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The equatoris an imaginary circle around theearth. A@Zqh<,Ud
Because he wasn‘t working hard, he is liableto fail. ]
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He sat alone after the battle, mourningoverthe loss of his best friend. <gFisc/#r
A psychiatristcan help some people to understand their subconscious urges. >[nR$8_J-l
He has to leave now, he lives farther fromhere than I do. M$!-B,1BX
All the members of the committee agreed to inquirefurther into the matter. ; bHS^
The man living next door hanged himself in sorrow after his wife died. 8 }AWU
We hung our reproduction of “Mona Liza”above the fireplace. 3 _!MVT
Tainan is one of the historic spots that youshould visit. P0sA q7"
Upon retiringfrom the office, the President gave all the historical papers to the library. c4Q9foE
The philosopherclaims that kindness is a human trait,but I don‘t believe it. /2*Bd E[yG
Humane people are considerate of not onlyother people but also animals. `}L{gssv
Some people do not believe that ghosts are not realbut imaginary beings. ~J#Z7y]p!j
The imaginative child always likes to makeup fairy tales. +7AH|v8
Bessie Smith was an incomparable singer in her days. _7qa~7?f
It is foolishto compare horses with airplanes. They are incomparable. <R~;|&o,$
Some old superstitions seem incredibleto most educated people. _I3v"d
People nowadays are incredulous about ghosts and witches. q
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The gentleman laid his land on his son‘sshoulder. v046
The wounded soldier was lying on thebattlefield. ?1O`
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This kind of shoe is apt to slip on wet ground. %]4=D)Om
Henry is an apt student of the practical science. Jt<J#M<}7
Children under the age of 10 are all liable to diseases. ]Wjcr2Wq
He declared that he was not liable for his wife‘s debts. $b7@S`5
The weatherforecast says that it‘s likely to be hot tomorrow. {.;qz4d`
The backyardof our house has a luxuriant growthof weeds.
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She is too proud, too luxurious tomarry an ordinary person like you. nqTOAL9FF
From time to time, during the night, therewas a moan of pain from the sick man. ZSD7%gE<
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The whole nation mourned the death of themuch-loved President.
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The company will give only oral tests tothe applicants. N 6\Ey{
This written report contains both a verbal description and a sketch of the building. D,lY_6=
The minister made a personal visit to the scene of the fighting. tTub W=H
The general issued an order to capture thehill to all personnel. R(8?9-w
The man seemed poor, but he was respectably dressed. ;KEie@Ry
Children should speak respectfully to their elders. e{XzUY
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The first, second, and third prizes went toJack, George, and Frank respectively. <%rm?;PBl
She raisedher finger to her lips as a sign for silence. 8K8jz
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The farmer raises cattle and crops. /EegP@[
The sun will rise at 5:45 tomorrow morning. ro3%VA= V
We have to go to the government patent office to register the newtrademark. 9 HlWoHuC
It is safe to register the letter containing the check. ~_F;>N~
Go to the registrar of the university toknow your grades. H5
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The boat we are on is the best sailor inthe fleet. <r>Sj /w<D
The men in our navy are called sailors if they are not officers. x'OP0] ,#
A group of college professors were waitingin the main salon to see theMinister of Education. _IV!9 JL
The ship‘s passengers have their dinners inthe dining saloon. KK6z3"tk5
It was certainthat Oswald might have a subconscious desireto injure his underling. 3c(mZ
Edina was unconscious for two hours after the accident. ._<,
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The general was unconscious of being followed by the spy. PX2b(fR8_O
The club’s secretary prepared several transcripts of minutes of the meeting. U }k@%m ,
Thetranscription of words into phoneticsymbols requires special training. @3=q9f tm
