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>> STATION, THIS IS HOUSTON.

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ARE YOU READY FOR THE EVENT?

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>> THIS IS STATION.

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I AM READY FOR THE EVENT.

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>> FOX WEATHER, THIS IS MISSION

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CONTROL HOUSTON.

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PLEASE CALL STATION FOR A VOICE

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CHECK.

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>> FOX NEWS, IF YOU'RE TRYING TO

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TALK TO ME, I HAVEN'T HEARD

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ANYTHING YET.

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HOW ARE YOU HEARING ME?

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>> FOX WEATHER, CAN YOU HEAR ME?

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>> I CAN HEAR YOU ON THE SPACE

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STATION.

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>> STATION, THIS IS HOUSTON ACR.

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PLEASE STAND BY WHILE WE CHECK

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TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES WITH FOX

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WEATHER.

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>> THANKS.

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>>PLEASE CHECK WITH NASA.

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>> YOU HAVE THE SPACE STATION.

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>> THIS IS FOX WEATHER.

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CAN YOU HEAR ME?

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>> I HEAR YOU, FOX WEATHER.

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GREETINGS.

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>> THAT LAST CALL CAME IN

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BROKEN.

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>> GOOD AFTERNOON.

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MARK VANDE HEI.

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THIS IS MOSES IN NEW YORK.

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CAN YOU HEAR ME?

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>> I CAN DEFINITELY HEAR YOU.

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CAN YOU HEAR ME?

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>> I CAN HEAR YOU AND THERE'S A

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LITTLE BIT OF A DELAY.

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MAY I HAVE A FIVE COUNT FROM

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YOU, PLEASE.

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>> ABSOLUTELY.

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FIVE, FOUR, THREE, TWO, ONE.

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>> ALL RIGHT.

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THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

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>> OH.

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CLOSE ENOUGH?

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OH, IT'S WORKING?

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HEY MARK!

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>> JASON?

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>> OKAY.

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NO WORRIES.

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HEY, HOW ARE YOU?

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WE'RE ONLY SEVEN SECONDS AWAY,

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SO THIS IS GOING TO BE FUN.

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>> IT WILL BE FUN.

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WE'LL MAKE THE BEST OF IT.

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THIS IS JUST HOW SPACE WORKS

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SOMETIMES.

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>> THAT'S OKAY.

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THAT'S ALL RIGHT.

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YOU READY TO GET STARTED?

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BECAUSE I THINK I ONLY HAVE,

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LIKE, FIVE MINUTES WITH YOU.

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>> STAND BY.

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>> STAND BY, SIR.

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>> WELL, A NASA ASTRONAUT IS

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GETTING AN EXTENDED STAY IN

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SPACE STAY AND WHEN HE RETURNS

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TO EARTH MARCH FROM THE

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LONGEST SPACE FLIGHT FOR AN

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JOINING US FROM 254 MILES ABOVE

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THE EARTH IS NASA ASTRONAUT MARK

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MARK, THANKS SO MUCH FOR JOINING

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LIKE FOR YOU ABOARD THE SPACE

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>> HONESTLY, I DON'T THINK THERE

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IS A TYPICAL DAY, BUT THE

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A CONFERENCE.

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ONE OF THE NICE THINGS, IT IS SO

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SO WE DO THINGS FROM

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FOR EXAMPLE, WE'RE UP TODAY.

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NETWORK WE'VE GOT ON THE SPACE

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STATION, SO MAKING A LOT OF

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CONNECTIONS WITH ETHER NET

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CABLES.

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OTHER DAYS WE'RE DOING

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SPACEWALKS.

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CREW MATES.

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EXPERIMENTS THAT ARE GOING ON

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DURING ANY PERIOD OF TIME UP ON

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THE SPACE STATION.

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>> SO CAN YOU TELL ME A LITTLE

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BIT ABOUT SOME OF THE RESEARCH

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THAT YOU'RE DOING UP THERE IN

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SPACE RIGHT NOW?

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>> FOR SURE.

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WE'RE GROWING PLANTS ON THE

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SPACE STATION AND THAT'S GOING

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TO HELP OUT POTENTIALLY WITH

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SPACE EXPLORATION.

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TO HELP FURTHER REDUCE POLLUTION

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DOING IS CALLED -- I'M GIVING

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DROP WITH POTENTIALLY COULD HELP

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ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE.

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>> INTERESTING.

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POSSIBILITY OF STAYING IN SPACE

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MUCH LONGER AND HOW DOES IT FEEL

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TO BE A HISTORY MAKER?

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>> I'LL HAVE TO LET YOU KNOW HOW

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IT FEELS TO BE A HISTORY MAKER

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ONCE I'VE ACTUALLY MADE ANY TYPE

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OF HISTORY.

