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s speech at the Nobel Banquet in Stockholm, December 10, 1967 Your Majesty, Your Royal Highnesses, Ladies and Gentlemen. I am deeply grateful to you for bestowing on me the Nobel Prize. For many decades this Prize has been regarded as the highest honor which can be awarded to a scientist. I feel quite humble comparing myself with many of my predecessors who have made great and fundamental discoveries. You have given me the Prize I believe for a lifetime of quiet work in physics rather than for any spectacular single contribution. I am very proud and very happy with this distinction. One of

s를 쓴다.* A mans stick. The cats ear.②무생물의 소유격은 「of + 명사」의 형태로 표시한다.* The legs of the table.③ -s로 끝나는 복수명사의 소유격은 (apostrophe)만 붙인다.* girls. rings.④고유명사는 어미가 -s로 끝나더라도 s를 붙인다.* Charless hat. Joness Dictionary.예외: 고대 희랍인, 그리고 Jesus, Moses, Socrates, Columbus등의고유명사는 -s로 끝날지라도 s만 붙여서 소유격을 만듬.⑤복합명사나 하나의 어군을 이루는 말의 소유격은 마지막에 s를 붙임.* father-i

s speech at the Nobel Banquet in Stockholm, December 10, 1967 Your Majesty, Your Royal Highnesses, Ladies and Gentlemen. I am deeply grateful to you for bestowing on me the Nobel Prize. For many decades this Prize has been regarded as the highest honor which can be awarded to a scientist. I feel quite humble comparing myself with many of my predecessors who have made great and fundamental discoveries. You have given me the Prize I believe for a lifetime of quiet work in physics rather than for any spectacular single contribution. I am very proud and very happy with this distinction. One of

s the cable guy already?END OF CREDIT SEQUENCE1A INT. STEVENS APARTMENT - CONTINUOUSIt is a stylish old apartment. There are half unpacked boxes strewn about the floor. Steven has justmoved in. The phone rings.STEVEN(into the phone)Hello.2 NEWSROOM - CONTINUOUSWe see Stevens best friend RICK standing in the middle of a busy newsroom. He is a roughlooking, cynical local news cameraman. In the background, hanging from the ceiling is a televisionset.ON THE TV - An anchorman sits at his desk fixing his hair as he waits to go on the air. A graphicon the screen says Sam Sweet Trial

s, a days growth of beard and eyes sandywith sleep, wakes up. Adjusts his steel-framed glasses.Unballs the tweed jacket hes been using as a pillow. Hesnearly sitting in the lap of the PILOT, 30s, a tightly woundmilitary type, as they zoom across the waves.PILOTGood sleep?NORMANNot bad. So, where are we?PILOTWhered they bring you in from?NORMANSan Diego. Left yesterday.PILOTSo you came Honolulu-Guam-Pago-here?NORMANYeah.PILOTLong trip. What kind of work do you do,sir?NORMANIm a psychologist.PILOTA shrink, huh? Why not. Theyve calledin just about everything else.N