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Neo meaning new and lithic ih i
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get back to this site. Turkenein
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and three chambers or cysts. Don't
use that mcrod, in which case we

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mean the removal of the contents of
the barrel. This site also demonstrates one

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of the great dangers of archaeology,
not the life and limb, although that

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does sometimes take place. Now I'm
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Local tradition held that there was a
golden coffin buried at the site, and

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this accounts for the holes dug all
over the barrel and the generally poor condition

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of the fine. However, chamber
three was undisturbed, and the undisturbed chamber

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in the grave goods that were found
in another in the area give us a

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h reason to to date this friend
as we have, um any questions?

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Okay, that's it for the day. Then um, don't forget Michael.

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Then chapters four and five for next
time. And I will be in my

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office on Thursday, but not on
Wednesday. I had it, Marcus,

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I had it in my hand.
What happens? Yes, huh, bell

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luck want to hear about it,
not at all. I'm show everything.

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You would do it for the museum. It conforms to the International Treaty for

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the Protection of Anti It's beautiful,
Marcus. I can get it. I

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got it all figured out. There's
no place you can sell at Marrakesh.

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I need two thousand dollars listened to
the five roots or people to see you.

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Look, I got these pieces.
They're good pieces, Marcus. Look

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as the museum will buy them as
usual, no questions asked yesterday. Nice

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and we're at least the price of
a ticket America. The sple librals are

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important in the waiting bomby intelligence and
we're coming before. I did see to

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know everything. But what they want? What do I want to see them

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for? What am I in?
Troubla Cereals are a major staple of early

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American cinema. Hundreds of men,
women, and children would flock to local

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movie houses every week to catch the
latest adventures of Zoro, Batman, Flash,

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Gordon Tarzian, and many others.
The influences of these episodic films inspired

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genres such as science fiction, in
action adventure. It also provides the influence

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for this week's film in a franchise
that has been one of the best for

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over forty years. Released in nineteen
eighty one, directed by Steven Spielberg and

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based on a story by Star Wars
director George Lucas, Raiders of the Lost

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Arks starts the Indiana Jones franchise,
and many argue Harrison Ford's greatest role and

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takes place in nineteen thirty six as
Jones, an archaeologist, takes on the

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mission to battle Nazis VNE to gain
control of the all powerful Lost Stark of

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the Covenant. Aiding Jones is former
love interest Marion Ravenwood, played by Karen

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Allen. Our opening clip was an
introduction to Jones, an archaeology professor by

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day that moonlights as an adventurous archaeologist
finding treasures for a museum. Our next

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two clips provide more introduction to these
characters. Jones in Ravenwood first, in

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a direct continuation from our introductory clip, Indie is tasked by Army intelligence to

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go on a mission defined the famed
Low Stark before the Nazis do. Then

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we will hear the terse reunion between
Marian and Indie, former lovers bought together

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by world saving circumstances and doctor Jones, pretty great deal have you, professor

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of ideology, experts on the occulture, and I just wanted to say it's

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obtainer of rare antiquity. What I
was saying, why don't you sit down,

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you'd be more comfortable. Thank you. Yes, you're a man of

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many talents. You studied under Professor
Ravenwood at the University of Chicago. Yes,

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I did you have no idea of
his present whereabouts, which is rumors

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really somewhere in Asia. I thank
you. I haven't really spoken to him

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for ten years. We were friends, but that a bit of a folly

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on. I'm afraid doctor Jones.
Night. You must understand that this is

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all strictly confidentially. I understand.
Yesterday afternoon our European sections intercepted a German

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communicate that was sent from Cairo Uberlin. You see, over the last two

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years the Nazis have had teams of
archaeologists running around the world looking for all

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kinds of religious artifacts. Hitler's a
nuts on the subject. It's crazy.

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He's obsessed with the occult. And
right now apparently there's some kind of German

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archaeological dig going on in the desert
outside of Chira. We've got some information

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here, but we can't make anything
out of it, and maybe you can.

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Tennis development proceeding choir headpiece staff of
raw Abner Ravenwood. Us Nazis have

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discovered Tennis. Just what does that
mean to you, Tennis? Well,

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the city of Tennis is one of
the possible resting places of the Lost Ark,

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the lost art, Yeah, the
Ark of the Cove, the chest

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the Hebrews used to carry around the
Ten Commandments in commands about the Ten Commandment.

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Yes, the actual Ten Commandments,
the original stone tablets that Moses brought

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down out of Montera up and smashed. If you believe in that sort of

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thing, did think, guys ever
go to Sunday School. Well, oh,

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look, the Hebrews took the broken
pieces and put them in the arc.

