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Elementary » Season 1 » Possibility Two
00:43:17
Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Jon Michael Hill
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Nouns
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angiopathy
Have you ever heard of hereditary cerebral amyloid angiopathy?
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blackmailer
career blackmailer, general blackguard.
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3)
incongruity
but you did notice the incongruity of the scuff marks.
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4)
spatter
Well, the spatter on the floor
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5)
mutagen
This is a mutagen that targets the stretch of the genome
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vestige
You'd think corporate science would maintain some vestige of dignity.
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emollient
- They use only the gentlest emollient. - Really?
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8)
geneticist
And I've consulted with some of the top geneticist
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9)
scuff
Judging from the scuff marks on the concrete,
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10)
philanthropist
from wealthy philanthropist coming down with CAA
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11)
fjord
And Norway has fjord and glaciers,
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12)
felon
You're a convicted felon. We got a sample on file.
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13)
alibi
GREGSON: You don't have an alibi.
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14)
blackmail
taking blackmail shots of one of your neighbors?
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15)
bullpen
Hey, I caught most of the Reeves stuff from the bullpen,
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16)
delusion
And maybe it is a delusion,
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17)
gambit
Not a bad gambit, Watson, though a hair sample would be better.
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18)
patriarch
The Lincoln family's patriarch is James Lincoln.
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19)
chauffeur
I'm not talking about the murder of his chauffeur.
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20)
burglar
Would you like to talk to the burglar?
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21)
brownie
I signed up for her study to get brownie points with the parole board.
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22)
mink
I'm only asking because, uh, that mink coat
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hydrocarbon
It's a man-made chemical from the polycyclic hydrocarbon family.
Verbs
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burgle
who burgle the home of its owner while they're out.
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2)
countersign
countersign by both parties.
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3)
lurk
He saw this fellow lurk around, followed him.
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4)
deduce
That dry cleaner you sent me to, you deduce what they were up to.
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5)
delve
I've been delving into our magnificent seven geneticists
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6)
unpack
I was unpack the dry cleaning. There was a mishap.
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7)
amaze
Jerry was amaze by this.
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8)
embark
we are now embark on a quite unusual domestic partnership,
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9)
plow
And why are you plow these fields?
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10)
stricken
What if there was a third person stricken?
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11)
inherit
CAA is inherit. You can't just give it to somebody.
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12)
decode
If I haven't decode this thing by morning,
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discourage
Didn't fail. Not discourage.
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14)
stab
indicate that she was facing away from the portrait when she was stab.
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15)
sew
This man's patches were recently sew on.
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16)
decorate
Brian Watt is a decorate physician. He has a sterling reputation.
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isolate
the gene that she isolate in her research, just being thorough.
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18)
admire
Watson, I admire your enthusiasm. I have no idea what you're on about.
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19)
assemble
All assemble agree that technology has advanced to the point
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20)
diagnose
You diagnose his condition.
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induce
which induce his CAA.
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insist
But Mr. Lydon insist that geneticists,
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specialize
He runs a lab in Oslo which specialize in the study
Adverbs
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romantically
You were romantically involved with your genetics instructor.
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publically
which means it's publically funded,
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interestingly
And interestingly, his loan papers were cosigned by one Carter Lydon.
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4)
slick
Carter, like many people who slick their hair back,
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extensively
Your lab has researched the disease extensively. Is it?
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seemingly
three seemingly unconnected strangers?
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technically
assure him that it is technically possible.
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8)
adequately
Kudos, Watson. Adequately done.
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incredibly
I mean, CAA is incredibly rare, but that could be just a coincidence.
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10)
sufficiently
for the molecular formula when I'm sufficiently warm to do so.
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nowhere
I can't prove that it didn't happen. I get absolutely nowhere looking into it.
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wherever
When they're your clothes, go wherever you like.
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legally
He was declared legally incompetent this morning.
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somewhere
Well, keep staring at the wall. I sure it's hiding in there somewhere.
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obviously
Obviously this is a rendering of a molecule,
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apparently
Apparently the family's keeping shtum, but read the list of grants.
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possibly
How could you possibly know that?
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18)
twice
who then fired twice and then ran.
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absolutely
I can't prove that it didn't happen. I get absolutely nowhere looking into it.
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truly
I really am truly sorry, and I wish you the best of luck.
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certainly
Certainly seems possible.
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exactly
And I own exactly 16 forks.
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immediately
- I did it! - Close that door immediately!
Adjectives
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unimpressive
Fairly unimpressive as far as bribes go.
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banal
no matter how seemingly banal, has the potential to contain multitudes.
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unconnected
we'll send it to someone unconnected with the case.
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incurable
She called me an incurable sociopath.
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utilitarian
But, uh, Jeremy Bentham is a utilitarian philosopher.
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unheard
Not unheard of, but also an investigative dead end.
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agreeable
I shall clean our refrigerator once monthly. Agreeable?
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incompetent
He was declared legally incompetent this morning.
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lucid
I sit before you a lucid man.
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plausible
Oh, I take it back. Your version sounds much more plausible.
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scandinavian
- He looks very Scandinavian. - He does.
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inclined
I'm inclined to explore further.
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investigative
Not unheard of, but also an investigative dead end.
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shocking
- We think she was right. - That's shocking.
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exquisite
Solitary bee famed for building exquisite nests from flower petals.
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cerebral
Have you ever heard of hereditary cerebral amyloid angiopathy?
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ridiculous
This is ridiculous. Single stick is your hobby.
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deceased
Here we have two deceased gentlemen,
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promising
Our most promising suspect at the moment is Lydon's son, Carter.
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magnificent
I've been delving into our magnificent seven geneticists
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charming
but I find them charming.
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fascinating
That should be a fascinating day's work.
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keen
with the keen eye of the true detective.
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