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Speaker 1: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 2: Come down for blast off x minus five four three

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with Street and Smith, publishers of Astounding science fiction, presents.

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Speaker 3: He He Minus the Night story Almost Human by Robert Block.

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Speaker 2: Have you heard of the new science called cybernetics. It

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concerns man's efforts to develop a perfect thinking machine, a

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robot electronic brain that will not only do man's work,

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but even do his thinking for him, a robot that

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is almost human.

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Speaker 4: No, it's not impossible at all. In fact, one day

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something like this may happen. A tall, suave gentleman in

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a black raincoat will walk down the street until he

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reaches a shuttered, isolated house, and then he will slowly

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mounted the front steps, push the doorbell.

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Speaker 5: Just a minute, I said, just a minute, Hold your horses.

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Speaker 6: What do you think you'd good living?

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Speaker 7: My dear duke, Why did you come here?

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Speaker 8: Curiosity, darling? I've been thinking of what you told me

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at our chance meeting.

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Speaker 7: Less to meek, duke, you promised me.

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Speaker 8: I decided to come and take a look for myself.

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Where is the professor in his study? Where's in the nursery?

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The nursery?

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Speaker 6: How quaint? And do I take it?

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Speaker 8: A junior's nurse mate? I helped the professor, telling me

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as a guest.

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Speaker 7: Dukie's a nice otlt guy.

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Speaker 9: Don't all right, yurse?

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Speaker 6: What is it? Miss Williams?

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Speaker 10: Professor?

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Speaker 7: Last minute?

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Speaker 8: A gentleman here, I don't understand. I gave orders no

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one was to be admitted.

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Speaker 6: To the house.

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Speaker 7: He insisted, very well, wait here, I'll get rid of.

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Speaker 8: Him, Sir Professor Blossom and I have come to see Jr.

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Speaker 6: Junior.

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Speaker 8: There must be some mistake. There are no children in

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this house. I don't professor. What you feel pressing against

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your belly is the muzzle of a forty five caliber pistol.

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Speaker 6: How shall we visit, Junior? How what do you know about?

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I know everything? Shall we go inside? I warn you

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on the contrary, I warn you very well.

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Speaker 11: This way this is.

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Speaker 8: The nursery, whereas Junior in the next room behind the

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door with a panel in it, very considerately furnished ane

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of the ghost figures on the walls, blocks and.

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Speaker 6: A funny rabbit touching. All right, let's say him. You

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can look through the panel.

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Speaker 12: Very hard.

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Speaker 8: Oh, he would have believed, Junior isn't very pretty, is he?

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Speaker 6: I was not concerned with esthetics. Why do you hire him?

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Speaker 8: Is a dangerous The world is not yet ready for

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such a thing. Besides, I must study. As you can

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see by his play, he is very young, hardly out

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of the cradle. I am educating him with the nursery rhymes.

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The brain is undeveloped. It must learn its behavior patterns

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like any infant. You call that out, But monster an

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infant physically, of course, he'll never change. He is built

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of chrome stealing glass. But his brain, that is my

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wonderful instrument. Unlike a human, he has no heritage, no

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basic in stints such as love or heat. These he

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has yet to learn. In some respects, he is like

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a blank tablet. What is written upon the tablet will remain.

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You mean he has no feelings. He will learn quickly.

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And now, if your curiosity is satisfied, I trust you

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will keep my secret. If anyone discovered open the door,

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I beg your pardon the door. Professor, Very well, Junior,

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come here? What a monster?

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Speaker 12: Wah?

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Speaker 6: He talks, yes mentally. He is about six years old.

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Now what is it?

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Speaker 11: Son?

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Speaker 12: Who is that man?

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Speaker 6: Let me handle this. You may call me duke. Son.

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I've come to see you.

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Speaker 12: That's nice.

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Speaker 13: Nobody ever comes to see me except Lola.

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Speaker 6: Play with me, Duke, certainly, or or and professor.

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Speaker 8: Yes, while we're playing, you can have Lola and Miss

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Williams prepare my room.

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Speaker 6: Your room. I forgot to tell you.

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Speaker 8: I've decided to stay until the climate changes and I

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can go out again. Meanwhile, I'll have a chance to

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play blocks with Junior. Understand, I begin to understand you

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are hiding from the law as you wish.

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Speaker 6: All right, Junior, your move.

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Speaker 12: Let's build a bridge.

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Speaker 6: I have a better idea, Jr. What Let's build a coffin?

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Speaker 12: A coffin? I don't know that word.

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Speaker 6: Then I'll teach you, Junior.

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Speaker 8: I can see the professor has been neglecting the moral

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side of your education.

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Speaker 10: Very sadly, you shouldn't have come here, Duke.

