A Christmas Story
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It's indescribably beautiful.
It reminds me of the Fourth of July!

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Turn off all the lights.
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I wanna see what it looks like
from the street.

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- I'll go get the dining room.
- Couldn't we talk this over?

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Move it a little bit to the right.
A little that way.

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Just a little... More to the right.
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Yeah. More. That's it. No, stop!
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Right there. That's wonderful.
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Parker, what is that?
:32:47
Don't bother me now.
Can't you see I'm busy?

:32:49
- Yeah, but what is that?
- It's a major award.

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A major award?
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Shucks, I wouldn't have known that.
It looks like a lamp.

:32:58
It is a lamp, you nincompoop.
But it's a major award.

:33:01
I won it.
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- Damn, hell, you say you won it?
- Yeah.

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Mind power, Sweed, mind power.
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The entire neighborhood was turned on.
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You should see what it looks like
from out here!

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It could be seen
up and down Cleveland Street.

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The symbol of the old man's victory.
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Yeah, he won that. It's a major award.
:33:22
Isn't it about time
for somebody's favorite radio program?

:33:27
Holy smokes, it was 6:45.
:33:29
Only one thing that
could've dragged me away...

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from the soft glow of electric sex
gleaming in the window.

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Kids, it's Little Orphan Annie time.
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Brought to you by rich, chocolaty Ovaltine.
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I could still taste it.
:33:57
Hey, you turned the light off!

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