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I CERTAINLY ENJOY MY JOB

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PREPARING -- WHEN I FIRST GOT

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ASKED ABOUT THIS JOB, ABOUT

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WHETHER OR NOT I WANTED TO FLY

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TO SPACE AGAIN, IT WAS WITH THE

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CAVEAT THAT I MIGHT STAY FOR A

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LONGER PERIOD THAN A NORMAL LONG

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DURATION FLIGHT.

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AND I DID SAY YES TO THAT AND I

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DID THAT AFTER TALKING TO MY

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FAMILY WHICH I THINK WAS A

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CRUCIAL PART FOR ALL OF OUR

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MENTAL WELL-BEING WAS GETTING

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THEM TO TELL ME HOW THEY FELT

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ABOUT DOING IT, SAYING YES OR

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SAYING NO AND THEY ALL AGREED

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THAT I SHOULD GO AHEAD AND GO

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FOR IT, SO I'M CONTENT HERE.

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I KNOW MY FAMILY'S DOING WELL.

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I GET TO TALK TO THEM OFTEN.

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DOING SOMETHING THIS LONG.

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>> NOW, MARK, I KNOW THAT YOU

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CAN SEE A WHOLE LOT OF WEATHER

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SYSTEMS UP THERE, SO AS A

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METEOROLOGIST, I WANT TO KNOW,

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WHAT IS THE BIG DIFFERENCE

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BETWEEN SEEING WHAT'S ON THE

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GROUND UP TO THE SKY VERSUS

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SPACE?

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IS THERE ANYTHING THAT YOU FIND

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VERY FASCINATING FROM A

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METEOROLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE,

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LET'S SAY?

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>> JUST THIS KIND OF

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METEOROLOGICAL BECAUSE CERTAINLY

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METROLOGY HAS TO DO WITH WHAT'S

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PHILOSOPHICAL FOR ME.

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WHEN I'M ON THE EARTH, WE'RE

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ALWAYS IN THE ATMOSPHERE.

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ATMOSPHERE AND THAT'S WHAT WE

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PERCEIVE AS ALL OF THE SYSTEMS

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FOR US.

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WHEN YOU SPEND SO MUCH TIME

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OUTSIDE OF THE ATMOSPHERE, YOU

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RECOGNIZE THAT RELATIVE TO THE

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SIZE OF THE EARTH, THE

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ATMOSPHERE IS INCREDIBLY THIN,

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PRECIOUS RESOURCE.

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IN FACT, WE GOT THE PERCEPTION

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THAT SPACE IS NOT VERY FAR AWAY

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FROM ANY OF US OUTSIDE.

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I'M SEPARATED BY THE VACUUM OF

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SPACE BY MULTIPLE LAYERS OF

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METAL ALLOY, AND YOU ON THE

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GROUND ARE SEPARATED FROM SPACE

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BY THIS LAYER OF ATMOSPHERE.

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YOU'RE BASICALLY OUT IN SPACE

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BUT IN A PUDDLE OF AIR.

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SO IT CERTAINLY CHANGED THE WAY

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I PERCEIVED A VERY PRECIOUS

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ATMOSPHERE.

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>> VERY QUICK QUESTION I WANTED

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TO AND: DO YOU GUYS GET NFL

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FOOTBALL UP THERE?

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WE'RE VERY WELL SUPPORTED WITH

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WHATEVER SPORTING EVENTS WE AND

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AND THE GROUND TEAM WILL GO

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AHEAD AND SET UP WHATEVER

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CHANNEL WE REQUEST AND WE JUST

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HAVE TO LOG INTO THE COMPUTER

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KIND OF LIKE A TELECONFERENCE

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WHERE THE OTHER PERSON'S SHOWING

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A TV SET.

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THEY HELP US OUT.

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WE'VE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO

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WATCH GAMES.

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IN THE PAST I'VE ASKED FOR

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HIGHLIGHTS TO BE SHOWN.

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IT'S FUN FOR US TO WATCH UP

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HERE.

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>> AWESOME.

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VERY GOOD TO KNOW.

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MARK, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR

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TIME AND YOUR SERVICE.

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>> IT'S WONDERFUL TALKING TO YOU

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TODAY.

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THANKS.

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>> THIS IS HOUSTON ACR.

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THAT CONCLUDES THE EVENT.

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>> THANK YOU TO ALL PARTICIPANTS

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FROM FOX WEATHER STATION.

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PLEASE STAND BY WHILE WE

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RECONFIGURE VIDEO AND AUDIO

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COMMUNICATIONS.

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COPY THUMBS UP.