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The murder of a psychologist leads to a case involving a computer company that sells information and their responsibility in shielding their clients' history in order to serve their needs.
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      • Factoids about Jack McCoy: he's reading an Eleanor Roosevelt biography, he listens to the Clash, the Beatles and fusion jazz, he uses his grandmother's name as an Internet password, and he's taking a prescription medicine for migraines.
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      • Virgil Rice: Cops are like sharks. The more you thrash, the more they attack. Ed Green: Is that what it's like when you rape women? Virgil Rice: I'm in recovery.
      • Dr. Emil Skoda: Look for anything that might look like a patient who feels betrayed by their therapist. Lennie Briscoe: At $150 an hour, wouldn't that be just about everyone?
      • (Arnold runs after punching Ed) Lennie Briscoe: One more step and you're dead, GET DOWN!
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      • Nora Lewin: People started crashing planes into buildings and trying to set their shoes on fire. The 9/11 reference is obvious; the second reference is to Richard Reid a.k.a. the Shoe Bomber. Reid was on an American Airlines flight in December 2001 when he tried to ignite the fuse of a bomb that was hidden in his shoe. The fuse failed to ignite and he was subdued by other passengers and members of the flight crew. He later pled guilty to various charges and admitted to supporting Al-Qaeda. Reid is serving a life sentence.
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