Ideas worth dating

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翻译人员: victor chen 校对人员: Tao Huihui
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(Music)
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Rainn Wilson: It takes its toll, being alone.
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瑞恩 威尔森(RW): 孤独是有代价的。
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I'm a little bit lost,
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我有点迷失了,
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and it's finally time to make a real connection.
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是时候建立真正意义上的联系了。
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Who am I?
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我是谁?
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(Drums)
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(鼓声)
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I'm a single white male,
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我是一个单身白人男子。
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45 years of age.
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45岁。
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I love animals.
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喜欢动物。
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Gainfully employed.
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工作还不错。
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I'm a people person.
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喜欢交朋友。
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I keep fit.
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坚持锻炼。
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Who am I looking for?
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我在找谁呢?
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I'm looking for my idea mate.
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我在找我的灵感伙伴。
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Are you that idea that matches with who I really am?
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你有什么灵感是跟我相配的吗?
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(Video) Ron Finley: How would you feel
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(视频)Ron Finley(RF): 如果你连健康食物
都接触不到,会是什么感受?
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if you had no access to healthy food?
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Gardening is the most therapeutic and defiant act you can do.
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种菜是你可以做的 最健康也最富有挑战的活动。
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RW: Wow, we sure are getting our fingers dirty for a first date, huh?
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RW:我们的第一次见面 就要把手弄脏了,是吧?
RF:种菜是你可以做的 最健康也最富有挑战的活动。
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RF: Gardening is the most therapeutic and defiant act you can do.
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People in these areas -- they're exposed to crappy food.
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这片地区的人们 吃了太多垃圾食品。
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I want people to know that growing your own food
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我希望让人们了解到 自己给自己种菜
就像给自己印钱一样。
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is like printing your own money.
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RW:你就像一个保卫食物的超级英雄!
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RW: You're like a food superhero!
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RF:食物是难题,也是解答的关键。
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RF: Food is the problem and food is the solution.
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(音乐)
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(Music)
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Erin McKean: I'm a lexicographer.
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Erin McKean: 我是搞词典编纂的。
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My job is to put every word possible into the dictionary.
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我工作就是把所有词汇 尽可能地放进词典里。
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RW: I love words, too --
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RW:我也喜欢词汇——
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just as much as any lexi-ta-tographer.
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跟你们一样喜欢。
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What if you love a word that you've just made up,
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假如你喜欢一个词汇, 还把它创造了出来,
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like -- I don't know -- "scuberfinkles"?
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就像 “游山玩水的芬格尔”?
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Beau Lotto: Do you think you see reality?
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Beau Lotto(BL):你觉得你看得到现实吗?
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RW: Well, I'm a little nearsighted, but yeah.
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RW:虽然我有点近视,但我可以。
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BL: Well, you can't -- I mean,
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BL:其实你并不能——我是说,
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your brain has no access to this world.
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你大脑是访问不了这个世界的。
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In fact, even the sensory information that your eyes are receiving,
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事实上,哪怕是感知的信息, 那些你眼睛接收到的,
你耳朵接收到的,
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your ears are receiving,
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01:51
is completely meaningless because it could mean anything.
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都没有任何意义, 因为它可以表示一切。
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That tree could be a large object far away
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这棵树可能是远处一个很大的物体,
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or a small object up close,
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也可能是近处一个小不点儿,
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and your brain has no way of knowing.
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你大脑对此无法进行判断。
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RW: Once I thought I saw Bigfoot but it was just a German shepherd.
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RW:有次我以为我看到野人, 但其实是一个德国牧羊人。
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Isabel Behncke Izquierdo: Bonobos are, together with chimpanzees,
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Isabel Behncke Izquierdo(IBI): 倭黑猩猩和黑猩猩
是活着的和你亲缘关系最近的物种。
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your closest living relatives.
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Bonobos have frequent and promiscuous sex
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倭黑猩猩通过疯狂地做爱
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to manage conflict and solve social issues.
