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Doctor Who (2005) - S12E04 Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror
1.8s
Now, that has been around for ages.
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My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (2010) - S05E03 Animation
2.4s
Oh, has it been that obvious?
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Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014)
2.3s
Mr. Attinger has been here for 25.
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Bridgerton (2020) - S01E03 Art of the Swoon
2.2s
-Marina has been in here for ages, Mama! -Out. Out.
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Riverdale (2017) - S05E09 Chapter Eighty-Five: Destroyer
1.5s
has been here for decades.
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Green Book
1.6s
Is that a molar?
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Sliders (1995) - S01E01 Pilot
2.7s
Has that always been here?
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Veep (2012) - S04E06 Storms and Pancakes
2.9s
Well, obviously there has been some sort of mistake here
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The Spoils of Babylon (2014) - S01E05 The Age of the Bastard
2s
has been for your approval.
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Doctor Who (2005) - S10E02 Smile
2.3s
The question. We've been here for ages.
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Anger Management (2003)
3.4s
Obviously, anger management has been a complete failure for you.
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Please Like Me (2013) - S04E04 Degustation
1.6s
that's been ageing for 13 months.
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Back to the Future Part II (1989)
3.3s
Obviously, the time continuum has been disrupted...
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Willow (2022) - S01E08 Children of the Wyrm
2.1s
Obviously. Airk has always been pretty gullible.
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Madam Secretary (2014) - S03E21 The Seventh Floor
2.1s
Obviously, Congressman Baskin has been into it
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The Simpsons (1989) - S04E16 Comedy
3.8s
We'll answer the question that has been plaguing scientists for ages: