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If you're in my car, you're produce. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
If you're seriously considering running again, you'll need ours. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Immigration and Naturalization Service. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
In a few miles we hit 77. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
In conclusion, I'd like to say that... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
In my coat. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Interesting game. You're playing pretty tough. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Is he healthy? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Is it possible Kramer and Douglas are in on this together? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Is that President Kramer holding a gun on a naked guy in a blindfold? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Is this a joke or what? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Isn't this fun? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
It could work. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
It has been described as one of the most vicious presidential races... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
It just seems that It's very embarrassing. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
It means a lot. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
It stinks, right? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
It was a front company. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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It was a struggle for democracy. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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It was like a wet dream with a crust. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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It was seven years ago. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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It's already been discussed. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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It's amazing. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
It's an honor. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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It's wanting to jump around. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Jesus. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Kevin, run, throw this in the trash for Mama, okay? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Kramer and Douglas broke into Witnaur's house and kidnapped him. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Lieutenant Fleming... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Listen, I'm sorry..... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Look, Joanna... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Look... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Looks like Haney's involved in this Kramer kickback story. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Looks like Tanner's been getting his orders from Haney. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Major... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Matt Douglas. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Maybe if you make a scary face..... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Maybe we don't agree with them. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Maybe you weren't involved in Charlie's death... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Mr. Reynolds... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Muskrat Sam from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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My coat. They think he's me. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
My ex wife. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Nelson Mandela from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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No, Chet... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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No, it doesn't I would never from My Fellow Americans (1996)
No, it's not. Our sources tell us Haney's shifting the blame. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Now let's rock and roll... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Now Reynolds is getting ready to release an affidavit saying... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Now. The people have spoken. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Occasionally we. use this as a shortcut to the Oval Office. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Oh, boy..... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Old man. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Olympia? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
On our shift! from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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One... I never did anything illegal. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Only a few unfortunate deaths... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Our dreams are like our children. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Our home phones, office phones..... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Our home. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Over their dead bodies. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Over there! from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Phone's dead. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Please get out of our car. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Please God, don't let him quote lyrics. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Please, if you're going to use the F word, go for the gold. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Preparing for our funeral. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Preserve, protect and defend. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
President Douglas just conceded. I'd say that's a good sign. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
President Douglas? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
President Douglas. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
President Douglas... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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President Kramer and President Douglas were reportedly on board. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
President Kramer? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
President Kramer? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
President Matthews. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Presidents of what? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Press secretary's already apologized for any confusion. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Reynolds sounds shaky. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Run after them, I'll cut them off. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Running together as independents are ex Presidents Kramer and Douglas. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Russell, please. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Russell... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Same difference. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Sandwich boy. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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Shall we greet the nation Mr. Vice President elect. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
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She is. How is she? from My Fellow Americans (1996)
She said she was a friend from Washington. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
She said she was a friend from Washington. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
She was a stewardess. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
She was also a contortionist. from My Fellow Americans (1996)
She's ready to report that Douglas and Kramer have disappeared... from My Fellow Americans (1996)
Shut up. from My Fellow Americans (1996)