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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Cast a net...
Lex: What do you have for me?
Agent: We applied voice recognition software and,
using satellites, cast a net Covered?
over every landline and cell (Wired and cell phones?)on the globe.
Lex: l don't care how wide your net. Where you can reach to?
lf you don't find Lana, it's not worth the string. It wasn't worth for Lex pulling some strings?
Agent: We have a match, sir. She's in Asia.
Our GPS puts her (Shows her to be?)just a few miles
from central Shanghai.
Agent: We applied voice recognition software and,
using satellites, cast a net Covered?
over every landline and cell (Wired and cell phones?)on the globe.
Lex: l don't care how wide your net. Where you can reach to?
lf you don't find Lana, it's not worth the string. It wasn't worth for Lex pulling some strings?
Agent: We have a match, sir. She's in Asia.
Our GPS puts her (Shows her to be?)just a few miles
from central Shanghai.
Top answer
"Cast a net" - yes. " Landline - wired phone. " "Puts her" - yes.
- "Cast a net" - yes.
- " Landline - wired phone.
- " "Puts her" - yes.
- Like putting a pin in a map.
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"Cast a net" - yes. Their surveillance system caught everything in its "net."
Landline - wired phone.
Wide your net - yes, or "how far your surveillance extended." "String" here is a (rather clumsy imo) reference to the string used to make the "net."
"Puts her" - yes. Like putting a pin in a map.
Landline - wired phone.
Wide your net - yes, or "how far your surveillance extended." "String" here is a (rather clumsy imo) reference to the string used to make the "net."
"Puts her" - yes. Like putting a pin in a map.
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