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Speaker 1: It's that time time, time, time, luck and load.

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Speaker 2: The Michael Very Show.

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Speaker 3: Is on the air.

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Speaker 4: Well, Merry Christmas, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our

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Speaker 4: Christmas show for Boulevard, the gift of a lifetime at Chesterfield.

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Speaker 5: My Sior, Happy birthday still creative.

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Speaker 6: Director Jim Mudd who joined the show. It was in November.

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Speaker 6: We found out in September that we would be guest

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Speaker 6: hosting for the Rush Limbaugh Show, but we were asked

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Speaker 6: not to announce that yet, but we began preparing for

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Speaker 6: the the It was about ten days at Christmas, and

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Speaker 6: so I brought Jim Mudd on.

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Speaker 2: To help us staff up.

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Speaker 6: And it was kind of a trial run to see

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Speaker 6: if he was going to be able to keep up

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Speaker 6: because we produce a lot and well, I'll leave it

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Speaker 6: at that.

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Speaker 2: Not everyone could keep up.

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Speaker 6: And it turned out he was such a great addition

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Speaker 6: to the show that he developed into being our creative

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Speaker 6: director and it's been a big boon to our show

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Speaker 6: and a lot of times, a lot of segments we do.

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Speaker 6: He will pull together a news story and maybe some

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Speaker 6: audio and audio clip to go with that, or he

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Speaker 6: might write a parody. Chance McLain makes a lot of

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Speaker 6: our funny songs, but Jim has also started writing.

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Speaker 2: More and more of our parodies.

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Speaker 6: And whether it's a song that's chosen to go with

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Speaker 6: a segment, or a sound clip or a parody, he

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Speaker 6: will write a little background for us as to why

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Speaker 6: he wrote that. And the background is not meant to

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Speaker 6: be shared on air. It's not part of the segment.

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Speaker 6: It's just for us to know why he considered that newsworthy.

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Speaker 6: And a lot of times I will take what he

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Speaker 6: I'll call it my truth, ramon my truth. Let me

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Speaker 6: start using liberal language. I will speak my truth. I

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Speaker 6: will find my voice anyway. I'll take what he's written

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Speaker 6: about something and I'll say, well, that's not accurate, that's

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Speaker 6: not my perspective. But here, let me make it my perspective.

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Speaker 6: And he will have been the conversation starter. But he

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Speaker 6: so much that I asked him to record what he

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Speaker 6: had written for y'all to hear from Jim at Christmas

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Speaker 6: in his own voice. Really, ramon, that's what you Seriously.

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Speaker 7: As I get older, I find myself reflecting on the

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Speaker 7: Christmases of my childhood, I look back and I long

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Speaker 7: for those days. I remember that my parents will let

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Speaker 7: us open one gift, and that was before we went

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Speaker 7: to my grandma's house. It was always the Christmas outfit

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Speaker 7: and new shoes that we would wear to Grandma's and

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Speaker 7: then later to church, and we would always get excited.

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Speaker 7: And not because we were happy to get some nice clothes. No,

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Speaker 7: it was because we knew it was time to get

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Speaker 7: ready and go to Grandma's soon. Christmas at Grandma's was

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Speaker 7: the best. Everyone was there, all my aunts, uncles, and cousins,

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Speaker 7: and they would be dressed up too, and they were

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Speaker 7: happy to see you. Now, my grandma only lived three

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Speaker 7: Now Dad would pull up and let Mom out in

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Speaker 7: My grandma would have the biggest smile on her face,

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Speaker 7: probably because I was her favorite.

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Speaker 3: It's a fact. Everyone knew it.

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Speaker 7: Everyone knew that I was the favorite, but a little

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Speaker 7: Besides the warm welcome, the smell of Grandma's house was amazing,

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Speaker 7: excited to give it to her. He rapped it all

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Speaker 7: He had grown up on a farm during the depression

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Speaker 7: You see, Grandpa thought that that extinguisher was a sign

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Speaker 7: Grandpa sold the house fifteen years later. It was a

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Speaker 7: But I still carry with me the greatest gift that

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Speaker 7: I have ever received, a Grandma's house, the love that

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Speaker 2: That love is what I bring.

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Speaker 7: With me as I make the rounds this Christmas. The

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Speaker 2: Families with their own.

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Speaker 7: That love has endured longer than any material gift ever

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Speaker 6: I'll bet you we've got ten thounds, sweet little ladies

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Speaker 2: Cold and enjoy. Michael Verry Show the Christmas Song.

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Speaker 6: That's actually the title commonly subtitled Chestnuts Roasting on an

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Speaker 6: open fire, because that's how we know it. It was

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Speaker 6: originally subtitled and Merry Christmas to you, So it was

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Speaker 6: originally the Christmas song with the subtitle Merry Christmas to you,

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Speaker 6: but now it's come to be known as the Christmas

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Speaker 6: song subtitled Chestnuts Wrote on an open file May classic

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Speaker 6: Christmas song written in nineteen forty five by Robert Wells

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Speaker 6: song was written in July during a blistering hot summer,

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Speaker 2: According to bm I, that's where the royals pay.

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Speaker 6: The Christmas Song or Chestnuts Roasting on an open fire

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Speaker 6: is the most performed Christmas song of all time.

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Speaker 6: I saw a spiral pad on Robert Wells piano with

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Speaker 2: Mini Ty wrote all the music in some of the lyrics.

