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in the little blue book that--
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Further.
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l'm sorry?
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Don't.
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You said my skills extend ''farther''
than the basketball court.
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''Farther'' relates to distance.
''Further'' is a definition of degree.
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-You should have said ''further.''
-Are you challenging me, Mr. Wallace?
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No more than you challenged Coleridge.
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Perhaps the challenge
should have been directed elsewhere.
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''lt is a melancholy truth that even--''
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''--great men have poor relations.''
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Dickens.
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''You will hear the beat of--''
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Kipling.
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-''All great truths begin--''
-Shaw.
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-''Man is the only animal--''
-''--that blushes...
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''...or needs to.''
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lt's Mark Twain.
Come on, Professor Crawford--
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Get out!
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Get out.
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Yeah. l'll get out.
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-Leave it alone.
-Hold on, please.
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So they kick you out
if you know something here?
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You don't know what Crawford will do.
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You're right about that.
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Jamal!
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-Do you think you should apologize?
-No.
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-Do you?
-No.
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You did nothing wrong.
Just beat him at his own game.
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But...
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...it would be a good time
to be careful.
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Careful? Careful about what?
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You have a gift that will allow you to
do remarkable things with your life.