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l do a lot for you, don't l?
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Yeah.
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The cops are making some serious
wrong accusations here.
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You know? l mean, l just. . . .
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-l need your help.
-All right.
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Will you help me? Cool. All right.
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Enter!
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Miss Jones.
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Can l talk to you for a moment?
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Well, as we all know,
the campus is abuzz. . .
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. . .with the news of Naomi Preston's
untimely demise.
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Now there's a juicy story.
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A girl is raped by her boyfriend.
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He's arrested, and she can't
take the pressure. . .
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. . .so she drinks herself to death
with sleeping pills. . .
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. . .or something tawdry and useless.
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lt's a real shocker.
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We've all been having
quite a time with it.
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You'll love this, because today we'll
talk about the genesis of these tales.
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Where they get started,
why they get started.
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Mr. Webb.
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Perhaps you have some insights.
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How do these stories get going?
1:10:30
l don't know. They just happen.
1:10:33
They just happen?
ls that the best you can do, Webb?
1:10:36
Lives are ruined, the campus is in
an uproar, and all you can say is:
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"Shit happens"? l have to say,
usually you're a little more glib.
1:10:43
All that deep theory about. . .
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. . .the Bible and human nature
and "Gossip is fun. "
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Usually you have plenty to say.
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l'd think you'd be proud of your
accomplishment, even brag about it.
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l don't know what
you're talking about.
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So what you're saying
is he made it up.