output: years
Tawny Dean:  Louis ' constant craving for approval combined with his youngest child syndrome has basically split his personality in _ two _ .
Twitty: So what are we gon na do for him ?
Tawny Dean: We 've got ta shock him back into reality . This calls for drastic measures .
Output: personality
Dilbert:  What do you think an egg dream means ?
Dogbert: Hmm , probably an omen .
Dilbert: A good omen ?
Dogbert: How many good omens involve things that come out of a chicken 's butt ?
Dilbert: There only has to be _ one _ .
Output: omens
Sheriff Ben Owens:  I would n't expect no bounty hunter to appreciate this badge .
Morg Hickman: I wore _ one _ a lot longer than you ever will .
Output: badge
Mark Avery:  Hi , I 'm Mark Avery - you know , I like to keep my pimp hands strong You dig , Cracker ? Ya feel me ?
Phil Weston: What does that mean ?
Mark Avery: I do n't know , I heard it on a rap video once . But I 'm really funny . I 've got like a million jokes .
Phil Weston: Great , I 'd love to hear _ one _ . Shoot .
Mark Avery: Remember the time when you caught and you fell over ?
Phil Weston: Right , yeah ...
Mark Avery: Ha ha ! I got ya good ! I burned ya ! I got ya , bad !
Phil Weston: How did I get burned ? Okay , apparently I do n't get it .
Output: jokes
Louie De Palma:  He 'll be back ... they all come back ... the only _ one _ who never came back was James Caan ... and I 'm still waitin ' !
Output: Caan
Carlos:  Hey , Gabby , are n't we breast feeding ?
Gabrielle: Oh , honey , if you could swing that _ one _ , more power to ya .
Output: feeding