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A Beautiful Mind is a Academy Award-winning film inspired by the Nobel Prize winning mathematician John Nash and his experiences of schizophrenia. The film is loosely based on the more factual biography of the same name, which was written by Sylvia Nasar and published in 1998. John Nash was known to be great in working with numbers.

Top Chef is an American reality competition television series which premiered on March 8, 2006, on Bravo. The show features chefs competing against each other in various culinary challenges.

Henry Frank Phillips (June 4, 1889 – April 13, 1958)[1] was a U.S. businessman from Portland, Oregon. The Phillips-head ("crosshead") screw and screwdriver are named after him
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The New York Times (NYT) ist eine einflussreiche und überregionale Tageszeitung aus New York City

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SOOKIE: Ooh, Angelina and Brad had their baby... months and months ago!
LORELAI: Yeah, you're a little behind the times.
SOOKIE: This is the problem with having two kids under the age of 4 -- world events just, you know, pass you by.
LORELAI: Are you done with those favors?
SOOKIE: Mm-hmm. I cannot believe Britney is driving with her baby on her lap like that. What is she doing with that guy, by the way?
LORELAI: Well, you'll be glad to know they've since broken up, although it turns out he was kind of a stabilizing influence in her life. Who knew!
 SOOKIE: You're kidding.
LORELAI: Um Hmm. I know -- why don't you blow up some more balloons or hang some streamers?
SOOKIE: I would love to, but it seems like the baby really wants me to just keep sitting here and reading “In Touch”.

KIRK: Mother wanted to sell her dinette set, so I put pen to paper, got my creative juices flowing, and voila.
LUKE: You put a want ad in the stars hollow gazette?
KIRK: It's a powerful feeling seeing yourself immortalized in print. Sure, it's only newsprint. It rips easily, it comes off on your fingers, and the next day, people use it to wrap fish, but, hey, it's how Dickens got started.

KIRK: Man, this thing really flows -- "Vintage dinette set, Formica, barely chipped, priced to move." It's precise, efficient, Hemingwayesque in its terse simplicity.

LANE: Well, last night, my mom was over. Zach had cut out an ad for the sea food festival Red Lobster. He was trying to figure out, if we went there after we had the babies, could we get the endless shrimp but at the kids' price?

LANE: Trust me -- my kids are not gonna want to study the bible.
LORELAI: You don't know what your kids are gonna want. You think your mom thought she was gonna get a kid who loved Jane's Addiction?
LANE: Well...
LORELAI: You might get kids who are nuts for Exodus, crazy for Deuteronomy, and then what? You want them hiding their bibles under the floorboards?

LORELAI: Oh there’s a problem between you two?
MRS KIM: Yes.
LORELAI: Maybe you could put it aside for one day?
MRS KIM: No.
LORELAI: It’s that bigger deal?
MRS KIM: Yes.
LORELAI: Well is there anything Lane can say or do that can change your mind?
MRS KIM: Yes.
LORELAI: Does Lane know what it is?
MRS KIM: Yes.
LORELAI: What do I have, like 14 questions left?