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"And maybe that doesn't detail everything but the gist of it. I absolutely want to say no. And I'm like, I have to be missing something. The question must be trying to say something else. So I'm sitting here looking at the definitions now. The first definition that comes up is a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident take place. So somebody sees and sees an event take place. The second one is proof."
"And maybe that doesn't detail everything but the gist of it. I absolutely want to say no. And I'm like, I have to be missing something. The question must be trying to say something else. So I'm sitting here looking at the definitions now. The first definition that comes up is a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident take place. So somebody sees and sees an event take place. The second one is proof."
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"And maybe that doesn't detail everything but the gist of it. I absolutely want to say no. And I'm like, I have to be missing something. The question must be trying to say something else. So I'm sitting here looking at the definitions now. The first definition that comes up is a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident take place. So somebody sees and sees an event take place. The second one is proof."
"And maybe that doesn't detail everything but the gist of it. I absolutely want to say no. And I'm like, I have to be missing something. The question must be trying to say something else. So I'm sitting here looking at the definitions now. The first definition that comes up is a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident take place. So somebody sees and sees an event take place. The second one is proof."