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Civilized people believe in humane treatment of prisoners. N&.H|5
The equatoris an imaginary circle around theearth. 3RigzT3
Because he wasn‘t working hard, he is liableto fail. 5u ,{6
He sat alone after the battle, mourningoverthe loss of his best friend. 1ufp qqk
A psychiatristcan help some people to understand their subconscious urges. JL`-0P< M
He has to leave now, he lives farther fromhere than I do. aacpM[{f
All the members of the committee agreed to inquirefurther into the matter. ;
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The man living next door hanged himself in sorrow after his wife died. }V'} E\\
We hung our reproduction of “Mona Liza”above the fireplace. <S5 BDk
Tainan is one of the historic spots that youshould visit. Ij 79~pn
Upon retiringfrom the office, the President gave all the historical papers to the library. #? RU;1)Cw
The philosopherclaims that kindness is a human trait,but I don‘t believe it. 1] d!~
Humane people are considerate of not onlyother people but also animals.
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Some people do not believe that ghosts are not realbut imaginary beings. [ie I;OG;
The imaginative child always likes to makeup fairy tales. zp6C3RG(
Bessie Smith was an incomparable singer in her days. 7( #:GD
It is foolishto compare horses with airplanes. They are incomparable. hl;u' _AB
Some old superstitions seem incredibleto most educated people. {WJ m
People nowadays are incredulous about ghosts and witches. xv46r=>
The gentleman laid his land on his son‘sshoulder. +[Dx
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The wounded soldier was lying on thebattlefield. J.3u^~z y
This kind of shoe is apt to slip on wet ground. yyR0]NzYUD
Henry is an apt student of the practical science. T! uM+6|Y
Children under the age of 10 are all liable to diseases. )"qa k T
He declared that he was not liable for his wife‘s debts. )tG\vk=@
The weatherforecast says that it‘s likely to be hot tomorrow. C:GK,?!Jn'
The backyardof our house has a luxuriant growthof weeds. ] ;KJ6
She is too proud, too luxurious tomarry an ordinary person like you. ;$HftG>B
From time to time, during the night, therewas a moan of pain from the sick man. YP
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The whole nation mourned the death of themuch-loved President. RXNn[A4xfY
The company will give only oral tests tothe applicants. /pm]B C
This written report contains both a verbal description and a sketch of the building. 5sdn[Tt# #
The minister made a personal visit to the scene of the fighting. '|ad_M
The general issued an order to capture thehill to all personnel. Nv$ R\' 3
The man seemed poor, but he was respectably dressed. .GbX]?dN
Children should speak respectfully to their elders. w!#tTy k`
The first, second, and third prizes went toJack, George, and Frank respectively. ~Cbc<[}
She raisedher finger to her lips as a sign for silence. ih)zG
The farmer raises cattle and crops. oVnvO iAc
The sun will rise at 5:45 tomorrow morning. -N6f1>}pE
We have to go to the government patent office to register the newtrademark. }q`ts=dlGt
It is safe to register the letter containing the check. Y1L[;)H n
Go to the registrar of the university toknow your grades. 3^IpE];+:u
The boat we are on is the best sailor inthe fleet. 8Pfb~&X^Ws
The men in our navy are called sailors if they are not officers. svsq g{9z
A group of college professors were waitingin the main salon to see theMinister of Education. d^@ dzNv
The ship‘s passengers have their dinners inthe dining saloon. Yf:IKY
It was certainthat Oswald might have a subconscious desireto injure his underling. =MSr/ O2
Edina was unconscious for two hours after the accident. RW |`n L
The general was unconscious of being followed by the spy. 'g6\CZw(#
The club’s secretary prepared several transcripts of minutes of the meeting. 26e]`]!SU
Thetranscription of words into phoneticsymbols requires special training. i% w3 /m
