Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Vibra-aging castings, 9 percent.
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By the way, Smith, l seem to have run out
of razor blades for some reason.

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You wouldn't happen to have any spare,
would you?

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l'm sorry, brother. l'm on the last one.
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Bandages, 9 percent.
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In 1983, Oceania's coal output...
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reached 630 million tons.
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In 1976, coal output was 605 million tons...
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an increase of 4. 1 percent.
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5.3 million tractors were produced...
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an increase of 17.6 percent.
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6. 1 million trucks...
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l wanted to ask you if you've got
any razor blades?

:13:39
l've tried all over the place.
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l've been using the same one for six weeks.
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...a staggering increase of 93.4 percent.
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Did you see the prisoners
hanged yesterday?

:13:51
No, l was working.
But l shall see it on the screens.

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You'll pick up the gin on the way?
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l'll have two.
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2.9 million Airstrip One
Mark 5 submachine guns...

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3. 1 million Grenville gas-operated
light machine guns...

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Give me a gin.
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2.2 million .5 Victory
recoil-operated heavy machine guns...

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6 million rifle grenades...
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9 million Perry pineapple pin grenades...
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and 1.4 million lightweight...
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spigot-launching,
anti-tank rocket projectors.

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Food production is also up...
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-How's the Newspeak Committee?
-Working overtime.

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...butter, 2 percent, milk, 6 percent.
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Plusbig waste is in adjectives.
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Plusbig problem is timing the language
to scientific advance.


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