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Speaker 6: Why not, my dear afraid of me?

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Speaker 7: No, afraid of myself?

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Speaker 12: You know?

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Speaker 10: Good for me?

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Speaker 7: You've always brought me trouble.

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Speaker 8: Except this time. This time it will be different, Darling.

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This time, I'll bring you diamonds.

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Speaker 7: Duke, what have you been teaching that scene?

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Speaker 8: Nothing, honey, I've just been playing with him very education.

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Speaker 7: I don't believe you.

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Speaker 6: What's bothering you today?

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Speaker 5: When I walked in there, he said to me, I

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know how to kill people.

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Speaker 14: Laura.

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Speaker 10: I'll kill you.

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Speaker 7: If you want me to.

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Speaker 6: He's learning very quickly, Duke.

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Speaker 5: I'm scared of that thing. It's unholy, a machine that

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acts like a human with a voice, grinding act, just

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saying things you'd expect from a child.

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Speaker 6: You dislike them so much. Why did you take this

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job as his nurse man?

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Speaker 5: Because I wanted to start over again, I answered, nad

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The professor didn't ask questions.

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Speaker 7: I would have been all right too if you hadn't

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come along.

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Speaker 8: I'm very glad you did tell me, Darling, because Junior

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is going to make us two very successful people. Like

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any child, Junior listens to what he's told.

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Speaker 10: Duke.

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Speaker 5: I don't know what you're teaching, Junior, but I can guess,

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and it isn't right.

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Speaker 7: It's evil.

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Speaker 6: Now right on the blackboard, Junior, my name is Junior.

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Speaker 12: My name is Junior.

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Speaker 6: People are evil, Evil are evil. Evil must be destroyed.

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Speaker 12: Evil must be destroyed.

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Speaker 8: The professor is evil, is evil, The professor.

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Speaker 6: Must What are you doing? I want you to keep

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out of the nursery.

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Speaker 12: Professor, go away.

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Speaker 11: You you don't even remember me.

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Speaker 13: I know you. You are the professor.

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Speaker 12: You want to keep me as your slave. You didn't

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tell me that people are evil.

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Speaker 6: People are not evil.

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Speaker 12: People are evil. They must be destroyed. It I am

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not a child any long.

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Speaker 8: No, you're not a child. You're amongst j Yes, Duke,

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the time is now, jor yes. Do keep away from me, Junior,

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don't do it.

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Speaker 10: Listen to me, Junior, listen to me.

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Speaker 13: I did it too, and we go away now, Duke,

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I don't like it here anymore?

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Speaker 7: Why did you do it?

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Speaker 8: Professor? You have to move very quickly in Alola. You

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don't plan to come along?

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Speaker 10: Just say so?

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Speaker 6: I can have jo write your name and is blackboard?

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Speaker 7: Where are we going?

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Speaker 8: We'll go to Charlie's with Junior with or you can't.

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I'm relax, my dear. The Duke has great plans for

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you too. Wouldn't you like to be independently wealthy for

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the rest of your life. No cares, no worries, just

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good times and fine clothes all the time.

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Speaker 5: The only way you get that way is by inheriting.

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Speaker 6: A million, not when you have a fellow like Junior around.

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Speaker 7: I'm still afraid of you.

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Speaker 6: Junior wouldn't hurt you. You wouldn't hurt Lola, would your junior?

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Speaker 12: I like Lola. She's plenty.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, you say he thinks you're pretty. Junior's growing.

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Speaker 15: Ah.

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Speaker 8: So now, Charlie, sure, Duke, Paul and I are gonna

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hide out here for a while.

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Speaker 6: We need some help.

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Speaker 16: Listen, Duke, I'm I'm trying to keep the cops away.

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Speaker 8: Sure, and I listen to me. I need a casing

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job done.

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Speaker 6: Oh sure, Sure, Duke. You know the Armor Truck Service. Sure.

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Speaker 8: I want to know when they take the ACME deposits

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from Boston to Worcester.

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Speaker 6: Duke, you ain't thinking of a payroll truck, are you.

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They got cannons on those trucks.

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Speaker 7: They travel in pairs.

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Speaker 17: You couldn't get near one.

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Speaker 8: I asked you to do a casing job, Charlie, Sure, Duke,

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anything you say, find out what time they passed an

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hour Western Moster's added stretch abroad.

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Speaker 16: Well, if you're gonna pull a job like that, you'll

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need fifty men.

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Speaker 6: You want me to get some of the boys.

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Speaker 8: I won't need anybody. I've got somebody where. He's out

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in the car.

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Speaker 6: Oh, what's his name, Duke? Anybody I know? His name

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is Junior? Junior.