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When they settled in Canaan. They
put the ark in a place called

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the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem,
where it stayed for many years until all

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of a sudden whoosh is gone where
Well, nobody knows where or when.

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However, an Egyptian pharaoh, Yes
invaded the city of Jerusalem run about nine

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ABC, and they may have taken
the art back to the city of Tennis

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and hidden it in a secret chamber
called the Well of Souls. Secret Chamber.

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However, about a year after the
Pharaoh would returned to Egypt, the

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city of Tennis was consumed by the
desert in the Sad Storm, which lasted

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a whole year, wiped clean by
the ruth of God. Obviously we've come

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to the right man. Now.
You seem to know all about this,

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Tank said, no, no,
not really. Ravenwood is the real expert.

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Aner did the first serious work on
Tennis. He collected some of its

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rolics. Was this obsession? Really? But I never found the city.

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Frankly where somewhat suspicious and mister Ravenwood, American being mentioned so prominently in a

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secret Nazi cable. Oh rubbish,
raven Wood's no Nazi. Well what did

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the Nazis wanting for then? Well, obviously the Nazis are looking for the

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headpiece to the Staff of Ra and
they think Abner's got it. What exactly

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is a headpiece to the staff of
Ra. Well, the staff is just

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a stick. I don't know about
this big nobody really knows for sure how

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high it's It's up an elaborate headpiece
in the shape of the sun with a

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Chris still live in the center.
And what you did was you take this

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staff to a special room in Tatters, a map room with the miniature of

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the city all laid out on the
floor. And if you put the staff

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in a certain place at a certain
time of day, the sun shone through

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here and made a beam that came
down on the floor here and gave you

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the exact location of the Well of
the Souls where the ark of the Covenant

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was kept. Right, is exactly
what the Nazis are looking for. What

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does this arc look like? There's
a picturehood right here, I said,

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good God, Yes, that's just
what the Hebrews thought. Now, what's

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that's supposed to be coming out of
there? Fighting fire power of God or

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something? You know, to understand
Hitler's interest, Oh yes, the Bible

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speaks of the art leveling mountains and
laying waste to entire regions, an army,

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which kind of is the art before
it is invincible. And now Marian,

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and indeed, hello, Marian,
Hendria eat always new someday you'd come

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walking back through my door. I
never doubted that something made it inevitable so

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what are you doing here in Nepal? I need one of the pieces your

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father collected. I learned to hate
you in the last ten years. I

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never meant to hurt you. I
was a child, I was in love.

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It was wrong, and you knew
it. You know what you were

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doing now I do. This is
my place. Get out on, damn

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me, get a bully. I
did what I did. You don't have

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to be happy about it, but
maybe we can help each other out now.

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I need one of the pieces your
father collected. Bronze piece about this

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size with a hole in it,
off center, with a crystal. You

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know the one? I mean,
yeah, I know it. Where's an

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Where's Abner? Abners? Did Harry? I'm sorry? Do you know what

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you did to me? In my
life? I can only say I'm sorry

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so many times. We'll say it
again anyway. Sorry. Yeah, everybody's

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sorry, having never sorry for dragging
me all over this earth looking for his

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little bits of junk. I'm sorry
to still be stuck in this dive.

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Everybody's sorry for something. It's a
worthless brownsman down. You're married, You're

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gonna give it to me? Maybe
I don't know where it is? Well,

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maybe you could find it three thousand
bucks that will get me back.

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I'm not a to stire. I
can get to another two when we get

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to the stakes. It's important,
Marian. Trust me. You know the

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piece. I mean, you know
where it is. Come back tomorrow?

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Why Because I said so? That's
why? See you tomorrow. Indiana Jones,

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a great action adventure film is as
only as good as a hero,

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and conversely, the hero is only
as good as the villain. Besides the

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aforementioned Nazis, this film has the
nefarious doctor Renee Ballack played by Paul Williams.

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Bellak is not the typical villain that
moviegoers encountered during this era. He

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was not loud, angry, and
hot tempered. He is called callous and

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deliberate, so much so it might
even be considered charming. Our next two

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clips are examples of this. First, Indie encounters his rival while he is

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intoxicated after believing Marion has died.
Then Ballot confronts Marian after capturing her Lot

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the Jones in the bombers the meetin
and Speck comments had been the Middlands.

