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Unless it's followed by...
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The double bars indicate an elongated 's' sound.
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And the inverted 't' means to hold the 'z'.
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Unless?
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Unless it's followed by three wavy lines, in which case, the 'z'
becomes a 'b'.
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Exactly.
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Oh, what a language.
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But, you spell 'knife' with a 'k'.
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I spell 'knife' with an 'n'. But I never could spell.
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Well, this is an insect mind, sir.
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My mind is barely working.
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Take a break.
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P: |
No, no. I want to go over this again.
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You could be over-preparing. You've been looking forward to the
upgrade of the holodeck. You have the time. Captain, you need the diversion.
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Dixon Hill.
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The program's installed and waiting.
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Very funny, Dix. What did you do? Lose another bet?
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I'm sorry. I don't understand.
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The bellboy suit. Are you moonlighting at the Fairmont?
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The uniform. Oh. It's totally inappropriate. I should've changed.
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Detective Bell, your cop friend MacNary's new partner was here nosing
around. And if he'd seen you in those threads, he'd have had you
sent to the funny farm. Mr. Leech called twice. And there's a lady named
Bradley waiting in your office. Nice legs. Not you, her! Got a hot date
with my fella. See you in the morning. Ha, ha, ha.
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