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Speaker 18: I don't know any junior. You will, Charlie, you will,

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I smoke, Sam.

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Speaker 17: Well, thanks hel who. It sure gets hot in these

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armored trucks. You get used to it. How much we

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haul in this time?

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Speaker 6: About two hundred and fifty dollars? Brother?

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Speaker 17: Could I use a hunk of that?

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Speaker 6: Oh? Couldn't.

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Speaker 17: What's the first stop?

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Speaker 14: Acme National Bank? And we unload a payroll of the

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bronze and watch plant. Hey, what's that up ahead?

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Speaker 17: It looks like something shiny on the road.

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Speaker 6: Drow up your spotlight?

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Speaker 17: All right, he smokes. You see what I see? It

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looks like a mechanical.

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Speaker 8: Traffic cop about eight feet so, standing right in the

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middle of the highway.

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Speaker 17: Maybe it's a Halloween gang.

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Speaker 8: Huh, that's they're trying out robot traffic cops.

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Speaker 17: Can you get pasting, No, we'll have to slow down.

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Speaker 6: Get on that gun.

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Speaker 14: Sand let's take no chances, right, I'll give it that horn.

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Speaker 17: Don't budge.

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Speaker 6: Where's our rest? Card?

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Speaker 17: Truck prolled up right behind us?

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Speaker 6: Thing won't move.

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Speaker 17: It looks like something on a buck Rodger's doing it.

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Speaker 14: That's a heck of an note blocking traffic like that.

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I'll have to try and get it past it. There

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it goes.

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Speaker 17: Well, they smokes is moving. Hell, it's coming Towardlets get

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on that gun. Give it a blast. Bullets are bouncing

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right off and it's still coming. He'll back up. I can't.

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The other trucks right behind it.

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Speaker 6: Now it's lifting its arm.

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Speaker 10: It's good to stretch over.

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Speaker 16: Jeez, if I didn't have seen it with my own eyes, Duke,

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we gotta quit this.

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Speaker 6: I't Charlie getting shaky.

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Speaker 16: The papers say he killed all four drivers. Listen, Duke,

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that rope and it's hot. We gotta get rid of it.

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Speaker 6: One more good robbery. You ain't gonna pull another one.

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Why not count me out?

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Speaker 13: Duke.

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Speaker 6: The law's gonna track that baby. Are you quite finished? Charlie?

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You got no.

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Speaker 9: Heart, Duke.

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Speaker 6: You're like Junior, all steel inside. I just a beg

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warm hearted slob. I suppose flowing with the milk of

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human kindness.

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Speaker 11: So I got nerves.

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Speaker 16: I can't stand that thing, the way it looks at you,

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with that that iron face and clanking around all the time.

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Speaker 6: Listen, here it comes.

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Speaker 8: Hello, Junior, Hello, Duke, I've been talking to Charlie. Yes, Duke,

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do you know what I think, Junior? I think Charlie's yellow.

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You know what happens to people who turn yellow, don't you, Yes.

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Speaker 12: Duke, tell him they're evil. We have to describe them.

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Speaker 8: You see, Charlie Junior doesn't like people who sing to

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the police.

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Speaker 16: Duke, Wait a minute. You know I never turned Stooley

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or anything like that. I never sang to the coppers

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of my life.

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Speaker 15: You can carry me.

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Speaker 16: I don't want no trouble with you.

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Speaker 6: Stop him.

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Speaker 9: I wouldn't, Duke. I stopped him too.

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Speaker 6: All right.

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Speaker 8: Take him down to the cellar, Charlie down, Take him

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down to the cellar Jr.

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Speaker 6: Yes, Duke, we're next, Darling. Stop shirking, Duke.

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Speaker 7: We can't stay here. Charlie's going to be Missy Scott friends. Now,

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I'll have the games after its.

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Speaker 8: Oh, come on, I don't worry, Darling. The Duke will

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take care of everything. Where are you going to a

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travel agency to get some tickets. You and I are

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going to take a trip.

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Speaker 5: You're leaving me alone here, Junior, shit too, It's just

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it alone with that thing.

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Speaker 8: Now, don't you worry. In forty eight hours, you and

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I will be on our way to Switzerland with five

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hundred thousand dollars worth of loot.

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Speaker 7: What about Junior?

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Speaker 6: Junior will be taking care?

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Speaker 7: How can you get rid of him?

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Speaker 8: Julian will do anything I say, so I really have

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him get into the furnace and sit there while I

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fill up with oil and said fire to it. Too

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bad the Professor couldn't have stayed around to see him

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growing up. He's almost a man now, Junior has, but

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not quite as clever as a man.

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Speaker 6: You find that out. Have to hesteps into the furnace.

