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Morning! Welcome to another day
of higher education.
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- Hi, Duckie. How are you?
- Not bad, considering I'm in this dump.
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This is a really volcanic
ensemble you're wearing.
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- Volcanic?
- You know, hot, dangerous...
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- Are you going to class today?
- I don't know if I'm emotionally ready.
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Go for it. It's virtually painless.
:04:21
- I gotta go. I'll see you at lunch.
- OK.
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I'll call the cafeteria and make
a reservation - two by the window.
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Sure.
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No, you don't like to sit in the sun.
OK, something else.
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Listen, may I admire you again today?
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Ladies. I may be able
to work out a deal
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where either one or the both of you
could be pregnant by the holidays.
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Some argue that the New Deal
saved the capitalist system.
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There's evidence that
the Roosevelt administration
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was trying to avoid
excessive governmental power,
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rather than implant socialism.
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In his first act as president,
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Mr Roosevelt enacted
the Emergency Banking Act,
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and he refused
to consider nationalisation.
:05:16
Where'd you get your clothes?
Five-and-dime store? Attractive!
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Is there a problem, ladies?
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- No.
- No.
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Andie, is there something going on
between you and these ladies?
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No, not that I'm aware of.
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I'd like to apologise on behalf
of Miss Strombley and Miss Henson.
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They will be thinking of you tonight
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as they write a summary of the
chapters that we've just covered.
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Great!
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- Excuse me.
- Yeah?
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There's nothing wrong with me. I'm fine.
Can you just forget about the chapter?