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Where is the teeth?
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You're all amateurs!
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The lining of intimate cramping pain and diarrhea also suffers from...
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Amateurs!
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Alzheimer's...
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Patient's name?
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Yang, the patient's name!
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What the hell are you doing here?
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Heaven I told you, how many times have I told you not to bother me when I'm at work?
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Ellis Gray.
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Meredith's mother.
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You're amateurs, you're amateurs!
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Don't give me that look.
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That sad little, soulful little puppy routine.
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I know it by heart.
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Fatch!
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Then I'm over it.
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I need you to help me do an exam on Meredith's mom.
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Oh, standard exam.
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You did go to med school, right?
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She thinks I'm her ex-husband.
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She won't let me.
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I am on Dr. Caret.
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Pleased to meet you, Dr. Gray.
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I've always admired your work.
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So you're familiar with the laparoscopic gray method?
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Oh, I studied footage of the operation you pioneered.
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Good.
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Well then, we're wasting time.
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Let's scrub in.
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Well, Dr. Gray, I'm going to need to do a short exam before you start surgery.
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I know.
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New hospital policy, annoying guard.
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Ugh.
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Make it quick.
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Why don't you wait outside, Thatcher?
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I can take it from here.
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Take a deep breath.
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Alex!
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Hey, I've got to take some cake with Kepner.
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You want to come?
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What is it?
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It's gonna be a good one.
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It's gonna be a good one.
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It's like thermic, freezing cold, no pulse, no vitals, GZS3.
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No idea how long she's been down.
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I think we lost her.
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No, we didn't.
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She's not dead until she's warm and dead.
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You can't take off it.
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We need it.
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I need all of it.
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I was told to get all I could find.
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There's a surgery in an hour.
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We're trying to save Dr. Kepner's life right now, so you have to find more.
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What?
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What did you just say?
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Those are Epi-something.
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Not yet.
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Clamps off.
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Let's start bypass.
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How long?
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Three hours.
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Three hours?
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Why the hell didn't you say something?
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Stop compression.
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Don't you stop compression.
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No, no, no, it's a Jackson!
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I've got her on bypass.
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We are warming her.
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We've got her blood circulating.
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And then we'll try for a rhythm.
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There's nothing to do but wait and pray.
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Everybody, I don't care how you do it or who you do it to, but April would want us to pray for her.

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