Nineteen Eighty-Four
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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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lt's a beautiful thing,
the destruction of words.

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You won't have seen the Dictionary,
10th edition yet, Smith?

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lt's that thick.
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The 1 1th edition will be that thick.
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So the Revolution will be complete
when the language is perfect.

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The secret's to move from translation,
to direct thought, to automatic response.

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No need for self-discipline.
Language coming from here, not from here.

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Excuse me for intruding.
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You're saying that we'll be rid of
the last vestiges of Goldsteinism...

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when the language has been cleaned.
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-l couldn't agree with you more, brother.
-Absolutely.

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Praise be to our leader
and the Party workers!

:15:54
Other munitions production figures
are as follows.

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70,000 M-20 tank destroyers...

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