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| Thank goodness (and her) for that. |
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| I've always thought it odd that I am both her object and her subject. |
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| When she talks of the 'place' that'll do it, just think of a gleaming, modern medical facility, OK? Not a dirty garage filled with rusty tools. It'll be easier that way. |
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| Thank goodness for the invention of electricity - it's a great way to save labour, or induce it depending on who's holding the zapper. |
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| One day your luck might run out. |