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[Eerie music]

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(Male presenter)
There is a fifth dimension

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beyond tha t
which is known to man.

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It is a dimension
as vastas space

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and as timeless as infinity.

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It is the middle ground
between lightand shadovll,

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between science
and s upers tit/on

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and it lies between
the pit of man's fears

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and the summit of his knowledge.

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This is the dimension
of ima Gina tion.

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It is an area which we
call the twilightz one.

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(Male) System ready?

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[Buzzing, man
speaks indistinctly]

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(Male 1) Lox tanking secured?

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(Male 2, over radio)
Lox tanking secured.

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[Alarm]

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(Male presenter, off)
Her name is the arrow 1.

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She represen ts
four and a half years

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of planning, prepara tion
and training

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and a thousand years
of science and ma thema tics

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and the projected dreams
and hopes

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of not onl ya na tion,
buta world.

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She is the first
manned aircraft into spa ce,

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and this is the countdown.
The last five seconds

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before man shotanarrow
into the air.

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(Male over radio)
Three, two, one, zero.

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[Explosion]

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One, two, three, four, five.

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I still don't understand
how we could have lost it

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with all the monitors
we have going.

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If we had 15,000 monitors going,

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the situation would be
the same. We lost contact.

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She's off her vector path,
she's off the radar screen.

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Gone, completely gone.

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When did you first lose contact?

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Less than half hour ago.

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There was a short period
of heavy interference.

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Now, that was probably solar.

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We haven't been able
to identify it yet.

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In any case, when it was
over, the contact was broken.

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Couldn't a change in their
course account for that?

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The course was prese t.

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Noi/I/, the pilot
wouldn't change it

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without notifying us.
Bob donolan's commanding.

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So, an aircraft
with an eight-man crew

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just disappears
like a puff of smoke.

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One moment she's there,
the next moment she's gone.

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"I shot an arrow into the air.

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It landed I know not where."

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A nursery rhyme
of the age of space.

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Gentlemen, wherever
you are, god help you.

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(Dona/an)
”first entry, log, arrow 1

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"col onel r. G. Donolan
commanding.

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"We ha ve cra sh-landed

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"on what? tappears to be
an unchar Ted as teroid.

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”Ca use of malfunction
and ul tima te crash unknown.

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There was an explosion, the
electrical system went out."

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That's all any of us remember.

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”An y of us being flight
officers core yand Pearson

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"a nd na viga Tor huda ck,
who has been seriousl yhur t

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”and myself.

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”The res t of the crei/I/, dead.

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”There is very little left
of the aircraft.

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”The radio is gone.

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”The bulk of the s uppl ies ha
ve been des tro yed in the crash

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"and as of this moment

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”there is little cer tain Ty
tha t we ha ve been tra cked

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and our whereabou ts known."

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Begging the colonel's pa rdon

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but this is no time
to write your memoirs.

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(Colonel) Oore y,
we 're in bad shape.

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That's for sure.

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But we're still a crew,
and as long as we are a crew

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there'll be discipline
and there'll be protocol.

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Until I'm lying in the hole then
we'll operate from the book!

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Get over there and sit down.

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Colonel donolan, it's hot, see?

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It's very hot, and it
makes it hard to think.

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So if you're going to expend
all that energy,

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you use it to figure
a way out of here.

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A way to let them
know where we are!

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Corey! You heard the colonel.

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Pearson, you were with
Corey during the crash.

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What happened to him?

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Nothing that I know of, sir.

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I can't understand it either.

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How much water is there?

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(Colonel) A five-gallon
can, what? t we ha ve on us.

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Then why waste it?

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I mean, he's not going to
live through the afternoon.

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Are you the consulting
surgeon, Corey?

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I'm one man out of three
who's going to need water,

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and five gallons isn't
going to last very long.

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If the situation were reversed,
and it was you lying there,

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I'll give you odds you wouldn't
want to be written off.

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Five gallons of water or no.

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(Corey) Colonel, this
man's going to die!

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If he dies he dies, but
nobody gets behind to push.

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If he's thirsty,
we give him water.

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If he's hot, we move
him into the shade.

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Then if he goes, we
give him a prayer or two.

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Pearson, start
making the graves.

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I'll relieve you
in five minutes,

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then Corey will relieve me.

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(Pearson) Wha t's
the ma tter, oore y?

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You want him on the detail, too?

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Colonel, that's odd.

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(Pearson) Signs
of the sun, I mean.

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Yes, I noticed.

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It's hardly any different

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than we knew it on earth.

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Which means that whatever
asteroid we've landed on

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is in the same orbit
as the earth.

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Well, wherever we are,
it's a cinch it isn't heaven.

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You can count on that.

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We've got one thing
in our fa vor.

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The air is perfect, there's no
ra dia tion count to speak of.

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It took four and a half
years to build that ship.

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There wasn't any
prototype, just the one ship.

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The only one of its kind.

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And it took four and
a half years to build her.

