The Manchurian Candidate
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Two of them do not share the quality
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of producing blue flowers
in mineral-rich soils.

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Allow me to introduce
our American visitors.

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I must ask you to forgive
their somewhat lackadaisical manners,

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but I have conditioned them,
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or brainwashed them, which I
understand is the new American word,

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to believe that they are
waiting out a storm

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in the lobby of a small hotel
in New Jersey

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where a meeting of
the ladies' garden club is in progress.

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You will notice
that I have told them they may smoke.

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I've allowed my people to have a little fun
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in the selection of
bizarre tobacco substitutes!

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Are you enjoying your cigarette, Ed?
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Yes, ma'am.
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Yak dung.
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Oh..."Tastes good...
like a cigarette should!"

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Now then, comrades...
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May I present the famous Raymond Shaw.
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Young man, you've flown 8,000 miles
to this dreary spot in Manchuria to see.

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Raymond, pull your chair
over here by me, please.

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I am sure you've all heard
the old wives' tale

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that no hypnotised subject
may be forced to do

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that which is repellent to
his moral nature, whatever that may be.

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Nonsense, of course!
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Oh, you note-takers might set down
a reminder to consult Brenman's paper,

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"Experiments in the Hypnotic Production
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of Antisocial and
Self-Injurious Behaviour",

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or Wells' 1941 paper which was titled,
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I believe, "Experiments in
the Hypnotic Production of Crime".

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Or, of course, Andrew Salter's remarkable
book, "Conditioned Reflex Therapy",

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to name only three.
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Or, if it offends you
that only the West is working

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to manufacture more crime
and better criminals


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