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Speaker 7: Get rid of Junior. Naw, Duke before you leave.

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Speaker 8: There's no time. I'll be back about eight. Please and

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be nice to Junior while I'm gone. Don't show him

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you're afraid of him. Good Bye, Darling, Goodbye to.

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Speaker 12: Lola.

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Speaker 10: What Junior oil me?

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Speaker 5: Can't you wait till Duke gets back? He always oils you.

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Speaker 1: I want you to oil me, Lola, all right? I

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like you to oil me, Lola.

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Speaker 7: Yes, ju.

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Speaker 12: Lola.

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Speaker 10: Do you like Duke certainly?

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Speaker 13: Do you like me?

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Speaker 7: What you know I do?

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Speaker 12: Junor Lola? What who do you like best? Me or Duke?

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Speaker 5: I like you both, Junior, Yes?

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Speaker 12: But who do you love?

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Speaker 5: What do you know about love?

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Speaker 7: Junior?

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Speaker 12: In the books Man and Woman love lo love? What

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do you think anyone will ever love me?

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Speaker 5: Maybe some women can fall in love with anything, Junior,

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even with something like Duke.

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Speaker 12: Why low love?

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Speaker 7: I don't know? Maybe because.

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Speaker 5: Well, as long as you think, Sir Man is the

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smartest and the strongest.

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Speaker 12: I see, where are you going to wait for Duke?

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Speaker 7: He won't be home for a while.

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Speaker 12: I'll sit in the hall and.

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Speaker 7: Wait for him, all right, Junior.

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Speaker 12: I want to be alone and think.

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Speaker 7: About what.

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Speaker 13: I read in a book today. It was bad to

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kill people. What does that mean?

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Speaker 12: Bad?

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Speaker 7: Bad?

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Speaker 5: I don't know, Junior.

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Speaker 7: I guess it's just a word.

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Speaker 6: Hollah.

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Speaker 8: Hello, Duke, Oh see you, Junior? Whilere you sitting in

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the dark, I.

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Speaker 12: Was waiting for you. Duke.

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Speaker 8: Well, that's a good boy, Jor Lola, old me, that's nice.

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I'll tell you what, Junior. I've got a little job

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that's down on the cellar. Let's go down there now, Duke,

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right now, Junior?

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Speaker 12: All right, Duke. Are we going away soon? Duke?

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Speaker 6: Yes, Junior, we're going away.

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Speaker 12: What's in the cello, Duke?

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Speaker 6: A little surprise for here, Junior. You'll find out.

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Speaker 12: Thank June for the latest news.

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Speaker 4: And now I'll brief in the dude. I recorded dance music.

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Speaker 7: Duke, Is that you?

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Speaker 10: Duke?

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Speaker 12: Hello, Lola, I thought.

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Speaker 7: I heard Duke come in.

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Speaker 12: He came in. Where is he down in the cellar?

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Speaker 7: What's he doing?

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Speaker 12: Nothing?

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Speaker 5: Did he say he'd be up soon? No, maybe you

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better go down and get him.

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Speaker 12: He's dead.

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Speaker 5: Oh no, no, he isn't dead.

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Speaker 12: You said. The woman loves the strongest and the smartest. Well,

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I'm stronger and smarter.

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Speaker 7: But you want human.

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Speaker 12: I'm almost human, Lola.

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Speaker 5: No, no, stay away, don't touch me those middle parks.

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I love you, No, no, I love you.

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Speaker 12: I love you.

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Speaker 4: The last thing she heard was the robot's harsh voice,

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droning it over and over again, I.

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Speaker 12: Love you, I love you, I love.

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Speaker 4: You, And strangely enough, it did sound almost human.

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Speaker 2: You have just heard X minus one presented by the

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National Broadcasting Company in cooperation with Street and Smith, publishers

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of Astounding science Fiction. Tonight by Transcription X minus one

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has brought You Almost Human, a story by Robert Block

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adapted for radio by George Leffards. Featured in the cast

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were Sattos Ortega as Duke, Joan Allison as Lola, Jackie

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Grimes as Junior, Guy Repp as the Professor, Nat Pollen

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as Charlie, Joseph Julian as Al Lynn Cook as Sam,

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and Merrill Jowels as the radio voice your announcer, Fred Collins.

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X minus one was directed by Ken MacGregor and is

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an NBC Radio Network production. And Now next week, when

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the mighty earth Men arrive in their ships of space,

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courtesy and proper humility on the part of the.

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Speaker 17: Natives is expected, but some native inhabitants.

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Speaker 2: Are too small to be impressed. We'll see what happens

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to such an expedition marooned on a far planet next

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week at x X minus minus one one