Independence Day
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- Not really.
- Countdown.

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A countdown? To what, David?
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It's like in chess.
First you strategically position your pieces.

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Then, when the timing's right,
you strike. See?

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They're positioning themselves everywhere
using one signal to synchronise their efforts.

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ln about six hours, the signal's gonna
disappear and the countdown will be over.

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And then what?
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Checkmate.
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Oh, my God!
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Oh, my God, I gotta call my brother.
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I'd better call my housekeeper,
and my lawyer!

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Ah, forget my lawyer.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
the President ofthe United States.

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Good afternoon.
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My fellow Americans,
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a historic and unprecedented event
has occurred.

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The question of whether or not
we're alone in the universe

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has been answered.
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Although it's understandable
that many of us feel hesitation or fear,

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we must attempt to reserve judgment.
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He says he's your husband.
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Oh, God.
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- What do you want?
- You gotta leave the White House.

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This is hardly the time
to be having that old discussion.

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You gotta leave Washington.
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ln case you haven't noticed,
we are having a little crisis here!

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They have a hidden signal.
They're gonna attack.

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- You are just being paranoid!
- It's not paranoia!

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The embedding's very subtle.
lt was probably overlooked...

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Marty, get out oftown
as soon as you can. Please?

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The staff and I will remain here
as we attempt to communicate.

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If you feel compelled to leave these cities,
please do so in an orderly fashion.


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