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American Crime Story (2016) - S01E10
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matches the defendant at a rate
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Pantheon (2022) - S01E02 Cycles
2.8s
He started evolving at an exponential rate.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S17E11 Sorry Doesn't Always Make It Right
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at their discounted rates
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The French Dispatch
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At that rate,
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Pretty Little Liars (2010) - S05E03 Mystery
2.1s
I'm trying to match your stroke rate.
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Pokemon: The First Movie (1999)
4.2s
MEWTWO: and Bulbasaur. But for their evolved forms,
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Throw Me The Statue - "Lolita" (Official Video)
2.6s
Things could multiply at appalling rates
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Throw Me The Statue - "Lolita" (Official Video)
2.7s
Things could multiply at appalling rates
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Jane the Virgin (2014) - S01E14 Chapter Fourteen
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Their ratings need a boost.
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Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)
2.5s
at their frequency and rate of speed.
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Morbius
2.1s
I mean, look at their matching necklaces.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S03E25 Transfigurations
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at a phenomenal rate.
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Adventure Time with Finn and Jake (2010) - S03E20 Comedy
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at a supernatural rate,
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Gilmore Girls (2000) - S02E03 Drama
3.7s
The chances that you'll grow and evolve at the same rate as someone else...
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Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)
2.9s
But how could they have evolved so quickly?
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Doctor Who (2005) - S05E09 Cold Blood
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slowed their lifecycles to a millionth of their normal rate,