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Three Thousand Years of Longing
3.3s
Yes. I'm familiar with the concept.
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Runaways (2017) - S03E03 Lord of Lies
1.8s
Not a concept I'm familiar with.
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Shadow and Bone (2021) - S01E03 The Making at the Heart of the World
1.6s
Not familiar with the concept.
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Community (2009) - S01E06 Football, Feminism and You
1.9s
I'm familiar with the concept. I'm just... fine.
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Prometheus
1.9s
Not a concept l'm familiar with.
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Runaways (2017) - S02E02 Radio On
2.5s
Oh, he's not familiar with the concept.
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Jurassic Park
2.7s
aren't familiar with the concept of attraction.
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Bob's Burgers (2011) - S09E03 Tweentrepreneurs
2.1s
Depends. Are you familiar with the concept
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S13E14 Romance
2s
But you're rather familiar with the concept
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Manifest (2018) - S04E04 Go-Around
2.8s
but I'm assuming you're familiar with the concept of leverage?
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Sherlock (2010) - S04E01 Drama
2.4s
Hmm, maybe it's because I'm not familiar with the concept.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013) - S02E08 Crime
4.5s
A concept you should become familiar with.
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Red Notice
2.8s
You're familiar with that concept, aren't you?
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Moonlighting (1985) - S05E01 A Womb with a View
2.1s
You are familiar with the concept of birth.
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Welcome To Flatch (2022) - S01E05 That Old Flatch Magic
4.4s
are you familiar with the concept of vaping?
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E09 Rubicon
4.7s
Are you familiar with the concept "expected utility"?