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テレビ
04:09
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television
this is the ultimate in television!
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neptune
02:58
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let us see what is happening on neptune!
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pink cigarettes
04:39
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there is nothing like cigarettes!
uncommonly smooth!
tastes richly rewarding!
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fool
02:37
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you wouldn't be made a fool of, would ya?
but i'm not a fool
and i'm not capable of being fooled!
...she might've fooled me
but she didn't fool my mother
i think i've... i think i've talked to you all i want to
i think it'd be much better if you left now...
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dare!
02:40
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freeze!
just back it up against the wall
you heard him, back it up!
don't make us put some pain on you!
pain? how dare you use that word
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a love forbidden
03:51
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いちご
05:06
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waves
01:57
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dare! (re-mix)
05:56
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freeze!
just back it up against the wall
you heard him, back it up!
don't make us put some pain on you!
pain? how dare you use that word
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