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hello everybody welcome to another night in river science in this program we're going to talk about

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alexander graham he was the inventor of the phone he was born in in scotland in 1847

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now we live with our friends lydia and alba they are going to interview graham belt we are going

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I want to take you to the past when Graham Bell invented the phone.

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You drank my coffee!

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We are in the house of Alexander Graham Bell.

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We are going to interview Graham Bell.

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Hi Alexander.

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How did you come up with the idea of the phone?

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Well, one day I wanted to talk to my friend and I didn't want to send him a letter.

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So I invented the phone.

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Oh, this is a very interesting idea.

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You are a very good narrator.

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Today is more modern.

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Yes, but if you had not invented, you could not communicate with us.

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Yes, it's now, but today you have a modern phone.

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It's your idea. I know what is worth to take away.

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It was a pleasure to talk for you, but I have to go.

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They were waiting for me.

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Bye.

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Bye.

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Bye.

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Do not leave us. We are going to leave you with an advert.

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And now we leave you with an advert. Ciao!

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Do you need a phone to communicate?

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Yes, because if you don't have a phone you can't communicate with your friends or with your family.

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But if you have a phone it's very important.

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And now we'll leave you with another invento.

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Go Calas!

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Go Calas at 6, 7, 8, 4, 5, 3, 2, 1, 0!

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Bye!

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Welcome to the River Science on One More Night!

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Hello ladies and gents, welcome to this program.

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In this program we are going to talk about Mary Anderson.

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Mary Anderson was born on the 19th of February in 1866 in the USA and died on the 27th of June in 1953.

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And did you know that Mary Anderson died at the age of 96?

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Wow, I didn't know that! And she said, of sodium, it is fish.

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In 1903, Marianne Lesson invented the windscreen wiper.

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And we will study this invention in the transports.

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The windscreen wipers are important because when it rains, you can't see with the water.

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And now we are going to leave you with our friend Iván.

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In this interview we are with Mary Anderson, the creator of the windscreen wipers.

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Today we are going to talk about the invention of Mary Anderson.

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Well, Mary Anderson, why did you create this invention?

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It's because when I was little my father died because he wanted to clean the windscreen

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and well, he didn't know how it was cleaned.

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Oh, it's very sad. I'm sorry for your loss.

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Don't cry, my father also died.

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Now that you are calm, what was the idea behind this invention?

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That people didn't go out of their car window and scream, like it happens to my father.

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Okay, I understand. Did you bring something to show us?

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Yes, this.

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Oh, thanks, Mary Anderson. And now they are dead.

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Yeah.

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Mary Anderson invented the windscreen wiper, but this is special.

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They are very good. They have five stars and they don't break.

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Life super clean, robots are more things.

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They save people and you can show.

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This is why One Pet was invented in 2021.

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Buy it now!

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Hello ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another night in Rubber Science.

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In this program we are going to talk about the invention of Nikola Tesla.

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Do you know who is he?

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No, I don't.

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Ok, so we are going to talk about him.

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What did he invent?

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He invented many things and he investigated magnetism and electricity.

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Oh, it's very interesting.

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I'm so elated with an interview with Tesla.

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Today we are going to talk about your invention.

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Oh, I'm very excited.

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What did you invent?

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I invent many things like the altering current.

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Interesting. Something more you want to say?

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Yes, I think the electricity is so important for the world.

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Yes, without electricity the world wouldn't be the same.

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I know it. Look, in my hand I have the Tesla coin.

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Oh, it's scary.

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Other people tell me the same.

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In a moment, we come back.

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This is an amazing electric car of Tesla.

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Yes, it is.

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It is very expensive.

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Yes, but now it's nice.

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Yes.

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Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to another night of River Science.

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In this program, we are going to talk about Hedy Lamarr.

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She was the inventor of the Wi-Fi.

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She was born in Austria in 1914.

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Did you know that she was a Hollywood actress?

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Amazing!

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Now we leave you with our friend Bella.

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We are going to take you to the past where she invented the Wi-Fi.

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Hello, I am in the park of a famous restaurant in Austria.

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I am looking for Hedy Lamarr.

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Are you Hedy Lamarr?

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No, sorry, I am not Hedy Lamarr.

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Have you seen Hedy Lamarr?

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No, no, sorry.

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And you?

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Yes, she is in the bagel, thanks.

