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(to) got VERB
(to) isn VERB
a.m. NOUN
dura ADJ
lobe NOUN
uh-- NOUN
(to) wasn VERB
mater NOUN
slug NOUN
viral ADJ
clonic ADJ
dorsal ADJ
trance NOUN
typing NOUN
arguing NOUN
cranium NOUN
frontal ADJ
gunshot NOUN
panting ADJ
yelling NOUN
abductee NOUN
aneurysm NOUN
behavior NOUN
beveling NOUN
cerebral ADJ
clavicle NOUN
(to) exorcise VERB
favorite ADJ
(to) ingest VERB
invasive ADJ
ketamine NOUN
novelist NOUN
pounding ADJ
(to) remand VERB
scabbing NOUN
somekind NOUN
splatter NOUN
troubled ADJ
(to) whir VERB
certainty NOUN
concerned ADJ
flashback NOUN
overgrown ADJ
reachable ADJ
repressed ADJ
scully]do NOUN
(to) simulate VERB
somewhere ADV
There's-- NOUN
anesthetic NOUN
associated ADJ
craniotomy NOUN
creativity NOUN
magnifying ADJ
repetitive ADJ
responsive ADJ
shattering NOUN
toxicology NOUN
(to) undergo VERB
veterinary ADJ
wrongdoing NOUN
(to) -[distorte VERB
abductee"-- NOUN
effectively ADV
experienced ADJ
neurologist NOUN
preexisting ADJ
stimulation NOUN
summerhouse NOUN
-superficial ADJ
definitively ADV
encephalitis NOUN
hallucinogen NOUN
histological ADJ
irritability NOUN
psychologist NOUN
receptionist NOUN
recollection NOUN
confabulation NOUN
contradictory ADJ
corresponding ADJ
physiological ADJ
forover40year NOUN
hallucination NOUN
unconventional ADJ
extraterrestrial NOUN
puncture ADJ
puncture NOUN
(to) subside VERB
jagged ADJ
indistinct ADJ
(to) evade VERB
elusive ADJ
(to) distort VERB
seizure NOUN
typically ADV
lapse NOUN
compulsive ADJ
lasting ADJ
disturbance NOUN
(to) inject VERB
nauseous ADJ
steering NOUN
blackout NOUN
(to) retrieve VERB
arraignment NOUN
(to) jog VERB
autopsy NOUN
(to) exhale VERB
(to) appoint VERB
(to) administer VERB
(to) contradict VERB
completely ADV
phenomenon NOUN
symptom NOUN
ignorance NOUN
(to) traumatize VERB
correction NOUN
dangerously ADV
detailed ADJ
assignment NOUN
housekeeper NOUN
ethical ADJ
(to) discharge VERB
lightly ADV
injection NOUN
paramedic NOUN
(to) echo VERB
privately ADV
indication NOUN
(to) elaborate VERB
banging NOUN
approaching NOUN
examination NOUN
syndrome NOUN
pact NOUN
preliminary ADJ
psychiatric ADJ
pursuit NOUN
impulse NOUN
identical ADJ
(to) accord VERB
narrative NOUN
(to) tolerate VERB
interested ADJ
(to) groan VERB
(to) gasp VERB
(to) exhibit VERB
bruise NOUN
acute ADJ
specialist NOUN
remarkable ADJ
vivid ADJ
(to) flee VERB
approximately ADV
method NOUN
execution NOUN
electrical ADJ
(to) slam VERB
innocence NOUN
consciousness NOUN
depression NOUN
destructive ADJ
(to) investigate VERB
(to) determine VERB
state NOUN
(to) register VERB
entry NOUN
tissue NOUN
analysis NOUN
forensic NOUN
(to) examine VERB
dizzy ADJ
(to) live VERB
blade NOUN
insanity NOUN
conscious ADJ
(to) complain VERB
powder NOUN
blank ADJ
belief NOUN
extreme ADJ
noon NOUN
(to) monitor VERB
convenient ADJ
exam NOUN
expression NOUN
(to) betray VERB
exit NOUN
absolute ADJ
trauma NOUN
questioning NOUN
attorney NOUN
medical ADJ
experience NOUN
apparently ADV
innocent ADJ
dangerous ADJ
upstairs ADV
evidence NOUN
definitely ADV
visitor NOUN
visible ADJ
unfortunate ADJ
tendency NOUN
(to) surround VERB
strongly ADV
slight ADJ
(to) refer VERB
(to) recover VERB
involvement NOUN
infection NOUN
illness NOUN
(to) hold VERB
height NOUN
(to) gather VERB
few ADJ
(to) desire VERB
chart NOUN
aggressive ADJ
(to) advise VERB
(to) pronounce VERB
(to) trigger VERB
pound NOUN
hip NOUN
darkness NOUN
(to) arrange VERB
childhood NOUN
unconscious NOUN
(to) demand VERB
permanent ADJ
spy NOUN
(to) abandon VERB
deeply ADV
collection NOUN
(to) remove VERB
trace NOUN
directly ADV
motel NOUN
print NOUN
necessarily ADV
presence NOUN
alien ADJ
silent ADJ
female NOUN
suicide NOUN
(to) accuse VERB
former ADJ
(to) flash VERB
mental ADJ
(to) refuse VERB
image NOUN
(to) recall VERB
(to) struggle VERB
(to) link VERB
(to) wake VERB
yard NOUN
senior ADJ
(to) seek VERB
(to) receive VERB
rapid ADJ
range NOUN
pattern NOUN
path NOUN
occasion NOUN
knee NOUN
datum NOUN
citizen NOUN
glove NOUN
blanket NOUN
event NOUN
headache NOUN
article NOUN
parent NOUN
wheel NOUN
knowledge NOUN
reputation NOUN
confession NOUN
claim NOUN
(to) claim VERB
federal ADJ
(to) deliver VERB
(to) suffer VERB
(to) argue VERB
therapy NOUN
wound NOUN
treatment NOUN
guilt NOUN
(to) bury VERB
(to) cast VERB
(to) remain VERB
shoulder NOUN
(to) bleed VERB
photo NOUN
manager NOUN
term NOUN
(to) release VERB
(to) commit VERB
period NOUN
access NOUN