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You're looking for me, Belle.
Good afternoon, Doctor Jones, I gotta

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kill you right now. Not a
very private place for an idea. Well,

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these ARBs don't care if we kill
each other. They're not going to

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interfere in our business. It wasn't
I who bought the girl into this business.

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Please sit down before you fall down. We can at least behave like

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civilized people. I see your taste
in France remains consistent. How old that

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it should end this way for us
after so many stimulating encounters, almost regretted.

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When shall I find a new adversary
so close to my own level?

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Try the local sewer. You and
I are very much alike. Archaeology is

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our religion, yet we have both
fallen from the pure faith. Our methods

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have not differed as much as you
pretend. I am a shadowy reflection of

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you. Take only a nudge to
make you like me, to push you

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out of the like where you're getting
nasty. You know it's true. Nice

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Look at this. It's worthless ten
dollars from a vendor in the street,

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But I take it. I'm buried
in the sand for a thousand years.

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It becomes priceless. Like they art. Men will come for it, men

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like you and me. What about
your boss? The fere I thought he

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was willing to take possession all in
good time. When I'm finished with Jones,

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do you will realize what the art
is. It's a transmedia. It's

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a radio for speaking to God,
and it's within my reach. You want

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to talk to God, Let's go
see him together. I've got nothing better

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next time. In the end,
Jones, it will big more and children

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to save you. I thought I
would find you there than the United States

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Marines. Eh, there is dead. Yes, I know, I'm sorry.

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Life goes on. Indeed he is
the I'm much to tell you.

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Plus we will take that home and
then I would take it to the old

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ap next Belloc and Marianna. If
you're trying to escape on foot, the

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desert is three weeks in every direction, So please eat something. I must

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apologize for the treatment of you.
Yeah, who lay? Was it?

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No food? No work? The
kind of people are friends are yours?

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That's particular time and a plason for
my work. They are necessary evils,

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not my friends. However, for
the right connections. Even in this part

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of the world, we are not
entirely uncivilized. Beautiful. I would very

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much like to see you in it
a better one. When you get to

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drink around here. I don't know
have much time. Soon they will come

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to arm you, and I will
not be able to stop them unless you

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are able to give me something to
duplicate them, some piece of information which

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I can use to protect you from
them. I've already told you everything I

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know. I have no loyalty to
Jones. It's probably nothing but trouble,

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and you are beautiful. I don't
think you need a shopper. So many

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of the common tropes of action adventure
films are excellently applied in this film.

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With that being said, of course, there has to be a love story,

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and this film has one that is
the one between of course, Marion

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and doctor Jones. As a matter
of fact, it's a story that stretches

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across the entire franchise. In our
final clip, Marion proceeds to help in

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the clean up following a battle and
the relationship begins to grow again. This

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scene also features one of the most
well known lines in the entire franchise.

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Where did you get that from him? Good? Tell you, I've got

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a feeling I'm not the first woman
to travel with these pirates. Lovely,

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yeah, yeah, m hm,
what did you say, I don't need

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he not the man I need ten
years, ago years. It's the mileage.

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Please, I don't need a nurse. I just want to such a

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babe away. Yes, why doesn't
it hurt here? Here? That's too

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good, Johns Johnes. It never
seemed to get a break doing. This

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film was released during a brief dry
spell for Hollywood. Business had been down

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for the past year. It was
felt by many that this film would be

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buried, going up against such films
as Superman Too for Your Eyes Only and

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The Great Muppet Caper that, coupled
with very low awareness regarding the film,

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had paramount prepared for the absolute worst. Despite everything going against it, the

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film became the highest grossing film of
nineteen eighty one. It generated over three

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hundred and thirty million dollars worldwide.
The film was nominated for nine Academy Awards,

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including Best Picture and Best Director.
It won five for Best Art Direction,

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Best Film Editing, Best Sound,
Best Sound Editing, and Best Visual

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Effects. The film has been a
juggernaut in marketing as well, spawning video

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games, TV spinoffs, action figures, novels, trading cards, and so

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forth. It has been an influence
on characters such as Laura Croft from Tomb

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Raider. Finally, this film spanned
four sequels that have been released over the

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last forty two years. The final
film premiered on June twenty ninth, twenty

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twenty three. To know what a
great franchise this series is, one must

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see where it began and you will
see it is deserving of its place in

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the upper tier of all time grads. I hope you will join me in

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two weeks when we will go on
a vacation with the lovable comedic Griswold family.

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Our film will be National Lampoon's Vacation
for WM ANDH. Matt Connerton Unleashed.

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This has been a classic film.
Reading with Eric Filcher