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Hello, are you Hedy Lamarr?

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Yes, I'm the famous Hedy Lamarr.

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How are you?

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I'm fine, and you?

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I'm fine, thanks.

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What did you invent?

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I invented the Wi-Fi and I am a movie actress.

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Amazing!

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Oh, thanks!

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How did you come up with that idea?

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It occurred to me during a chat with my neighbours and the team in the summer of 1914.

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Oh, thanks! Bye bye! We leave you with the adverts!

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Because I have a new router LR4000 with free wifi!

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another night in River Science.

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In this night, we are going to do an interview with Thomas Edison.

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Denisa, do you know who is he?

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No, I don't. We are going to send you to the past with him and do an interview with him.

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Yes, we are going to.

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Let's go.

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In this interview we are with Thomas Alva Eriksson, the creator of the light bulb.

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Today we are going to talk about the invention of the light bulb.

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Well, Thomas, when did you invent the light bulb?

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It is very difficult to say, so I will say that later.

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Okay, today we are going to talk about your invention.

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Oh, I am very excited!

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Okay, why did you invent that?

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I invented that because in my times people couldn't see a thing, and the fire of the candles was very dangerous.

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And I thought, I have to create a thing that makes light and is not dangerous.

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And then you have the idea of the lipbalm?

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Yes.

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Okay, you miss the candles?

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A little bit.

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Did you have the idea of the different color of the lipbalm?

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No, I didn't. But it's a great idea. Maybe in the future.

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Okay.

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With...

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Okay. With this we are finished.

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Bye bye.

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We come back. Did you like it, ladies and gentlemen?

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Yes!

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Now it's time for an advert break.

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It's made by

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Thomas Edison.

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It's invented in France in 2021.

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It's controlled with

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the eyes and with the hair.

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If you communicate with

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it only costs 56 euros.

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Hello everybody and welcome to another night in River Science.

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In this programme we are going to talk about Stephanie Florey.

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She is a girl. She got sore hair and she invented the clever.

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Now we leave you with our friend Daniela.

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We are going to take you to the past when Stephanie Florey invented the clever.

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In this interview we are Daniela and Martín.

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Today we are going to talk about the invention of Stephanie Florek.

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Hello Stephanie, how are you?

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Hello, I'm very happy.

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Okay, today we are going to talk about your invention.

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Oh, I'm very excited. Well, I invented a material that is called Kevlar.

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What is it used for?

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for? Imperial assistant. It's used for fire. When did you invent it? In 1965. Thank you. Bye, Stephanie. Bye.

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Bye. Alberto, go to Sarah. Daniela, finish the job. Okay. Oops.

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I don't scream because I use Kevlar

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Radish

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You've got a friend in me

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When the road looks

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Rough ahead

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And you're miles and miles

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From your nice warm bed

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You just remember

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what your past is boy you got a friend in me yeah you've got a friend in me

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you got a friend in me

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you got a friend in me you got trouble and i got them too there isn't anything i wouldn't do for

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We stick together to see it through

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Cause you've got a friend in me

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You've got a friend in me

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Some of the folks might be a little bit smarter than I am

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Big and strong too

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Maybe, but none of them will ever love you the way I do

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It's me and you, boy

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And as the years go by

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A friendship will never die

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You're gonna see it's our destiny

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You got a friend in me

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You got a friend in me

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We're going to another program in Rivers...

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No, I'm not going to say it again.

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In this program.

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Okay, thank you.

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Bye!

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Please don't change your hand for 3 seconds

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Laura suddenly says I have A

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Teacher Jose.

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Hi teacher, don't cry.

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Hello.

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Bye.

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Bye.

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That's all for today, bye.

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Talk no more!

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Cut, cut, cut

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I want to go out!!

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PLEASE!

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Our student is not here!

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NO!

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PLEASE!

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PAPI!

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OUCH!

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TAKE PARTY!

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ACTION!

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PLEASE!

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I'm going to start!

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Try to open your mouth a little bit.

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Do it the same way.

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OKAY!

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Today we are going to dance!

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NO!

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PAPI IS IT!

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WHO'S IS IT?

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WHO'S IS IT?

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WHO'S IS IT?

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PAPI IS IT!

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NO!

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It's my puppy, it's my puppy, it's your puppy, it's their puppy, it's their puppy, whose puppy is it?