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So, if they know where we are

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and they want
to come and get us,

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they're gonna have
to build another ship.

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How is he?

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The same. Breathing
seems shallower, though.

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See anything, sir?

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(Corey) Yeah, we saw something,

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rocks, rocks and those
scrubby mountains over there.

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This is no asteroid.
It's an eight ball.

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And hot, Pearson, hot like
nothing you've ever felt before.

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(Pearson) It'll be
cooler, sir, at night,

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if there is a night,

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I'll head south
towards the moun ta ins,

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I'll I ook
in tha t dire c ti on.

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Colonel!

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No t this time, colonel!

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Not this time!

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I want an even
shake. I want a chance.

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You're alive.

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It's a better shake
than those four got.

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And I want to stay alive
so don't give him my water!

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(Pearson) Ool onel!

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You'll be happy to hear, Corey,

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he's not gonna drink
any more of your water.

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(Colonel) It's a long
way from home.

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For the record, Corey,
there's just the three of us now,

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and the big problem's
gonna be to stay alive,

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I mean, the three of us.

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But if I catch you
filching just once more...

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Just once... I'll kill you!

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The same thing goes for you.

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Knock it off, Pearson.

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But, colonel, this guy...

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(Colonel) Silence!

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All right, we'll
wait until sundown.

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It'll be cooler.

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Then we're going to
start taking some treks

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across the mountain,
down the flats

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in all four directions.

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We 're going to see
if there's anything

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in this god forsaken place
tha t can help keep us alive.

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This is home now, gentlemen.

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[Wind howls softly]

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[Steps]

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Pearson?

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Corey?

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Well?

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Nothing, not a thing.

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[Panfing]

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I must have gone 12 or 15 miles.

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Rocks and hills, that's all
there was, just rocks and hills!

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I thought maybe I could get
some kind of a fix using the stars.

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But it's overcast.

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Wha tabout Pearson?

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Well, what about him?

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You were with him.

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He went south
towards the moun ta ins.

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I went west towards... I
went west towards nothing.

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I told you men to stay together.

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Corey?

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Yeah?

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You didn't see Pearson
or hear him or anything?

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I already told you, colonel.

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We went in different directions.

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It's hot out there, huh?

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You know it.

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It made you thirsty, huh?

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I'm getting accustomed to it.

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Obviously.

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Very accustomed to it!

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So accustomed to it that
you didn't drink any water.

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You were out there 6 hours
and you didn't touch a drop!

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Put me in for a medal.

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Buddy, what I'm going to give
you can't be pinned on a uniform.

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I want to know
why you started out

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six hours ago
with half a canteen

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and then came back with
it three-quarters full!

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Come on, Corey. I want to know
where you left Pearson's body

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and what you did with him!

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Come on, Corey, come on!

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I found him face down.

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He must have hit
his head on a rock.

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He was dead.

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Where did this happen?

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At the foot of the mountain.

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I had to change
directions coming back.

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You better change your story.

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Colonel, I swear to
you, I didn't touch him.

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I found him... he was dead.

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I saw his canteen. I
poured his water into mine.

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I knew you wouldn't believe me.

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Tha t's why I told
you I didn't see him.

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We're going to bring him back.

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You're out of your mind!

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It's seven or
eight miles out there!

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I can't make it again! I'm dead!

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Correction, you're
not quite dead yet.

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All right, Corey, I
want to conduct a tour

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to Pearson's body.

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I want to see
for myself. Move on!

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I can't make it, colonel.

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I got to rest.

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All right, let's move out.

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Well, this is where he was.

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I swear, this is where he was.

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Well, he's not here now.

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Look, colonel, he must
have crawled away.

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You said he was dead.

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I was wrong.

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Well, I must have been wrong.

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But you were so sure
he was dead, Corey.

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You were so positive.

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Corey, Corey, did you do
anything for him at all?

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Did you check him? Did you
do anything for him, Corey?

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Or did you just steal his
water and make a beeline back?

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I thought he was dead,

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and I was so thirsty.

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My tongue was swelling up.

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I swear my tongue
was swelling up!

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Pearson! [Echo]

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Pearson! [Echoes]

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Pea rs on!

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Pea rs on, I t's
col onel donola n.

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Answer me! [Echoes]

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Answer me, pea rs on!
I t's colonel donolan!

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Pearson.

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Pearson?

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Pearson, you're going
to be all right, boy.

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Here, we're going
to take you home.

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You'll be all right.

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What, are you trying to
tell me something, Pearson?

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What? What are
you trying to say?

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What?

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You went up there, you...

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(Colonel) You sa w
something up here?

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What?

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[Solemn music]

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(Colonel) He drew this.

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A sign or,

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or a symbol or, or something.

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He was trying to
tell us something.

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What do you suppose he...

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Col onel!

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Two men can live
maybe five days.

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One man can live ten.

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You'll forgive me.

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You killed Pearson,
didn't you, Corey?

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You killed him.

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You're demented, Corey.