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来处理纷争和社会问题。
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RW: I'm just curious:
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RW:我只是好奇:
我们俩有什么纷争
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Do we have any conflict that needs managing
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or social issues to resolve?
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和社会问题需要解决吗?
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IBI: Remember -- you're on a date with my idea,
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IBI:记住—— 你是在跟我的想法约会,
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not me.
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不是我哦。
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Jane McGonigal: This is the face of someone who, against all odds,
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Jane McGonigal(JM): 这是一张在历尽艰难险阻后
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is on the verge of an epic win.
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即将获得史诗般胜利的脸。
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RW: An epic win?
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RW:史诗般胜利?
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JM: An epic win is an outcome so extraordinarily positive,
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JM:史诗般胜利是一种结果, 它非常积极,
你没有想到它会成为现实, 直到你完成它。
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you didn't even know it was possible until you achieved it.
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02:40
You're not making the face.
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不是这种表情。
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You're making the "I'm not good at life" face.
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你现在是 “我活得不怎么好” 的脸。
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RW: Arthur, I want to be really honest with you.
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RW:亚瑟,我对你说实话。
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I am seeing other ideas. OK?
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我在寻找更多的想法。
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I'm dating around.
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我在四处和想法约会。
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That's the situation.
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就是这种情况。
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Arthur Benjamin: I'd say this:
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Arthur Benjamin(AB): 我会说:
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Mathematics is not just solving for x,
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数学可不只是解方程,
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it's also figuring out why.
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它还会告诉你为什么。
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RW: Do you want to get some pie?
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RW:你想来点派吗?
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AB: Pi?
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AB:派?
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3.14159265358979 --
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3.14159265358979 ——
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Reggie Watts: If we're going to do something,
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Reggie Watts: 如果我们要做点什么,
那我们就要下决定。
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we've got to just make a decision.
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Because without a decision we're left powerless.
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不下决定会让我们显得很无力。
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Without power,
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无力的话,
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we have nothing to supply
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我们就不能
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the chain of those who are truly curious
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跟那些真正感兴趣解决我们
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to solve all of our current conditions.
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目前情况的人建立联系。
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RW: And, "If you choose not to decide,
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R Wilson:“如果你选择不做决定,
那也是做了一个选择”——匆促乐团。
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you still have made a choice" -- Rush.
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JM: Yes!
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JM:对!
这就是当我们
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This is the face we need to see
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on millions of problem solvers worldwide,
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尝试迎接下世纪挑战的时候,
要在整个世界数百万的 问题解决者当中要看到的脸。
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as we try to tackle the challenges of the next century.
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03:41
RW: So, are we going Dutch?
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RW:所以,我们AA制吗?
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AB: 3846264338327950
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AB:3846264338327950
03:47
28841...
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971?
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971?
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RW: One night, want to go to a movie or something?
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RW:今晚想去看电影 或者做点其他事吗?
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RF: Hell, no! Let's go plant some shit!
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RF:不要!我们还是种点东西吧!
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RW: Let's plant some shit!
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RW:种点东西!
好的,那我现在种的这个是什么?
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Good, now what is this that I'm planting?
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倭黑猩猩!
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Bonobos!
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IBI:倭黑猩猩!(笑)
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IBI: Bonobos! (Laughs)
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Bonobos.
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倭黑猩猩。
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RWatts: Um, interested much?
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R Watts:怎样,感兴趣吗?
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RW: I want to have your idea baby.
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R Wilson:我想跟你的灵感生个小孩。
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RWatts: Well, you know what they say in Russia.
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R Watts:好吧, 你知道他们用俄语怎么说吗?
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RW: Hm?
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R Wilson:嗯?
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RWatts: "scuberfinckle."
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R Watts:“游手好闲的芬格尔”。
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(Bottles clink)
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(碰酒瓶)

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