65 MILLION

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We had asked for $ 65 million , and the $65 million would have brought us back to fiscal '08.

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Er, about 65 million years,
actually.

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- 65 million worth.
- That's the problem.

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There are 65 million self-identified evangelicals.

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OH, MY 65-MILLION-YEAR-OLD
FRIEND. | OH, MY 65-MILLION-YEAR-OLD
FRIEND.

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You have 65 million three inches from you.

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what are we gonna do
with 65 million simoleons?

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Check for 65 million euro's!
You forged Massimo's signature!

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In June 1950,
Israel had about 65 million dollars.

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Yeah, it's a bit outdated
by about 65 million years.

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We have approximately 65 million pieces
of art in our collection.

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It's one big asteroid plummeting through space 65 million years ago.

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Dinosaur bones found in the ground
from 65 million years ago.

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You are allowed to shoot anything
that was allowed 65 million years ago.

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I got a meeting with a man
that's gonna give me $ 65 million .

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A PLANETARY DISASTER STOPPED
THE DINOSAURS IN THEIR TRACKS 65 MILLION YEARS AGO.

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[Joey] You think someone
who has 65 million dollars is going to 1 OAK?

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Well, it's a foundation
with 65 million in assets and you only met once?

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[Charlotte] The idea that life on earth
existed 65 million years ago... It's humbling.

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You offer him $ 65 million for the blues, then make excuses to delay
the transaction.

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You're not
buying a 65-million-dollar house if you're consistently going to any club. | You're not
buying a 65-million-dollar house if you're consistently going to any club.

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A guard on a night patrol found that the famous ¥65 65 million iamond
R'lyeh was missing.

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And in their lawsuit       
          with Aaron Westrick and the United States       
              government, they paid over          
          $65 million dollars. | And in their lawsuit       
 ...

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-From 1997 to 2000, WCW went from making
$125 million a year to losing $ 65 million a year.

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Goodbye, my friend. I'll see you
in 65 million years and two minutes. Um, hello? Anybody here? Oh, what up?

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A chance to watch Amelia
launch a $ 65 million jet off the deck of a carrier,
why, that's a big story.

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The theme park itself,
right now, we're estimating about $ 65 million to rebuild it, compared to
a brand-new theme park.

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Narrator: ON THE HARRIS AND
BOLAN RANCHES IN WYOMING, JAKE AND AARON
HAVE JUST EXTRACTED A 65-MILLION-YEAR-OLD TREASURE. | Narrator: ON THE HARRIS AND
BOLAN RANCHES IN WYOMING, JAKE AND AARON
HAVE JUS...

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And what I'm just learning here is that there are 65 million girls around the world that don't get that opportunity.

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Dr. Alan Grant:
T-Rex doesn't want to be fed. He wants to hunt. Can't just suppress 65 million years of gut instinct.

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Let me be clear on this,
the last time we had an extinction event
of this magnitude, was 65 million years ago.

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And we now have an opportunity,
with this house, selling at $ 65 million , to give one of you guys
an additional $1,300,000.

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Uh… [chuckles nervously] Dudes. I've seen a lot of wild stuff
in my 65 65 million ears, but this is way over the top.

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Narrator: 65 MILLION YEARS AGO, SOFT MUD AND SAND PERFECTLY
ENTOMBED THE SACRUM LIKE A PLASTER MOLD.
THAT MUD HAS SINCE BECOME ROCK.

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happened that caused almost total annihilation
of Earth life, including the wipeout of the
dinosaurs 65 million years ago.

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Their reign came to an abrupt end 65 million years ago when an enormous meteor
smashed into the Earth, extinguishing over 70% of life.

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Clues to the mystery
can be found by studying what New Zealand was like 65 million years ago, immediately after the dinosaurs
were driven to extinction.

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Each band of stone marks
a changing geography Stretching back 65 million years, To a time when this was a
tropical swamp on an inland sea.

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You know, this has gone
way too far. But soon, my associates
and I will have $ 65 million and we won't have a reason
to kill you.

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BUT IT'S ONE OF THE COOLEST
FEELINGS IN THE WORLD TO UNCOVER A BONE THAT IS 65 MILLION YEARS OLD, AND YOU'RE THE FIRST
TO EVER LAY EYES ON.

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Darcy Tirrel:
But carbon dating puts it at 65 million years B.C.
[does B.C. make a diff when it's 65 million years?]

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a man and a woman are looking at a table with a sign on it that says bank of america on it.

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Life had no option but to rebuild. For 65 million years, it's been at work
reconstructing the living world... until we come to the world we know...
our time.

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TEMPERATURES ARE RISING,
CORAL REEFS ARE DYING, AND NOT SINCE A METEOR HIT
THE EARTH 65 MILLION YEARS AGO, HAVE SO MANY SPECIES
OF PLANT AND ANIMALS BECOME EXTINCT IN SUCH A SHORT TIME.

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Well, three years
after preproduction began and 65 million years
after dinosaurs walked the Earth, Jurassic Park debuted worldwide. Dinosaurs are coming back to life today
in the new movie Jurassic Park.

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"I read in the Yellow Book that an Eben three-dimensional
history of Earth shows that the Ebens knew back
then, 65 million years ago, that a very large asteroid
was going to hit the Earth.

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BUT THE CRATERS HAVE ERODED. WE KNOW THAT A HUGE ASTEROID
SMASHED INTO THE EARTH, OFF THE COAST OF MEXICO, 65 MILLION YEARS AGO. IT WAS GOING
45,000 MILES AN HOUR, AND WHEN IT HIT, IT RELEASED MORE ENERGY
THAN 5 BILLION HIROSHIMA BOMBS.