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You're out of your mind.
You've already killed once.

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You alread y... [gunshot]

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I'm genuinel y
s orr y, col onel.

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I really am.

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But you brought the book
to the wrong place.

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You brought the protocol,

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the chain of command
and the numbers.

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And none of them fit here.

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You know, colonel,
this is a jungle

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where only
the tough animals survive,

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and they don't do it
according to the rules.

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You know your trouble, colonel?

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You were looking for
morality in the wrong place.

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(Male presenter, off) Now you
make tracks, Mr. Corey.

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You move outand up,

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like some kind of ghos tl y bill y
cl ub was tapping a t your ankles

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and telling you that
it was la ter than you think.

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You scrabble up rock hills

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and feel hot sand
undernea th your feet

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and every nowand then
takea look over your shoulder

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a ta giant sun suspended
ina dead and motionless sky

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like an unblinking eye

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tha t probes a t
the ba ck of your head

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in a prol onged a ccusa tion.

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Mr. Core y,
la s t remaining member

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of a doomed crei/I/,
keep moving.

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Make tracks, Mr. Corey.

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Push up and push out,
because if you stop

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if you stop, ma ybe sani Ty
will get you by the throa t.

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Ma ybe realiza tion
will pry open your mind

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and the horror you left down
in the sand will seep in.

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Yeah, Mr. Corey, yeah,
you better keep moving.

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Tha t's the order of
the moment. Keep moving.

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Pearson!

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Pearson!

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[Laughing hysterically]

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[Sobbing]

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Now I know what you meant.

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Now I know what you
were trying to describe.

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[Laughing hysterically]

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Telephone Poles.

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You were trying
to draw telephone Poles.

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[Sobbing]
We never left the earth.

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That's why nobody tracked us.

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We never left the earth.

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We just

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we just crashed back into...

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[Sobbing] Donolan,
Pearson, what have I done?

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I'm sorry.

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[Moans]

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(Male presenter, off) Practical joke
perpetra Ted b y mo ther na ture

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and a c omb/na tion
of improbable events.

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Practical joke wearing
the trappings of nightmare,

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of terror, of despera tion.

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Small human drama pla yed out

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in a desert
97 miles from Reno, Nevada,

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u. S.A.,
con tinen t of North America,

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the earth and, of course,
the twil igh t zone.

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(Male presenter, off) Rod serl ing,
the crea Tor of twilight zone,

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will tell you
about next week's story

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after this word
from our al terna te sponsor.

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And noi/I/, Mr. Serl/ng.

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Next week you'll drive
with miss inger Stevens

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who starts out on
what begins as a vacation

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and ends as a desperate flight.

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She begins her trip next
week on the twilight zone

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and you'll be with her when
she meets the hitchhiker.

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We hope you'll be alongside.

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Good night.

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(Male presenter, off) When
temper takes the wheel,

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you can't handle
the unex pe c Ted.

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Drive safel y.

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(Male presenter, off) Twilight zone
is being brought to you tonight

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b y k imberl y Clark.

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Whose handy
kleenex paper products

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help you ever y da y
in so many wa ys.

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Wha t do you s uppose mo
thers buy when they go shopping?

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Four roll packages of delse
y ba throom tissue, of course.

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Bu tare there
four rolls in there?

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There sure are.
There's a block to sleep on.

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(Male presenter, off) Twilight zone
was brought to you tonight

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b y kleenex tissues.

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00:27:51,962 --> 00:27:55,215
(Fling/e) The onl y tissue
tha t gives you so much

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soft strong tissue
with the kleenex touch fl

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Squeeze the package.

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Go ahead. Squeeze the
package and feel the difference.

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This is an entirely
new paper towel.

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It's built like a sponge.

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00:28:21,617 --> 00:28:24,077
Yes, new kleenex towels
are built like a sponge.

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00:28:24,161 --> 00:28:27,122
That's why they help you in so
many ways around the kitchen.

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Here, let me show you.

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Like a sponge, they ha vea softness
tha t shapes right to the job.

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So the whole towel
surface is absorbing.

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00:28:36,506 --> 00:28:39,384
And kleenex towels
are strong enough

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wet or dry

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to help you scour
the mos t s tubborn

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and al uminum s cuff
marks from your sink.

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00:28:47,226 --> 00:28:50,187
And look, even
with a harsh cleanser

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there's no shredding, no
break through ina kleenex towel.

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So next time you're
shopping, remember,

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look for new kleenex towels.

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Squeeze the package
and feel the difference in,

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(fling/e) Fl the big soft towel
tha t's buil t like a sponge

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helpful kleenex towels fl

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(female) Another good
value from kleenex.

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[Cheerful music]

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(Male presenter, off) If you
love coffee, reall y do,

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here's a coffee break
just for you.

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A coffee break
tha t's trul y new

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it would makea grea t
new you of you

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(fling/e) Fl grea t new a
roma -roa s t sa nka fl

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aroma -roa s t
is the rea son why