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Clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - The Loss (S04E04)

"Let's try turning up the volume."
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"Increase the intensity, Mr. Data."
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"They're slowing."
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"Graviton wake field is collapsing."
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"Mr. La Forge, get us out of here."
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"With pleasure, sir."
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"The beings have resumed their course into the string."
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"Three seconds to impact."
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"It's all right."
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"They're home."
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"The cosmic string was never dangerous to them."
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"It was the one place in the galaxy they most wanted to be."
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"Deanna?"
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"When we first encountered them, it must have been more"
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"than my senses could process."
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"A short circuit."
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"Something like that."
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"Oh, Beverly..."
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"Apology accepted."
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"Therapists are always the worst patients."
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"Except for doctors, of course."
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"I was so awful to her."
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"Well, you were just being human."
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"I never fully appreciated how difficult..."
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"and how rewarding it is... to be human."
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"But I had a lot of help."
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"Now, is that Counselor position still open aboard ship?"
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"I just thought I'd ask."
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"Better hours."
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"And you..."
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"Thank you for making me face my other half."
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"Frightening, wasn't it?"
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"A little."
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"There is something to be learned"
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"when you're not in control of every situation."
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"Welcome to the human race."
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"By the way, the next time you call me "aristocratic...""
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"But I feel fine."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"I have completed another full scan of the area, sir."
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"Aye, sir."
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"One-half impulse."
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"Full impulse."
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"Same heading, same speed."
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"I've got a Sick Bay filled with headaches."
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"There's no indication of a concussion"
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"Unknown."
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"I was skin-diving off the coral reefs at Bracas V."
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"How do you people live like this?"
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"Engaging impulse engines now."
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"Perhaps these movements, themselves"
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"so I'm going to talk to Picard about it."
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"that I have other abilities to draw on..."
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"It's much harder than you think."
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"Magnify."
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"And us right along with it."
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"Three... two... one."
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"Three... two... one."
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"Oh, I'm sorry."
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"Sit down, please."
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"Activate the ship's stabilizers."
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"Such overwhelming intensity of emotion."
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"Will I see you tomorrow?"
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"If our positions were reversed"
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"Trying to isolate."
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"I think so."
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"through the universal translator."
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"to boldly go where no one has gone before."
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"I'll see what I can do to regenerate those cells"
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"Oh, please."
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"It would be nice to have a nice office, too."
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"I'm real."
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"after years of experience."
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"Yes, Commander."
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"Human intuition and instinct are not always right"
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"we can know for certain, Counselor."
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"I was so glad that this nonsense was finally over."
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"when I calculate a lengthy time interval"
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"Engage."
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"You may understand it"
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"I may be perfectly fine tomorrow."
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"Fascinating."
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"Isn't it?"
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"Are you really getting used to it?"
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"across the entire electromagnetic"
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"How are you?"
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"I was feeling intense pain."
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"Excuse me."
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