(to) access VERB
(to) chest VERB
recently ADV
(to) tear VERB
weight NOUN
painting NOUN
(to) race VERB
weapon NOUN
awake ADJ
license NOUN
stage NOUN
style NOUN
explanation NOUN
storm NOUN
statement NOUN
(to) paint VERB
(to) recognize VERB
shock NOUN
loss NOUN
victim NOUN
familiar ADJ
powerful ADJ
professional ADJ
blind ADJ
practice NOUN
(to) suggest VERB
happiness NOUN
(to) afford VERB
damage NOUN
liar NOUN
suspect ADJ
address NOUN
burn NOUN
result NOUN
simply ADV
necessary ADJ
confused ADJ
(to) match VERB
guest NOUN
subject NOUN
meaning NOUN
(to) pack VERB
round NOUN
shirt NOUN
(to) allow VERB
desk NOUN
action NOUN
(to) arm VERB
(to) choose VERB
(to) dare VERB
F.B.I. ORG
[ Mrs. NP
Route 8 FAC
[ Gasps NP
all that NP
what day NP
67 inches QUANTITY
Chepachet LANGUAGE
What kind NP
caucasian NORP
what time NP
Amy's keys NP
Car Engine NP
Fox Mulder ORG
Two rounds NP
a big risk NP
a desk job NP
blood work NP
much sleep NP
two people NP
1 65 pounds QUANTITY
Amy's house NP
a long time NP
Agent Mulder NP
Powder burns NP
a little spy NP
a motel room NP
clonic event NP
her own life NP
the car keys NP
vivid dreams NP
Amy Cassandra NP
Birth records NP
Quonochontaug EVENT
his own image NP
terrible pain NP
the back door NP
the same drug NP
No other signs NP
a small bruise NP
about 20 miles QUANTITY
blind insanity NP
mental illness NP
the dura mater NP
the exit wound NP
the first time NP
the last thing NP
the only place NP
the same thing NP
trauma present NP
David Cassandra NP
Dorsal beveling NP
[Officer] Hands NP
[Scully's Voice NP
[Scully] Mulder NP
a deep puncture NP
a gunshot wound NP
an innocent man NP
and her husband NP
any phone calls NP
enough evidence NP
his memory loss NP
the first thing NP
two blood types NP
Detective Curtis NP
Medical evidence NP
Preliminary exam NP
a lasting effect NP
a license number NP
a police officer NP
a troubled woman NP
an accepted form NP
caucasian female NP
my own ignorance NP
the early stages NP
the frontal lobe NP
these two people NP
those two people NP
Both your officer NP
Indistinct Voices NP
[Glass Shattering NP
a David Cassandra NP
a federal officer NP
a veterinary drug NP
a viral infection NP
an alien abductee NP
extreme happiness NP
medical attention NP
medical treatment NP
point-blank range NP
the murder weapon NP
this memory lapse NP
-[Distorted Voices NP
-[Housekeeper]It's ORG
His former partner NP
a magnifying glass NP
absolute certainty NP
impossible pursuit NP
other explanations NP
shared experiences NP
the conscious mind NP
the shoulder blade NP
the steering wheel NP
the victims' blood NP
trance-like states NP
whatever treatment NP
a pounding headache NP
any special meaning NP
even a suicide pact NP
his beat assignment NP
an aggressive method NP
extreme irritability NP
her favorite subject NP
such a powerful drug NP
the Russian novelist NP
those people's blood NP
your partner's crime NP
The toxicology report NP
a few senior citizens NP
an electrical impulse NP
an unfortunate period NP
enough forensics data NP
psychiatric treatment NP
the Cassandras' death NP
the forensics reports NP
Dostoyevsky's syndrome NP
Orenthal James Simpson WORK_OF_AR
The surrounding tissue NP
[Arguing] Not Samantha NP
[Water Running] Mulder NP
a very vivid flashback NP
all the other evidence NP
an associated syndrome NP
David Cassandra's house NP
The repetitive behavior NP
Waxman-Geshwin syndrome NP
a destructive condition NP
a powerful hallucinogen NP
practice forover40years NP
the corrections officer NP
your partner's memories NP
a corresponding puncture NP
a serious cerebral event NP
Amy Cassandra's right hip NP
a rapid-acting anesthetic NP
approximately four inches QUANTITY
identical puncture wounds NP
permanent cerebral damage NP
the same psychiatric care NP
Agent Mulder's involvement NP
a histological examination NP
the blood splatter pattern NP
Kind of an electrical storm NP
a pronounced mental illness NP
an almost identical suicide NP
This term "alien abductee"-- NP
buried or repressed memories NP
Agent Mulder's medical charts NP
enough contradictory evidence NP
[Car Approaching] Agent Scully NP
A slight electrical stimulation NP
acute physiological disturbance NP
The compulsive and repetitive act NP
and a rather remarkable collection NP
our preliminary forensics analysis NP
and the execution-style point-blank range NP
a preexisting, -superficial puncture wound NP
a very good ethical and professional reputation NP
Russian NORP
Fox ORG