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Look, honey, it's Auggie's
big book of dinosaurs. Look at that. Wow. Look, and right here on page... Nine is your chicken. It's a pterodactyl. Now it says here it died out
over 65 million years ago. That might explain why your
chicken was a little dry.

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Marylin Delpy:
[Urging Zuckerberg to make the $ 65 million settlement with the Twins]
Pay them. In the scheme of things, it's a speeding ticket.

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say, exactly as I say it. - Excuse me?
- Just relax. It's just like taking a
stroll through the woods. 65 million years ago.

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components needed to complete a car. All that remains is a spark
to bring the engine to life... ..but to get that spark, the Earth must pay
a catastrophic price. 65 million years ago,
the Earth's crust is missing one crucial group
of super-tough metals.

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The Army: 65 million pounds it costs to develop that bomb... We could have won, you know. Damnable bad luck!

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That won't be a problem. As of close of markets today,
the assets are approximately €60 million, so about $65 65 million but I'll have a copy
of the deed of trust and beneficiaries, a statement of assets and holdings,
proof of funds, and a list of trustees. That's exactly what I need. Thank you.

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In 1990, the SR-71 Blackbird was retired
after 65 million miles of flying, and it's the only military aircraft
to never have been shot down or ever lose a crew member
to enemy fire. It shattered every aviation record

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Owen:
[to Claire, about searching for her nephews]
Don't worry. It's gonna be just like taking a walk in the woods... 65 million years ago.

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a man is talking to a woman who is wearing a vest.

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Big Joe:
That's about 65 million marks.
Kelly:
And sergeant, all you have to do to have an equal share of this money is crank this turret around and blow a hole in that door.

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dinosaurs going, and homo sapiens.
You always do that, I'm not taking your quiz. No, come on bro, take a guess. Fuck you. 65 million years. Good, you win.

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n the other side have a world full of resources. Ready for the taking. Imagine: an endless supply of food, clean air, water. And what are we stuck with? This... pithole, germs everywhere, fungus. For 65 million years, we've been exhiled here after the meteorite stuck while mammals roamed freely in the other dimension! Ha! Well not for long!

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Yeah.
Alpha 5:
Then, 65 million years. I've been very lonely.

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Adult Charlotte Lockwood:
[Video Recoding]
The idea that life on earth existed 65 million years ago... it's humbling. We act like we're alone here but we're not. We're part of a fragile system made up of all living things. If we're going to survive, we'll have to trust each other, depend

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ort of bear ♪ ♪ P-A-D-D-I-N-G-T-O-N
Paddington Bear ♪ ♪ P-A-D-D-I-N-G-T-O-N ♪ ♪ Paddington Bear ♪ Dear Aunt Lucy, today I had an adventure
that started 65 million years ago. 65 million

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[Zooey] Sugarcane covers 65 million acres
of land worldwide, {\an8}that's bigger than the whole
United Kingdom. {\an8}Traditionally, growers

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MOUNTAIN TO WORK A FOSSIL DIG. ALL OF THIS IS BONE? THERE'S PROBABLY FOUR
OR FIVE SKELETONS ALL
INTERTWINED IN HERE. IT'S A JOB 65 MILLION YEARS
IN THE MAKING. WHAT KIND OF BIRD WAS IT?
DO WE KNOW? IT'S A GROUP THAT WENT EXTINCT

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f earth would get an extra Christmas present this year as their planet orbited through the tail of the comet. Scientists predicted a light show of stellar proportions, something not seen on earth for 65 million years, indeed not since the time that the dinosaurs disappeared, virtually overnight. There were a few who saw this as more than just a coincidence, but most didn't...

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In this particular bin, there was somewhere between
$ 65 million and $70 million all in $20 bill denominations. ♪ ♪ 30 minutes into the heist, the truck is stuffed
with cash. The crew can't leave behind
incriminating footage, so they take the VCR and recordings

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only fuels my desire to keep searching. If animation artwork still exists,
you're gonna find it here, in the Walt Disney animation
research library. Over 65 million pieces of artwork
are stored in this building. Geppetto was actually animated
on a separate piece of paper -than Pinocchio.

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nciple. What you study, you change.
Sarah Harding:
I'll risk it. I'm sick of scratching around in rock and bone... making assumptions about the nurturing habits of animals... that have been dead for 65 million years.Then you fill my head with stories. Of course I came down here.
Dr. Ian Malcolm:
Stories of mutilation and death. Were you paying attention?

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Dude, did you see that? That thing was a dinosaur, bro! How is it possible a dinosaur survived 65 million years? Did you see it, Mr. Pines? - Mr. Pines?- It-- - It took him.- Took what? The pig. It took Waddles. What'd you say about waddles? Oh, whoa. Awkward silence.

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They're all trapped inside tree sap! That's how they survived for 65 million years. The summer heat must be melting them loose! Holy moly! Forget the cornicorn-- This is the attraction of a lifetime! I could bring people down here And turn this into some sort of theme park. "

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on him, haven't been forover a thousand years. There may be sporesand pollens, correct? Probably not. Dozens of species of pollenshave been discovered from the Cretaceous Era--how long ago was that? 65 million years. That wasa pretty good comeback. When authenticatinga find like this, we have to beat the top of our game. Yeah, well, we all knowthat you're gonna say, "I am unable to authenticatewith confide