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Speaker 1: it is February seventh, twenty twenty five. The train keeps rolling,

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Speaker 1: But that is not at all what we are here

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Speaker 2: Federal judge today sentenced former interpreter for Dodgers' MVP show

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Speaker 2: guilty to stealing more than seventeen million dollar Motani's bank

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Speaker 2: account while gambling. Richard Park's the Third is host and

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Speaker 1: They met in Japan.

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Speaker 3: Welcome every one of the twenty twenty one home run Derby.

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Speaker 1: After arriving in the Major leagues in twenty eighteen, show

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Speaker 1: Hey Otani's assent as a Major League Baseball star was

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Speaker 2: This is ape Otani's translator.

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Speaker 1: More than a decade after they first met in Japan,

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Speaker 1: This is translator. Ebey's defense paints a portrait of financial

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Speaker 1: Ebe Mizuhara. It all started with a credit of twenty

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Speaker 1: Ipe made approximately nineteen thousand wagers between December twenty twenty

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Speaker 3: Who am I seeking with? I'll show her okon.

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Speaker 1: To gain access to show Hay's bank account, an account

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Speaker 1: Ipe had helped show he set up when he first

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Speaker 1: Ultimately, Epey stole more than seventeen million dollars from show

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Speaker 3: All of this has been a complete lie lie.

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Speaker 1: As for eBay, the press has so hounded mister Mizuhara

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