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Some of us have a theory
that he might have been
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a president of the United States,
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but that he did something horrendous,
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so that all records,
everything, was wiped out about him.
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There is nothing in history books,
there are no pictures on stamps...
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Yes, he was president.
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But whenever he left the White House, the
Secret Service counted the silverware.
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Thank you very much, Jimmy.
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From the beginning, Muhammad Ali's
career was marred by controversy
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and, who knows, it may have ended
last Saturday in the very same way.
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From the...
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At first we didn't know what this was,
but we've developed a theory.
:16:41
We feel that when citizens in your society
were guilty of a crime against the state,
:16:45
they were forced to watch this.
:16:47
..the way it began - March of 1964.
That's where...
:16:51
Yes, that's exactly what that was.
:16:58
- Would you like some more?
- This tastes awful.
:17:01
I could have made a fortune selling it.
:17:03
Janis, some more for Mr Monroe.
:17:14
Certainly, sir.
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- Are you thirsty, Mr Monroe?
- Me? No. No, thank you.
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Of course.
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- These robots are uncanny.
- They're one of our biggest industries.
:17:25
Far more sophisticated than previously
manufactured labour-saving devices.
:17:30
They're alert, they respond. I've gone out
with girls with less movement than that.
:17:35
Watch this. Janis, come here.
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Yes, Dr Orva. May I be of service to you?
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Tell us about yourself.
:17:46
My name is Janis 414.
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I'm a domestic service menial
of the 400 Series.
:17:52
I can cook, clean,
I am a butler, a gardener and chauffeur.
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I have been programmed to respond to
a complex series of domestic commands.