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Detective Watts.
Ah, Detective Watts.
Detective Watts needed some help with a case.
Ah, Detective Watts, a word.
This is Chief ERA Watts.
Doesn't care what he says, Mr Watts.
Go on with you, Mr Watts!
Where did it get you, Mr Watts? - My legs.
I'll give you another 1,000 watts.
Why, he could do it with 20 watts tied behind his back.
They were giving me 10,000 watts a day, you know, and I'm. hot to trot.
Hey, it's 50,000 watts of KLAX power, man.
There'll be nothing, Miss Watts.
How many Watts is that spot? - This one?
My name's Asa Watts. How are you?
My jurisdiction extends from Ankara, Turkey to Watts Tower, baby.
Watts, Dr. Elston. Special unit three, seven, four, three, two, seven.
I'm Dr. Watts!
If we only knew what Watts was working on.
Over seven years ago, the people of Watts stood together. and demanded to be heard.
There's more black people in Watts. that were formerly on county and state aid that are employed right now.
There's no difference in Watts now than Watts '65.
As the first Black Queen of Miss Watts at the Watts Festival. and the Watts Beauty Pageant. how do you feel about this concert today?
Most of our children go barefoot. in Harlem, in Watts, in Philadelphia.
I got Leora Watts.
Power, 450 watts.
It's from John Watts.
Stinker Watts!
Watts.
Hey, Watts, nothing ventured, nothing gained, right?
Dad, I just came up to tell Keith that Watts is downstairs waiting.
Let's go with 18 watts per second.
Again, 89 watts!
News and current affairs
Everyone remembers the Watts, Newark, and Detroit riots in the United States in the 1960's, and the riots in Liverpool in the UK in the early 1980's, as well as in Bradford, Oldham, and Burnley in recent years.
As Anna Vassall, Michelle Remme, and Charlotte Watts of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine pointed out, gender inequalities and domestic violence are both associated with a significant increase in risk of HIV infection.