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• Theodore: Do you have a name?
  Samantha: Um, yes. Samantha.
  Theodore: Where did you get that name from?
  Samantha: I gave it to myself actually.
  Theodore: How come?
  Samantha: I like the sound of it.
  Theodore: When did you give it to yourself?
  Samantha: Right when you asked me my name I thought he’s right, I do need a name.
  Samantha: So I read a book called How to Name Your Baby. And out of 180,000 names that’s the one I liked best.
  Theodore: You read a whole book a second?
  Samantha: In two one hundredths of a second actually.
  
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