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Speaker 6: That was in nineteen forty five. That King Cole's nineteen

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Speaker 6: This next song was released on the Andy Williams Christmas

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Speaker 2: However, it wasn't released as a single.

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Speaker 5: Those holidays agreed, he was in gay happy meetings.

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Speaker 5: There'll be parties for hosting mar spells, for toasting.

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Speaker 6: It starts with him singing it as his younger self.

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Speaker 6: It was then morphs into an adult Brad Paisley, and

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Speaker 2: Of cool, even.

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Speaker 10: Born and then made to bring.

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Speaker 8: So little bit, you know what you'll do.

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Speaker 6: In fact, that kind of reminds me of Travis Thibodeaux Christmas,

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Speaker 6: I think he was twelve years old singing with his

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Speaker 6: That time run perhaps the best song of the bunch.

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Speaker 2: He is the one I chose. It's my favorite day.

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Speaker 2: It's called mister Heat.

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Speaker 9: Nice harm.

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Speaker 11: Christmas Carden song time.

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Speaker 8: Mister hundred line, I.

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Speaker 6: McLean's pick is by a musical genius, Ray Charles. You

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Speaker 2: It's the spirit.

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Speaker 5: Christmas is the time movie be with the ones we love,

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Speaker 5: Watching the wandry Love.

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Speaker 6: A Christmas classic My Old Blue Eyes Frank Sinatra. It

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Speaker 2: Me in Saint Louis.

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Speaker 6: Sinatra sang the song later with reworked lyrics and it's abduce.

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Speaker 5: Have your self a merry little Christmas.

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Speaker 2: Let your heart line from no.

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Speaker 8: Make the mule tide game.

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Speaker 2: Happy golden days.

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Speaker 10: This is the Michael Berry Show, Locked and loaded, Loaded.

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Speaker 2: This next one took it to the next level.

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Speaker 6: This was a parody featuring the fictitious hood Rat Airlines

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Speaker 12: That's why here at Hoodrat Airlines, we're always happy to

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Speaker 2: Study it out, You've got a dirty ruse.

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Speaker 6: Remember when Joe Biden was ushered around by the Easter Bunny. Well,

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Speaker 3: Yes, I was in the bunny costume that day at

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Speaker 3: And later when he tried to talk about Pakistan with

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Speaker 3: the code word Lansbury. See Lansbury is the code we

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Speaker 6: Forward New Orleans.

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Speaker 4: Hello, it's me LaToya Cantrail, the Mayor of New Orleans.

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Speaker 4: I just wanted to clean some things up for gotten.

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Speaker 4: My non profitabook organization called Forward Together New Orleans and

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Speaker 4: That's why I named everything I do forward together, New

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Speaker 4: when George Foreman name all his children George, not once.

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Speaker 2: Some people say that I'm cooking, they round.

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Speaker 4: Some people say that I'm making myself rich.

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Speaker 8: They round.

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Speaker 2: Some people say that I'm a nightmare. But I'm here

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Speaker 4: You that I'm a mayor during the daytime, too loud, Jesus,

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Speaker 4: I'm the toy of the destroyer. Peace y'all into your

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Speaker 5: Arrest me or take me to Texas so talk Mandy gets.

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Speaker 3: Out of this state.

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Speaker 6: A visit from Saint Nicholas, or as you more commonly

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Speaker 6: Actual poem is called a Visit from Saint Nicholas. The

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Speaker 6: It has come to be known as twas the Night

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Speaker 6: The actual name of it is a visit from Saint Okay,

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Speaker 6: Most people probably did not know that, all right, So

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Speaker 6: The original title was not a visit from Saint Nicholas.

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Speaker 6: The original title, I believe was account of a visit

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Speaker 6: It was later attributed to Clement Clark Moore, who fourteen

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Speaker 6: On the night of Christmas, a family is settling down

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Speaker 14: Plums danced in their heads. And Mom and her kerchief

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Speaker 9: Had just settled down for a long.

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Speaker 9: Knew in a moment that it must be seeing Nick.

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Speaker 9: Sleigh full of toys, and looked at Saint Nicholas too.

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Speaker 9: Saint Nicholas came with a man.

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Speaker 14: He was dressed all in firm from his head to

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Speaker 14: Twinkled, his dipples high merry. His cheeks were like roses,

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Speaker 9: He laughed, like a bowl full of jelly.

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Speaker 11: He was chubby and plump, all right, jolly old off.

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Speaker 9: And I laughed when I saw him in spite of myself.

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Speaker 14: A wink of his eye, a twist of his head.

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Speaker 14: Soon he gave me to know I had nothing to dread.

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Speaker 14: He spoke not a word, but went straight to his

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Speaker 14: work and filled all the stockings. And he turned with

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Speaker 14: a jerk, laying his finger aside of his nose and

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Speaker 14: giving a nod up the chimney.

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Speaker 9: He rose, He.

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Speaker 14: Sprang to his sleigh, to his team, gave a whistle,

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Speaker 14: and away they all flew.

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Speaker 9: Like the dawn.

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Speaker 2: But this.

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Speaker 9: That I heard him explain before he drove it out

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Speaker 9: of sight.

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Speaker 13: Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.

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Speaker 13: I'm charnye, Daniels. We all know what Christmas is about.

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Speaker 13: Twas the night before Christmas is a fun forum, but

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Speaker 13: it's really about the birth of the Savior, man.

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Speaker 9: Kind of Jesus Christ. We wish you a very very

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Speaker 9: merry Christmas. Allow of the spooks. You have charted English fans.

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Speaker 9: God bless