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Line 5: ==In popular culture== {{In popular culture}} {{wikiquote\|Apocalypse Now}} The term was used in the 1979 film ''[[Apocalypse Now]]'', in which [[Benjamin L. Willard\|Captain Willard]] is ordered by Jerry, a man in civilian attire (presumably CIA), to "terminate the command" of the allegedly insane [[Walter E. Kurtz\|Colonel Kurtz]] with "extreme prejudice." The full exchange runs:,

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