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Speaker 1: anticipate that them taking shortcuts was only going to make

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Speaker 1: react how does He try, to you know he never accepts,

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Speaker 1: OFTEN all right i will Likely, see you monday unless

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Speaker 1: we start A war with iran a lot sooner than

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